Ceramics fairs & events, UK
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Roots & Shoots Ceramic Studio Sale, London
Over 50 different makers offering unique handmade pieces you won’t find anywhere else!
Cockpit Open Studios Winter Bloomsbury
Thursday 26 November, 2-9 pm VIP Preview
Friday 27 November, 12-8 pm
Saturday 28 November, 12-6 pm
Sunday 29 November, 12-6 pm
Cockpit’s celebrated Winter Open Studios returns this November, bringing you the chance to meet and shop direct from over 170 of London’s finest artist-makers across two weekends.
This twice-yearly shopping event is the only time Cockpit opens its doors to the public, providing an exclusive chance to meet some of London’s leading craftspeople, go behind the scenes in their studios to learn the details of their practice, and support independent businesses with your holiday gifting.
From jewellery to homewares, ceramics to fashion accessories and more, discover an extraordinary world of making at Cockpit and delight your loved ones with unique and original handmade gifts that will be truly treasured.
Bloomsbury highlights:
Meet and buy direct from some of Europe’s most renowned jewellery designers and goldsmiths
Have lunch or grab a hot drink at our pop-up café
Discover the work of more than 90 talented makers, from cutting-edge ceramicists to master craftspeople keeping heritage craft techniques alive
Half-price entry for all Camden residents
!!! Win £50 to spend at Winter Open Studios — buy your tickets before 31 Oct to be automatically entered into the prize draw !!!*
Tickets:
Tickets start from £10. Concessions available for Seniors, Students, NHS employees & more!
All ticket sales support Cockpit’s work as a registered charity.
The Kiln Rooms Christmas Sale, London
Please note: takes place at Bellenden Road AND Copeland Park studios.
Browse work from over 80 ceramic artists and designers, meet the makers, explore the studios and support local craft. From beautiful ceramic tableware and sculptures to homeware and more, there’ll be lots of lovely things to explore!
Second location address: Unit 3, Copeland Pk, 133 Copeland Rd, London SE15 3SN
Opening night 5 - 9pm | Friday 27 Nov
Open 11am - 5pm | Saturday 28 & Sunday 29 Nov
Free entry / family & dog friendly / £2.50 drinks / mulled wine!
Earthworks Ceramics Market, London
Following success at our last market, we will also be running an online auction of members’ work ahead of the market where you can catch a first glimpse of the kind of work we’ll have available.
More details to come but you can expect to see fantastic work from all of our wonderful members for sale. It’s a great opportunity to explore the breadth of work taking place in the studio and pick up a few pieces.
Triangle Ceramics London Winter Pop-Up
A celebration of handmade ceramics, local creativity and one-of-a-kind gifts this festive season.
The pop-up brings together a talented group of local ceramic artists and makers, each with their own distinctive style and creative approach. Visitors can explore an eclectic collection of handmade ceramics, from beautiful functional tableware and everyday objects to bold sculptural pieces, playful creations and wonderfully whimsical designs. Whether you're searching for a thoughtful present or a unique addition to your home, the winter pop-up promises something for everyone.
Cockpit Open Studios Winter Deptford
Friday 4 December, 2-5 pm VIP Preview
Friday 4 December, 5-9 pm
Saturday 5 – Sunday 6 December, 12-6pm
Cockpit’s celebrated Winter Open Studios returns this December, bringing you the chance to meet and shop direct from over 170 of London’s finest artist-makers across two weekends.
This twice-yearly shopping event is the only time Cockpit opens its doors to the public, providing an exclusive chance to meet some of London’s leading craftspeople, go behind the scenes in their studios to learn the details of their practice and support independent businesses with your holiday gifting.
From jewellery to homewares to ceramics to fashion accessories and more, discover an extraordinary world of making at Cockpit and delight your loved ones with unique and original handmade gifts that will be truly treasured.
Deptford highlights:
Pop by after work to enjoy our late opening on Friday night!
Visit our shared Wood, Leather and Weaving hubs
Have lunch or a drink from Spring Café in the Cockpit Craft Garden
Discover the work of over 70 makers, from Loewe Craft Prize shortlisted artists to award-winning ceramicists
Half-price entry for all Lewisham residents
!!! Win £50 to spend at Winter Open Studios — buy your tickets before 31 Oct to be automatically entered into the prize draw !!!*
Tickets:
Tickets start from £6. Concessions available for Seniors, Students, NHS employees & more!
