🌾 TCWC September: Wild Clay Series Part One 🌾

From creek bed to fire pit: Learn to embrace growth through failure with wild pottery. 😅

For our September meet-up, we’re slowing down and getting our hands into the earth with a two-part Oklahoma Wild Clay series.

TCWC’s co-founder, Rachael (an enthusiastic novice backyard potter), explains: “I first tried gathering clay from our creek a year or so ago (inspired by my potter sister + Andy Ward’s Ancient Pottery YouTube videos). Some pots survived, plenty cracked, and I loved the whole process. This TCWC workshop series is about that same spirit — starting fresh, learning together and celebrating the outcome.”

✨ Part One — Sunday, September 21 at 3 PM

Learn how to collect and process wild clay with hands-on demos. Then we’ll hand-build simple projects — a small pot, a little sculpture, an ornament, or even garden plant labels (pieces will not be food safe). You’ll take your creation home or leave it with us to slowly dry over the next three weeks.

✨ Part Two — Sunday, October 12 time TBD

Open firing in the fire pit. It’s always a bit of a lottery — some pieces will make it, some won’t — and that unpredictability is part of the beauty.

No experience needed — just curiosity and a willingness to get a little muddy. If you have pottery or clay experience, we welcome collaboration! As always, this is a free event. Follow us for updates on whether the weather impacts plans.

Email for details/RSVP: 

TulsaCo.WomensCo@gmail.com 

#TulsaCountyWomensCollective

We’ve been making improvements all summer: Stop by on Saturday, September 20th, and see what we’re planning for the upcoming season!

We’re preparing for Back-to-School, and ready to explore a new, yet familiar, pathway to education! Join us for the unveiling of “Studio South” and “Firefly Pavilion.” Mr. Davis will meet with parents and students, share a little of his teaching approach (including the value of outdoor classrooms), as well as showcase previous student work.

There will be activities for explorers of all ages, tours of the Suburban Nature Bubble, and more!

Mr. Davis is currently booking tutoring and small-group study sessions.

Sunday “Sunrise” Sound Bath – 8:00 am.

Join us on Sunday, August 10th, for another Sound Bath - but in the morning!

Led by Elly Archer, this immersive sound experience blends crystal bowls and elemental tones to calm the nervous system and open the heart.

We begin at 8:00AM in our Suburban Nature Bubble in Broken Arrow.

Bring a chair, blanket, or mat, and preferred form of hydration. Kids are welcome to participate or play at the nearby playground!

This is a fun way to beat the heat and reset before Monday!

(Free activity / Donate as you see fit)

+1 (918) 884-6590 (text or call for info)

info@daviiithirdeye.com

#DaviiiThirdEye#SoundBath#SuburbanNatureBubble#OklahomaMagic#CommunityHealing#FireFlies#BrokenArrow

Suggested donation: $5-10

RSVP w/ info@daviiithirdeye.com for details and location.

All events are weather permitting - check for updates if the weather is looking rather Okiefied. ;-)

🌾 TCWC September: Wild Clay Series Part Two 🌾

From creek bed to fire pit: Learn to embrace growth through failure with wild pottery. 😅

For our September meet-up, we’re slowing down and getting our hands into the earth with a two-part Oklahoma Wild Clay series.

TCWC’s co-founder, Rachael (an enthusiastic novice backyard potter), explains: “I first tried gathering clay from our creek a year or so ago (inspired by my potter sister + Andy Ward’s Ancient Pottery YouTube videos). Some pots survived, plenty cracked, and I loved the whole process. This TCWC workshop series is about that same spirit — starting fresh, learning together and celebrating the outcome.”

✨ Part One — Sunday, September 21 at 3 PM

Learn how to collect and process wild clay with hands-on demos. Then we’ll hand-build simple projects — a small pot, a little sculpture, an ornament, or even garden plant labels (pieces will not be food safe). You’ll take your creation home or leave it with us to slowly dry over the next three weeks.

✨ Part Two — Sunday, October 12 time TBD

Open firing in the fire pit. It’s always a bit of a lottery — some pieces will make it, some won’t — and that unpredictability is part of the beauty.

No experience needed — just curiosity and a willingness to get a little muddy. If you have pottery or clay experience, we welcome collaboration! As always, this is a free event. Follow us for updates on whether the weather impacts plans.

Email for details/RSVP: 

TulsaCo.WomensCo@gmail.com

#TulsaCountyWomensCollective

Join Daviii Third Eye as we bring our annual tradition to the public. For years, we’ve grown our decorations and traditions to celebrate our nature bubble. This year, join us as we collaborate with local artists, performers, and vendors to a create a spooky, but family-friendly celebration of harvests and Halloween.