Open Studio and Memberships
2021-22 Membership Update: We’re currently full, but it’s not unusual for memberships to shift quickly. If you would be interested in being put on a wait-list, please email you name, contact information and any questions to sheryl@reitzranch.org. Thank you for your interest!
We strongly encourage those that have little ceramic knowledge to take a class first. If you have questions please email:
There are three tiers of membership. These charges cover studio usage (lights on, air/heat, water, insurance, mortgage, blah blah blah) along with the use of the slab roller, pottery wheels, any other tools supplied by the studio as well as house glazes and firings. The tiers are created around the amount of clay used equaling the amount of usage over a month.* We have an orientation day for new members. If you’re interested in joining. please email sheryl@reitzranch.org to schedule a time that works best.
Additional clay is available at $25 per 25 lbs/stoneware and $50 per 25lbs/porcelain. That covers the clay, house glazes and all firings, just like your base amount of clay and monthly dues.
*Please note clay and atmospheric firings do not carry over from month-to-month. Use it or lose it!
**Subscriptions renew 1st of every month, cancel anytime.
Basic Membership
- $39.95Mo
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- Access to studio equipment
- 25 lbs of stoneware clay per month
- All house glazes and firings
*Automatically renews 1st of every month
Most Popular!
Intermediate Membership
- $69.95Mo
- All of the benefits of the basic membership plus:
- Full Studio Access
- 50 lbs of stoneware clay per month
- Full personal shelf space
*Automatically renews 1st of every month
Advanced Membership
- $129.95Mo
- All of the benefits of the intermediate membership plus:
- 100 lbs of stoneware clay per month
- Access to photography booth/ lighting
*2 linear ft. 6″ high
*Automatically renews 1st of every month
Bunkhouse Studio
Our studio is located in the historic Sullivan Ranch Bunkhouse. There are two reasons for calling it historic: The foyer area was actually used as a bunkhouse for cattlemen moving their herds in the late 1800’s, and – of course – this is the area where Don Reitz created his work. Some of the tools we use were his and we still have access to all of his CDs, if you truly want to completely immerse yourself in his aura!