All ticket sales support Cockpit’s work as a registered charity.
Rochester Square Christmas Market, London
For something unique, visit the annual Christmas Ceramics Market at Rochester Square ceramics studio in Camden. This specialist market showcases a truly diverse range of work from the studio’s community of makers, from independent potters to ceramic artists.
Find the perfect handcrafted gift from a selection of affordable handmade pieces, meet the potters over a glass of mulled wine or enter the annual ceramics raffle to win more handmade treasures.
Visitors can also explore the studio’s rewilded garden, a hidden green escape in the heart of Camden, and also home to a group of resident chickens.
The Clay Garden Christmas Market, Twickenham
Visit this ceramics Christmas market where all members will be exhibiting and selling their work and they will have some throwing and painting pottery workshops running on the day too!
Christmas Independent Ceramics Market, London
Independent Ceramics Market provides a unique opportunity to see / buy a diverse range of affordable ceramic artwork, and buy direct from the maker.
Grace Birkett Kenrick Winter Open Studio Sale, London
Grace will be holding her yearly Open Studio event at the end of October, with her newest collection of tableware for sale plus a big selection of samples and seconds at significant discounts, and some special one-off pots from the archive. Come and see for yourselves and start your xmas shopping early!
11am to 5pm both days.
Landmark Arts Centre Pottery Fair, Teddington
Eighteen local potters are showing an amazing array of work at this second pottery fair. Entry is free and accessible, public transport very convenient.
touchy feely, susurri shop, London
Taking place in London's Bloomsbury, touchy feely features breathtaking, one-of-a-kind cups and tea bowls.
From bold and rustic Iga ware, boundary pushing Kohiki verging on the spiritual, to intricacies of Nerikomi, this exhibition shows how Japanese ceramicists turn clay, glaze and fire into distinct landscapes at the table.
A phone-free, quiet break from hustle and bustle.
Hold every piece for your examination.
touchy feely is a serene period of time to look slowly and closely at vessels. During your viewing, gloves will be provided. Get up close and personal with each piece's texture, weight, handfeel and shape. Consider how a piece can become your treasure for appreciation and contemplation at home.
To create a calming, focussed experience:
Parts of your attendance will be free of phone and chats.
Children are welcome to other church spaces without too much noise.
The church cannot accommodate pets other than service animals.
Choose one of two ways to participate:
1. Workshop + Exhibition + Refreshments – £28.50
Study an eye-catching piece up close and personal, over drip coffee and Japanese snacks.
Make a personal connection with craft masterpieces.
2. Exhibition Only – £11
View the exhibition, handle and study pieces alongside other visitors.
Keramik Haus, London
A new series of ceramic events with independent makers in pop-up venues across London. And hopefully, over time, a little further afield too.
The first edition will take place from 23–25 October 2026 at Host of Leyton.
There will be a private view on Friday evening, followed by two public selling days over the weekend.
Selection of participating artists
Hampstead Ceramics Fair
Second edition of the Hampstead Ceramics Fair, independently organised. Showing the work of 25 ceramic makers and artists.
Friday 23rd October 1-7pm
Saturday 24th October 11am-5pm
Ceramicists Mart, East London
Join us for our much-loved Ceramicists’ Mart, returning to our home East London venue at Abney Hall on Stoke Newington Church Street, where more than 60 talented ceramic artists + potters will be showcasing a magnificent selection of their latest artworks.
Expect a SUPER STUNNING mix of unique functional homewares, wearable ceramic art, sculptural pieces + more – just the thing if you’re on the lookout for thoughtful gifts, one-of-a-kind conversation pieces or something special for your home. Every piece is crafted by emerging + established independent ceramicists, potters + studio collectives from across London + the UK.
CERAMICISTS’ MART | Curated by @n4makersmarket
🏺 70+ Ceramicists + potters
🥙 London’s BEST pierogi by @pierogi_queen_ldn
🍵 AMAZING matcha by @haki_teaa
♿️ Accessible
🐶 Dog-friendly
🕚 11am-5pm
📍 Abney Hall, Stoke Newington, London N16 0AS
🎟️ FREE ENTRY
Ceramics in the City, London
Museum of the Home's annual market celebrating the world of ceramics, showcasing everything from functional tableware to decorative objects and unique collector's pieces.
