Weirdgirl Creations Pottery Studio is a vibrant art destinat

Weirdgirl Creations Pottery Studio

Weirdgirl Creations Pottery Studio is a vibrant art destination located at 10 Wampanoag Trail, Unit 4, in Riverside, RI. This welcoming studio offers a creative space for individuals of all ages to enjoy a hands-on, screen-free pottery painting experience. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced artist, the studio provides an inviting environment to explore your creativity through DIY ceramic projects. The studio specializes in paint-your-own pottery, offering a wide selection of bisque items ranging from mugs and plates to seasonal ornaments and figurines. Beyond standard painting, they provide specialized services including clay impression keepsakes for babies and pets, as well as extracurricular programs and team-building activities. All projects use non-toxic, lead-free, and food-safe glazes, with all-inclusive pricing that covers studio time, materials, and professional firing. Customers can expect a clean and safe environment, featuring UV air purification and regular sanitization protocols to ensure a comfortable visit. With indoor capacity for over 50 guests and convenient drop-in availability, Weirdgirl Creations makes it easy to gather, relax, and create personalized art in a substance-free setting.

Providence County

Providence Metropolitan Area

East Providence

Rhode Island

Weirdgirl Creations Pottery Studio is a vibrant art destination located at 10 Wampanoag Trail, Unit 4, in Riverside, RI. This welcoming studio...

The girls' softball team at Barrington High School wore special tie-dyed "Boston Strong" shirts for Monday's game against Cumberland. Their numbers were duct-taped to the backs of their shirts. "We wanted some way to help The One Fund Boston," said junior Rebecca Egge, who came up with the idea of dedicating Monday's game to the people most affected by the Boston Marathon bombing – the purpose of the fund.  "We're putting out a donation box for anyone who wants to contribute," Rebecca said before the game. "Donations will go to The One Fund." The girls also spent some of their pre-game time attaching the number "617" -- the Boston area code -- in crepe paper to the chain-link fences along the sidelines.  And the girls held a brief ceremony before the first pitch in remembrance of the three people who lost their lives and the scores of people who were injured by the two bombs.

The girls’ softball team at Barrington High School wore special tie-dyed “Boston Strong” shirts for Monday’s game against Cumberland.

Their numbers were duct-taped to the backs of their shirts. “We wanted some way to help The One Fund Boston,” said junior Rebecca Egge, who came up with the idea of dedicating Monday’s game to the people most affected by the Boston Marathon bombing – the purpose of the fund.

“We're putting out a donation box for anyone who wants to contribute,” Rebecca said before the game. “Donations will go to The One Fund.” The girls also spent some of their pre-game time attaching the number “617” -- the Boston area code -- in crepe paper to the chain-link fences along the sidelines.

And the girls held a brief ceremony before the first pitch in remembrance of the three people who lost their lives and the scores of people who were injured by the two bombs.

Bristol County

Barrington

The girls' softball team at Barrington High School dedicates Monday's game to the people most affected by the Boston Marathon bombing.