Botanical Prints in Clay with Rayna Galati + Dee Oliva

Get artsy with Rayna & Dee, making cool clay pieces decorated with botanical prints—fun hands-on vibes! This is going to be such a fun class! We have two stellar ceramic artist in house for this workshop - led by ceramic artists and instructors Rayna Galati and Dee Oliva., and you don't want to miss it! You’ll use flowers, herbs, and foliage to imprint high-quality clay, then bring your designs to life with underglazes. Each participant will make one large statement piece, such as a charcuterie board or platter, plus 2–3 smaller items, such as a trinket dish or magnets. Your registration includes all materials and mid-fire firing. Your finished pieces will be ready for pickup in about 14–21 days. Pickup timing may vary with severe weather. The workshop room is air-conditioned. Bring your own water and a sweater if you tend to get cold. Please note • Ages 7 and up are welcome. • A parent must accompany participants aged 16 and under. • The workshop is in Room 203-A and is accessible by stairs only. • Space is limited to 24 participants. • No refunds. To register by phone and save Eventbrite fees, call 808-923-1802. Location & Accessibility • Waikīkī Community Center • 2nd Floor – Stair access only (no elevator) Registration Information • Advance registration required • No refunds • Space is limited 📞 Phone reservations are welcome: Call 808-923-1802 to purchase your spot. New to Waikīkī Community Center? Welcome! First-time participants are asked to complete a brief WCC Registration Form before attending. This information helps support our nonprofit programs and future community offerings. Thank you for being part of our WCC ʻohana. 👉 https://www.waikikicommunitycenter.org/registration 🌺 About Waikīkī Community Center Since 1978, Waikīkī Community Center, a private 501(c)(3) nonprofit, has been serving keiki, kūpuna, and our community. Through accessible programs, shared spaces, and essential support, we bring people together—fostering connection, lifelong learning, and a stronger, more resilient community.