Launch of The Clay Commons CIC, London
You’re invited to the exclusive launch of The Clay Commons CIC.
The Clay Commons CIC is a national membership programme connecting creative professionals working in clay. Their mission is to build an accessible, resilient and creative network of ceramic activity across the UK, challenging systemic issues in the field and reframing clay as a catalyst for societal change.
The official launch event is where they will announce their new national membership programme, the reboot of their popular podcast, their upcoming online seminar series, plans for in person residencies and much more!
The day will begin with a live discussion between Director, Eva Masterman and Non-Exec Board Members, Isis Dove Edwin, Simeon Featherstone, Oren Shoesmith and Carla Wright. This will be followed by an exclusive opportunity to engage with the Crafts Council’s Open Store, and a chance to connect through guided small-group conversations.
Tickets are free but limited.
With thanks to the Crafts Council and The Radcliffe Trust for their generous support.
Independent Ceramics Market, London
Independent Ceramics Market provides a unique opportunity to see / buy a diverse range of affordable ceramic artwork, and buy direct from the maker.
Artist Talk at County Hall Pottery, London: James Evans
Join ceramic artist James Evans at County Hall Pottery for an evening exploring the experiences, influences and experiments that have shaped his sculptural practice.
Tracing his journey from art education in Suffolk and London to postgraduate study in the United States, James will discuss his transition from an early ambition to become a traditional potter towards an internationally exhibited practice centred on sculpture, architecture and the human form. The presentation offers a valuable opportunity to hear directly from the artist about the discoveries, accidents and changes of direction that have informed his work.
About the Talk
This illustrated lecture explores James Evans’s personal journey through ceramics, examining the education, mentors, cultural experiences and periods of experimentation that have shaped his artistic development.
James will reflect on studying in both the United Kingdom and the United States and consider how the different artistic philosophies, facilities and cultural settings he encountered broadened his understanding of ceramics. He will discuss his early ambition to become a traditional potter and the gradual development of a more sculptural approach to clay.
The talk will introduce key teachers and mentors who encouraged this transition, alongside an honest account of the creative process, from the first appearance of an idea to the technical and material decisions involved in bringing it into being.
A central theme will be the importance of chance and experimentation. James will consider how accidents, misjudgements and unexpected material outcomes have repeatedly opened new possibilities and redirected his practice.
The presentation will also explore the continuing relationship between the human form and architecture within his work. James will discuss the influence of London’s museum collections and the ways in which classical sculpture, architectural fragments and weathered surfaces have informed several bodies of work.
These include sculptural pieces inspired by fractured classical forms displayed on metal supports, as well as more intuitive, process-led slab constructions whose textured surfaces evoke eroded stone, reclaimed architectural details and the passage of time.
The talk will conclude with an opportunity for questions and discussion.
Clay College Graduate Showcase London Show, Brixton
Over the past two years, the full-time Diploma students at Clay College, Stoke have been busy developing their skills through a programme of technical tutorials and creative exploration.
their Graduate Showcase is their opportunity to present their final collections of work, marking who they are as makers right now: thoughtful, skilled, experimental and full of potential.
Visitors can expect a vibrant display of contemporary ceramics, highlighting the diversity, skill and creative energy of these fourteen emerging studio potters at a pivotal moment in their careers.
One of the best parts? You’ll get to meet the graduates in person, hear the stories behind the pots, and even take a piece home—directly supporting them as they begin their journey as professional studio potters.
Dulwich Picture Gallery Ceramics Market
Browse ceramics from local makers and special guests, from mugs to sculpture at our market on 26 July.
This summer, the Sculpture Garden will be host to their first ceramics market. On Sunday 26 July, they're welcoming a curated collection of talented ceramicists and potters for a day that brings together makers, collectors, and art enthusiasts.
Wander through the Sculpture Garden and discover an inspiring range of work from intricately decorated mugs and vessels to striking sculptural pieces that push the boundaries of what clay can do.
With local makers at the heart of the market alongside a handful of very special guests, expect to encounter a breadth of styles, techniques and voices united by a shared passion for the material.
This is a rare opportunity to meet the potters and ceramicists behind the work, discover their processes, and take home something truly handmade. Every purchase directly supports an independent maker.
