SEVERE SHORTAGE!
The Red Cross has declared Washington DC in CRITICAL NEED of blood donations.
Please sign up now.
The Geraldine & Harry Biles
2020 Blood Drive
Sunday, April 19th
10:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Click here to make an appointment
District Clay will re-open briefly on Sunday, April 19th for a Blood Drive. With many businesses closed and blood drives cancelled, the Red Cross reports that it is experiencing a SEVERE SHORTAGE and is CRITICAL NEED of donations. Blood giving has slowed dramatically but the need for blood does not.
In this time of crisis, this is one simple way you can give back to people in need. The Red Cross has instituted new safety protocols for the Coronavirus. This includes new screening, disinfection and social distancing protocols. Giving blood is safe and, now more than ever, you may be saving a life.
Click here to make an appointment
This blood drive is being held in honor of ceramic artist Russell Biles parents, Geraldine and Harry Biles, who taught him he should always do two things: give blood and vote. Each donor will get a blood figurine from Russell's installation: GIVE.
If you can't make this date, please go here to sign up for another blood drive.
The Red Cross has declared Washington DC in CRITICAL NEED of blood donations.
Please sign up now.
The Geraldine & Harry Biles
2020 Blood Drive
Sunday, April 19th
10:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Click here to make an appointment
District Clay will re-open briefly on Sunday, April 19th for a Blood Drive. With many businesses closed and blood drives cancelled, the Red Cross reports that it is experiencing a SEVERE SHORTAGE and is CRITICAL NEED of donations. Blood giving has slowed dramatically but the need for blood does not.
In this time of crisis, this is one simple way you can give back to people in need. The Red Cross has instituted new safety protocols for the Coronavirus. This includes new screening, disinfection and social distancing protocols. Giving blood is safe and, now more than ever, you may be saving a life.
Click here to make an appointment
This blood drive is being held in honor of ceramic artist Russell Biles parents, Geraldine and Harry Biles, who taught him he should always do two things: give blood and vote. Each donor will get a blood figurine from Russell's installation: GIVE.
If you can't make this date, please go here to sign up for another blood drive.
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Why Take a Pottery Class?
The Best Places to Take Ceramics Classes Across the US, Artsy, 6/2018 (District Clay made the list!)
94% of District Clay Students Give DCC a Good or Excellent rating, 1/2020
Local Company Changing the Pottery Scene, WUSA9 Feature on the District Clay Center: 8/18
District Clay Center Provides Holiday Shoppers with Pottery Bonanza, OnTap, 12/10/2019
Pottery is the new Pilates..., the New York Times, 11/2018
Creating Ceramics Can Help Combat Depression, Artsy, 9/2017
25 Reasons to Take a Pottery Class, Amaranth Stoneware, 7/2015
The Best Places to Take Ceramics Classes Across the US, Artsy, 6/2018 (District Clay made the list!)
94% of District Clay Students Give DCC a Good or Excellent rating, 1/2020
Local Company Changing the Pottery Scene, WUSA9 Feature on the District Clay Center: 8/18
District Clay Center Provides Holiday Shoppers with Pottery Bonanza, OnTap, 12/10/2019
Pottery is the new Pilates..., the New York Times, 11/2018
Creating Ceramics Can Help Combat Depression, Artsy, 9/2017
25 Reasons to Take a Pottery Class, Amaranth Stoneware, 7/2015
Where is the District Clay Center?
The District Clay Center is located at 2414 Douglas St NE in Washington DC on the first floor of the Off the Beaten Track Warehouse. We are minutes from Brookland, Union Market and Catholic U.
Our doors are on the left hand side of the building facing the street. Parking is available directly in front of the building.
Click here to contact us. Click here to join our mailing list.
The District Clay Center is located at 2414 Douglas St NE in Washington DC on the first floor of the Off the Beaten Track Warehouse. We are minutes from Brookland, Union Market and Catholic U.
Our doors are on the left hand side of the building facing the street. Parking is available directly in front of the building.
Click here to contact us. Click here to join our mailing list.
