Ceramics sale – Maxability’s students’ beautiful wares will be for sale, including festive gifts, plant pots and tableware

Community Pottery: Historic Hendon Exhibition – works made in their summer workshops will be on display as they return from the exhibition at the RAF Museum

Everton Amos: Maxability Artist in Residence Exhibition – explore a multisensory library of animal sculptures made by their first Artist in Residence

Workshops – get your hands stuck into some clay and experience the joy of potting for yourself

Studio tours – explore their studios and see where the magic happens!

The event is free and open to all - see you there!

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).