Artists attending include:
The gardens will also be blooming with stunning flowers and plants from the wonderful Yolly, alongside a selection of hot food and drink traders to be announced, so pull up a spot in the sunshine and make a full afternoon of it.
Free entry. All works available to purchase on the day.
Step-free entrance and level access throughout.
Food, drink and plant traders to be announced.
Pothole Summer Exhibition, London
Pothole are celebrating all the amazing work their class members have been making and also their 2nd year of Pothole! All welcome & no need to book. They will have some great ceramics on show, made by people aged 5-88ish. They will also have some wheel throwing demos, a clay Photo Booth and cake! Hope to see you there!
County Hall Pottery Open Day
The team are delighted to invite you to their very first Open Studio Day at County Hall Pottery as they celebrate two wonderful years since opening our studio doors.
They will transform their kiln courtyard and studio into a vibrant space filled with market stalls, demonstrations, and handmade work from local makers and potters. It’s a chance to explore the studio, meet the artists, and discover unique ceramics and crafts directly from those who make them.
Expect a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere where you can browse, shop, watch live demonstrations, touch clay and take a guided tour of our working pottery studio.
Bring friends, bring your curiosity, and maybe even get your hands dirty!
✨ Ceramic market featuring handmade work from local makers and potters
✨ Open Studios and behind-the-scenes access
✨ Live demonstrations through the day
✨ Guided studio tours
✨ 20-Minute Micro Classes & Tasters
✨ Coffee, ice cream & delicious food to keep you going!
Rochester Square Summer Ceramics Market, London
A day of creativity for all ages. With a variety of handmade ceramics for sale by member artists, a range of hands-on clay activities including a communal pond making workshop, led by artist @clay_diwa, plus their usual ceramic carpet sale.
@potshop_rochestersquare will also be open throughout the day, selling plant pots and vases made by the creative community at Rochester Square.
Urban Potters Oval Launch
Come to the launch of Urban Potters’ new studio at Oval on 27th & 28th June from 11am -5pm
There will be an exhibition of members work including work by the recipients of their Potters in Residence awards, Gaya Vartanyan and Freddie Crossley.
There will be pottery demonstrations and the opportunity to purchase work direct from the makers. Free entry, all welcome.
Urban Potters Camberwell Summer Open Studio
As part of Camberwell Arts Festival, the Camberwell Urban Potters Open Studio takes place between 11am-5pm on Saturday and Sunday 20th and 21st June
The studio is only open twice yearly, so come and and look around. You can meet the members, view a huge range of work and buy direct from the makers. Free entry, all welcome.
Triangle Ceramics Pop-Up 2, Hackney
Join Triangle Ceramics London for its summer pop-up!
From everyday tableware to distinctive one-of-a-kind pieces, the pop-up offers collectors and curious visitors the chance to discover affordable, handmade ceramics created by Hackney-based makers.
The pop-up is part of Hackney Art Week and E8 Art & Craft Trail. During these celebrations of creativity across the borough you can explore studios, exhibitions, and discover inspiring work across a range of disciplines from independent makers.
From everyday tableware to distinctive one-of-a-kind pieces, the pop-up offers collectors and curious visitors the chance to discover affordable, handmade ceramics created by Hackney-based makers.
Thu 11 - Sun 14 June, 12pm - 7pm & Thu 18 - Sun 21 June, 12pm - 7pm
Studio Pottery London Open Weekend
Studio Pottery London welcomes the public to their biannual Open Studio weekend.
Come and experience the beauty and artistry of ceramics in the studio where our talented artists create stunning pieces for both personal use and display.
Artists will be available to discuss their work, and a curated range of exclusive pieces will be on sale.
Cockpit Open Studios Deptford
Friday 12 June, 12-5 pm *VIP Preview*
Friday 12 June, 5-9 pm
Saturday 13 – Sunday 14 June, 12-6 pm
Summer Open Studios is back, and this edition is especially significant as we mark our 40th year of supporting makers and championing craft.
This twice-yearly event is the only time Cockpit opens its doors to the public, offering a rare opportunity to meet some of London’s leading craftspeople, go behind the scenes in their studios to learn the details of their practice, and support independent businesses.
At the heart of this year’s event is our 40th anniversary celebration and an auction of 40 incredible craft objects made at Cockpit. And as always, visitors can explore the extraordinary world of making at Cockpit, from sculpture and ceramics to homewares, sustainable fashion, jewellery, and more.
