Located on 100 acres of rolling hills and woods,
Cub Creek Foundation’s rural, peaceful setting and wood-fire kiln facility provide the unique opportunity for emerging and established artists to fully immerse themselves in their development, research, and reflection in the ceramic arts.
Many artists take this time to develop new bodies of work, explore sustainability by researching wild clays found on the property, and participate in communal wood-firings.
Beyond the residency program, Cub Creek Foundation is proud to offer additional opportunities for local artists which include demonstrations, wood-fire workshops, and studio & kiln rentals.
Opportunities at Cub Creek Foundation
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Artist-In-Residence Program
CCF offers short and long term options for emerging and established artists looking to focus on developing their work.
During the duration of their residency, artists live and work together on the property while engaging with Cub Creek’s remote, tranquil setting. This environment creates a strong sense of community marked by shared meals, insight and critique, studio upkeep, and group firings.Living offsite is an option and is the responsibility of the artist to find their own housing. No pets are allowed in the resident’s house. If an artists needs to bring their pet, they need to find off site housing. Thank you for your understanding in this matter.
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Studio + Kiln Rentals
We are proud to offer studios and wood kiln rentals to local artists looking for a place to pursue their artistic goals.
Studio spaces range in size which determine the rental fee. For a tour of our studio availability, please contact us to set up an appointment.
For those interested in renting a wood kiln, please read the information by clicking “learn more” and we are happy to discuss by phone or email.
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Wood-Firing At CCF
CCF offers wood-firing kilns to the AIR program for all skill levels. By offering a diverse range of firing styles, we aim to provide space for emerging and established artists to experiment and refine their approaches to this ancient firing method.Outside artists are invited to participate in firings as well as rent our wood kilns. Please contact us to be put on our email list for upcoming firings and more information on kiln rentals.
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Wild Clay Research
Our program sits upon acres of high grade, refractory red clay deposits which resident artists have sourced and used for many years.
As one of the only residency programs in the US with such extensive access to local materials, this bountiful and inspiring resource has become an integral part of our program’s identity. -

Demonstrations and Events
We are excited to offer demonstrations and firing workshops for the local community. Each year, CCF invites artists of diverse approaches to working in clay to share their process and ideas with our local artists, schools, colleges, and community.
Upcoming events will be announced soon. Join our mailing list to be notified.