Glasgow pottery night inspired by cult TV classic Twin Peaks
The Craft Pottery will host the Twin-Peaks inspired ceramics event at Through the House, a new Glasgow café, on Wednesday, June 18, from 6.30pm to 8.30pm.
Guests will be able to create ceramic art inspired by David Lynch's surreal series, in a setting styled after the show's iconic Red Room.
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The event is both a creative experience and a tribute to Lynch, who died this January.
Through the House, decorated with mauve walls, a central disco ball, and vinyl turntables, has been described as a reimagined Red Room—an atmospheric and fitting backdrop for a Lynch-inspired evening.
Beth Hoad, studio director at The Craft Pottery, said: "Twin Peaks has such a distinctive, stylish world – a little eerie, a little kitsch, and super creative.
"Through the House already feels like it belongs in that universe, so we're really excited to bring it all together."
This event is expected to attract strong interest from fans of the show as well as those simply looking for a unique night out.
Guests will take home a finished piece of ceramic art—a personal memento from the evening of mystery and creativity.
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This event is expected to attract strong interest from fans of the show as well as those simply looking for a unique night out.
Tickets start at £24 and include themed stencils, a pottery piece of your choice, all materials, glazing and firing - plus, a drink from Through the House's menu.
People are encouraged to book tickets in advance , as spaces for the event are limited.
To book, call 0141 243 2823 or text 07826 274 598 with your full name, Twin Peaks, and the number of guests attending.
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