Deptford highlights:
Pop by after work to enjoy our late opening on Friday night
Visit our shared Wood, Leather, and Weaving hubs
Have lunch or grab a hot drink at Spring Café
Discover the work of over 80 makers, from Loewe Craft Prize shortlisted artists to award-winning sustainable fashion designers
Half-price entry for all Lewisham residents
Triangle Ceramics Pop-Up, Hackney
Join Triangle Ceramics London for its summer pop-up!
From everyday tableware to distinctive one-of-a-kind pieces, the pop-up offers collectors and curious visitors the chance to discover affordable, handmade ceramics created by Hackney-based makers.
The pop-up is part of Hackney Art Week and E8 Art & Craft Trail. During these celebrations of creativity across the borough you can explore studios, exhibitions, and discover inspiring work across a range of disciplines from independent makers.
From everyday tableware to distinctive one-of-a-kind pieces, the pop-up offers collectors and curious visitors the chance to discover affordable, handmade ceramics created by Hackney-based makers.
Thu 11 - Sun 14 June, 12pm - 7pm & Thu 18 - Sun 21 June, 12pm - 7pm
Cockpit Open Studios Bloomsbury
Thursday 4 June, 12-9 pm VIP Preview
Friday 5 June, 12-7 pm
Saturday 6 – Sunday 7 June, 12-6 pm
Summer Open Studios is back, and this edition is especially significant as we mark our 40th year of supporting makers and championing craft.
This twice-yearly event is the only time Cockpit opens its doors to the public, offering a rare opportunity to meet some of London’s leading craftspeople, go behind the scenes in their studios to learn the details of their practice, and support independent businesses.
At the heart of this year’s event is our 40th anniversary celebration and an auction of 40 incredible craft objects made at Cockpit. And as always, visitors can explore the extraordinary world of making at Cockpit, from jewellery and ceramics to homewares, fashion accessories, and more.
Bloomsbury highlights:
Celebrate Cockpit’s 40th anniversary and the launch of our auction during the exclusive VIP Preview (join us with an Open Access VIP Pass!)
Explore a curated exhibition of works featured in our 40th anniversary auction
Discover the faces of Cockpit through a photography exhibition by Alun Callender
Meet more than 80 talented makers, from cutting-edge ceramicists to master craftspeople preserving heritage techniques
Enjoy lunch or a refreshing drink at our pop-up café, Flavour Kitchen
Half-price admission for all Camden residents
Maxability Pottery Studio Open Day, London
The day will be a celebration and showcase of what they do at Maxability.
They'll be offering taster pottery workshops, tours of the studio, and a ceramics sale featuring beautiful plant pots made by students. You can also expect light refreshments and friendly chat about accessible pottery.
The open day is free and open to all members of the public.
Their building is ground floor, level access, with multiple wheelchair accessible bathrooms. If you have any access requirements you would like them to know about ahead of your visit, please get in touch with their project coordinator, Megan, by emailing megan@maxability.org.uk.
Anita and Emile Woolf established Maxability in 2009 in order to enhance the lives of disabled adults in the London Borough of Barnet. They were partly inspired to establish the charity because their son, Carl Woolf, is deaf and physically disabled. Maxability’s mission is to enable participants to develop their creative potential through inclusive ceramics classes. Located in the Flightways Centre near Colindale, Maxability has a fully equipped pottery studio and provides a caring, supportive and creative environment. Maxability became a registered charity in 2015 (Charity No. 1162002).
Deptford Foundry & Deptford Foreshore Open Studios
You are warmly invited to join us for a weekend of exploration with friends, family, and fellow creatives. Discover the extraordinarily diverse range of workspaces that make up the Foundry and Foreshore studio communities.
This is a unique yearly opportunity to meet over 120 creative practitioners working across more than 30 disciplines, including: Architecture • Book Making • Ceramics • Costume Design • Drawing • Embroidery • Fashion • Film • Fine Art • Graphic Design • Illustration • Moving Image • Painting • Pattern Cutting • Performance • Photography • Quilt Making • Screen Printing • Sculpture • Set Design • Sound Design • Textile Dyeing • Theatre Design • Woodworking - Come explore, be inspired, and see creativity in action.
