Just come along to a drop-in workshop or Workshop Week and shape your own clay vessel. No experience, no booking — everyone is welcome, any time during opening hours.
Help run workshops, support installation week, or assist with visitor care during the eleven days and nights. Register your interest via our volunteer form below.
Tax-deductible donations via the Australian Cultural Fund go directly to materials, firing and installation.
All skill levels are welcome — whether you're an experienced potter or have never worked with clay before. No sign-up or booking is required — just turn up during opening hours.
| When | Where | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Last Chance Saturday 8 November 2026 11am–4pm |
Hugh Bamford Reserve Hall | Last chance to make a vessel ahead of the installation. Drop in any time, no booking required. All ages and abilities welcome. |
| Ongoing, by arrangement | Bondi Pavilion & partner community centres | Rolling drop-in sessions and dedicated workshops for schools, first responders, health and support services, and community organisations. |
No registration, no booking, no cost. Bring yourself, your family, or a few friends to our last drop-in workshop (Saturday 8 November, Hugh Bamford Reserve Hall) or any session, and a facilitator will guide you through shaping your own vessel — about 30 minutes, start to finish.
Want to help run a session, support Workshop Week, or assist during the eleven days and nights the installation is open? Let us know via our volunteer sign-up form.
Volunteer sign-up formBringing a school or organisation? We're currently at capacity for new group bookings — but everyone is warmly welcome to drop in individually or as a family at any public session. For anything else, email us at sharinglight2026@gmail.com.
Just turn up. Everyone is welcome, from first-timers to experienced potters. A facilitator will guide you through each step.
Shape your vessel, add your own mark, and leave it to be fired ahead of the installation.
Children, families, school groups and community organisations are all part of the program.
Donating is one more way to take part in bringing Sharing Light to life.
Donate via the Australian Cultural Fund
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