Frequently Asked Questions
Membership
Who can join the Redcliffe Pottery Group?
Anyone aged 16 and over with an interest in ceramics is welcome to join.
Do I need to have experience with ceramics?
We require members to have a least completed an introductory course or undertake one of our classes. See our Membership page for details.
How do I become a member?
Complete our online membership application form.
What are the benefits of membership?
Members gain access to studio facilities, firing services, classes, workshops, exhibitions, and community events.
Classes & Workshops
Do you offer beginner classes?
Yes. Low‑cost beginner classes in handbuilding and wheelthrowing run quarterly and often book out quickly. Go to Lessons for details.
Can I get a refund if I can’t attend?
Terms and conditions apply around refunds and are not guaranteed. See our Lessons page for information.
Firing Services
Who can access firing services?
Only members have access to our firing services.
If you looking for firing services we recommend the following firing operations:
- Stephanie Outridge Field & Associates Services in Clayfield
Phone: 0417 886 185
Email: info@outridgefield.com.au
- Pottery Supplies Milton
Phone: (07) 3368 2877
Web: Firing Service – Pottery Supplies Online
- The Clay Shed, Kunda Park
Phone: (07) 5476 5977
Web: Pottery Firing Service – The Clay Shed
Safety & Conduct
What safety rules should I follow?
Members must follow all studio safety guidelines, including proper tool use, glazing practices, and kiln procedures.
What is the Code of Conduct?
Members are expected to comply with our Code of Conduct including communicating respectfully, use facilities responsibly, and contributing positively to the club environment.
General Information
Where is the club located?
The Redcliffe Pottery Group is located in the beautiful seaside suburb of Redcliffe in the City of Moreton Bay. The club operates within the Old Redcliffe Fire Station arts precinct at 395 Oxley Avenue Redcliffe.
Does the club have social media?
Yes. We post regularly about exhibitions, events and activities for the public on Facebook and Instagram. See Homepage for links.
Who runs the club?
We are a community non-for-profit club run by volunteers so all members are encouraged to get involved in activities including social events, market days, exhibition events, clean up days, kiln operations, glaze making and more. RPG is also managed by a volunteer committee elected annually through our AGM.