Full member directories are available here: Deptford Foundry & Deptford Foreshore — plan your route and make sure you don’t miss the chance to discover a new favourite artist or maker.
Secret Ceramics at Sotheby's
100 ceramic artists donations exhibiting anonymously at Sotheby’s this May, are supporting FiredUp4.
FiredUp4 are partnering with London Craft Week for the third edition of Secret Ceramics, held at Sotheby’s, London, from 11- 17 May 2026. A rare opportunity to collect exceptional contemporary ceramics - with a twist!
100 established ceramic artists, and new talent, have each donated a piece of work to support FiredUp4’s charitable mission.
Each ceramic piece will be displayed anonymously and offered for sale at a fixed price of £650.
The identity of the maker, however, remains a secret until revealed on purchase.
All proceeds will support the running of FiredUp4 Clay Clubs, which give over 2,000 young people each year the chance to explore creativity, find focus, and discover themselves.
This charitable sale is being held as part of Sotheby’s Crafted programme - exhibitions, talks and events designed to shine a light and deepen insight into the realm of craft, at Sotheby’s New Bond Street during London Craft Week.
Ceramics Unbound at Affordable Art Fair, Hampstead, London
Curated by Caroline Jackman, Ceramics Unbound will be positioned in the main atrium of the fair, championing contemporary ceramics practice and the artists shaping this medium today.
Affordable Art Fair Hampstead takes place in May on beautiful Hampstead Heath, showcasing the best in contemporary art from over 100 galleries from the UK and around the world. Discover the joy of collecting art, with 1,000s of stunning artworks from £100, alongside emerging artist showcases, a spotlight on ceramics, delightful bars and cafés to unwind in and much more.
Image above shows work by Sara Dodd.
Clay in Conversation 14: Collect
We’re thrilled to announce the upcoming episode of Clay in Conversation. This time we’ll be hearing from five contemporary collectors, prominent in the field of ceramics. Each with their own story surrounding their involvement with collecting, through their own collections or as champions of the business of collecting and supporting ceramic artists.
We are thrilled to welcome Connor Coulston, Caroline Fisher, Crispin Kelly, Daniella Wells along with Preston Fitzgerald who will be chairing the conversation.
Clay in Conversation 14: Collect will again be hosted at County Hall Pottery, London and is the fourteenth in a series of curated conversations focusing on clay and ceramics.
Curated by artist @juliaellenlancaster_ceramics the Clay in Conversation series provide a platform for presentation, dialogue and discovery, bringing together a diverse range of artists and producers working with clay and ceramics.
Each episode centres on a specific theme with episode 14 focusing on ‘collecting’.
All welcome but booking is essential. Please are limited so please book early.
Tickets remain at only £3 to ensure access to all.
London Ceramics Spring Market
25 talented local potters will be selling their ceramics from sculptural work to functional pottery. Great food and drinks available from the wholebowl.
Pop along to say hello and pick up some beautiful ceramics.
Turning Earth Ceramics Spring Market, London
80 makers will be selling their ceramic work over the weekend, 11-5pm each day.
Live music, plus street food and drinks.
London Potters Celebrating 40 Years
London Potters Celebrating 40 Years of Creativity, Craftmanship and Community
The weekend takes place on the 20th – 22nd March 2026 at the Art Workers Guild. Other activities taking place includes free and ticketed talks:
Free entrance to all members and non members:
London Potters 40 years history display
Suppliers zone featuring Blue Matchbox, Glost, Herbert Press (part of Bloomsbury Publishing) , In the making (apron)
Exhibition and sale of 40 miniatures
London Potters members fair
Interactive experience: decorate large pots together
Ticketed talks and demonstrations for members only (tickets for these events bookable via the website):
20th March 1:00pm – 2:00pm: Kate Malone MBE – Evolution and Critical Analysis Talk
20th March 2:30pm – 3:30pm: Stuart Carey – Exploring Personal Evolution Talk
21st March 12:00pm – 2:00pm: Jemma Gowland – Figurative Porcelain Demonstration
21st March 3:00pm – 4:00pm: Felicity Aylieff – Thinking Big Talk
22nd March 11:00am – 1:00pm: Creators Panel – Discussion on Sustainability
22nd March 2:00pm – 4:00pm: Rich Miller – Constructing Identity Talk and Demonstration
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