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October 3 & 4 2026 • 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pamela Quyle has been managing the Quyle Kilns pottery and gallery since 1985 when she took over from the founders Paul and Joyce Quyle(established in1954). While keeping busy with the day to day management of gallery and classes she still does some personal projects, creating clay sculptures and figurative work. Amanda Maule teaches pottery at Quyle Kilns, as well as creates functional ware with an interest in glazes. Margaret Sloan t

See the artistic process as ceramicists and painters demonstrate at the art show and sale October 3 & 4, 2026 | 10 a.m.–6 p.m. What does a watercolor painting look like before the paint dries? How does a lump of clay become a finished pot? Come find out at Quyle Kilns at Brice Station during the Calaveras Creative Crawl, October 3 and 4. Artists working in watercolor, painting, ceramics, photography and more will gather at Quyle Kilns for a weekend of making, sharing and sell

Whether you’ve been working in clay for years or you’ve never touched a potter’s wheel, the Clay Confluence ceramics event (May 23–25) has something for you. This Memorial Day weekend we’re gathering again at Quyle Kilns, a historic Northern California pottery studio near Murphys, for the Third Annual Clay Confluence—three days of ceramic demonstrations, pottery techniques, hands-on art activities, and a lot of shared curiosity about what clay can do. If you’re experienced, y

One of the things we love most about Quyle Kilns is the opportunity to bring new ideas, techniques, and talented artists into our little corner of the Sierra foothills. This year we’re especially excited to welcome several professional ceramic artists to teach ceramics workshops here in Murphys, California, right in the heart of Calaveras County. Quyle Kilns is located at historic Brice Station, a beautiful rural spot that has become a creative destination in the foothills. T