Shaping earthy little mushrooms from air-dry clay, with plenty of room to relax and enjoy the evening together.
This session works well as a laid-back, sociable evening out. There’s a light meditative moment early on, just a few minutes to settle in and think about the season’s themes of change and quiet growth, with an optional line or two of journalling if it appeals. From there it’s straight into the hands-on part, no pressure to sit with anything too long.
Working the air-dry clay is simple and forgiving. Participants shape small mushrooms with their hands, adding texture and detail as they go, everyone finding their own rhythm. No experience is needed and all materials are provided, with guidance throughout to keep things easy for a mixed-ability group.
Alongside the making there’s a proper social side to the evening, with drinks and nibbles at Rustig and plenty of chat as people work. It’s a relaxed, social evening as much as a creative one.
By the end, everyone takes home a small handful of hand-shaped mushrooms, a simple, personal reminder of an evening well spent.


