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A Spoonful of Color: Paint Palette and Spoon Workshop – February 22nd, 2026

spoonful of colors
When: Sunday, February 22nd, 1:00–3:00 PM
Where: Once and Future Things, 3956 S. Hudson Ave., Tulsa, OK
Who’s Invited: Fun for all ages!
Add a little color to your creative practice in this playful, hands-on clay workshop—designed for artists, makers, and creative families alike. In A Spoonful of Color, participants will hand-build a ceramic paint palette and a matching spoon, perfect for watercolor, gouache, ink, or simply as a beautiful keepsake.
This beginner-friendly workshop introduces basic hand-building techniques, shaping, and surface design, with plenty of room to personalize each piece. The class is family-friendly and open to ages 8 and up, making it a great opportunity for kids and adults to create side by side. Younger participants should be accompanied by an adult.
All materials, clay, and firings are included. Finished pieces will be bisque and glaze fired and ready for pickup at a later date.
The cost of this class covers one participant. This activity is not advised for children under the age of 5 or those who have not yet entered kindergarten. A separate registration is required for each participant. Any children under 10 must be accompanied by a supervising adult (supervising adults are not required to register, must register separately if they wish to participate).
Once and Future Things and its staff reserve the right to cancel this class or a student’s enrollment at any time due to circumstances including, but not limited to, over- or under-enrollment or poor weather. Once and Future Things and its staff are not responsible for injuries or broken artwork.
Questions? Email us at onceandfuturethings2022@gmail.com
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