Fired up over ceramics

Posted 2/28/19

Fired up over ceramics It's billed as no artistic skill needed" activity and that may well apply to the Tuesday ceramics class from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Pilgrim Senior Center. But be ready for some fun whether it's sharing family stories or asking for"

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Fired up over ceramics

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WHO’S IN COMMAND? Kathleen Lannigan paints a bust of Napoleon.

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SWINGING: Instructor Kathy Nolan puts colorful touches to a dancing couple.

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INTO HER WORK: Pauline Nunes paints her work. The finished pieces are fired and returned to the students.

(Warwick Beacon photos)

Posted Thursday, February 28, 2019 12:54 pm

It’s billed as “no artistic skill needed” activity and that may well apply to the Tuesday ceramics class from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Pilgrim Senior Center. But be ready for some fun whether it’s sharing family stories or asking for advice from instructor Kathy Nolan. The mood is jovial and the company friendly. Asked what they liked about the class, answers ranged from “it gets you out of the house,” to “you make good friends,” “it activates your artistic side even if you don’t have one” and “it makes you think.” Classes are $5 per session.