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Headwaters to host spring pottery classes

Headwaters Music and Arts will host a Pottery and Pints class and a Birds and Bees Pottery series this spring at Headwaters, 519 Minnesota Ave. NW.

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Headwaters Music and Arts will host a Pottery and Pints class and a Birds and Bees Pottery series this April at Headwaters, 519 Minnesota Ave. NW.
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BEMIDJI — Headwaters Music and Arts will host a Pottery and Pints class and a Birds and Bees Pottery series this April at Headwaters, 519 Minnesota Ave. NW.

Pottery and Pints

Adult participants can enjoy a relaxing afternoon of glazing pottery pieces at a Pottery and Pints class from 4 to 6 p.m. on Saturday, April 12.

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Attendees have the opportunity to bring their favorite beer to enjoy with provided light appetizers as instructor Tom Daly walks them through the process of glazing two pre-made pieces, such as a beer mug, wine mug, plate or bowl, a release said.

There will be plenty of breaks for socializing and enjoying beer and food. No art experience is required.

"Come learn in a fun and supportive environment surrounded by friends," the release said.

The cost is $45 per person. This class is for participants ages 21 and older.

Birds and Bees Pottery

Participants of all ages can create a bird bath and pollinator dish at a Birds and Bees Pottery series from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, May 3; 10 a.m. to noon on Sunday, May 4; and 10 a.m. to noon on Sunday, May 18.

Instructor Tom Daly will teach participants how to make these useful pieces to create a bird and butterfly oasis in their yard, the release said.

"Providing water in your yard can be more beneficial than feeding wildlife, especially in the warm months of the year when water can be difficult to find," the release explained.

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The cost is $100 for the entire series. No experience is necessary. Participants will receive 25 pounds of clay.

Space for the programs is limited and advanced registration is required. To register, call (218) 444-5606 or visit

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