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Clay Club Holiday Sale November 18, 2025 at Shoreline College

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Shoreline College's annual Clay Club Holiday Sale will take place on November 18, 2025, from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM in the Visual Arts Center Building. Attendees can purchase a variety of handmade ceramic items crafted by students and staff, including mugs, plates, and festive ornaments. Proceeds from the sale will fund workshops and events for the Clay Club throughout the year. This year, the Photo and Art Club will also participate, featuring a holiday-themed photo booth and various art activities. The sale not only showcases student talent but also fosters community engagement through local art.

Such events are vital for supporting the college's creative programs and enhancing student experiences. The college encourages residents to support local artisans while enjoying a festive atmosphere. The sale represents a significant opportunity for the college community to gather and celebrate creativity.

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