Liz Sax Ceramics
ArtisanCeramics, Pottery
Liz Sax Ceramics suits a market-day visitor in Squamish who wants a mug made in the valley, and her Boler trailer doubles as a tiny studio where you can take a short pottery lesson. She sells at the market, so plan around its Saturday hours.
Plan your visit to the studio
At the Squamish Farmers' Market the Boler trailer studio offers a 20-minute drop-in pottery lesson beside the portable gallery.
What they offer
| Offering | From | Duration | Months |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mini pottery lesson in the Boler studio | – | – | – |
Find the maker at these markets
Liz Sax designs and makes her pottery in the Squamish Valley, with an eye on how a piece feels in the hand. The forests and rivers around town shape the work. At the Squamish Farmers' Market she sets up a portable gallery beside a Boler trailer converted into a studio.
Drop-in visitors can take a 20-minute pottery lesson inside the Boler, and she takes custom orders at the stall. The market itself runs downtown until 19 December 2026 before its midwinter break.
Worth knowing
- Ask at the stall about a custom order if you want a set made to match.
Quick answers about Liz Sax Ceramics
Can you try pottery at the Squamish Farmers' Market?
Yes. Liz Sax Ceramics offers 20-minute drop-in pottery lessons inside its Boler trailer studio at the Squamish Farmers' Market.
What does Liz Sax Ceramics make?
Handmade pottery designed and made in the Squamish Valley, shaped for the hand and drawn from the forests and waters around it.
Can you visit Liz Sax Ceramics?
At markets only.
Where can you buy work by Liz Sax Ceramics?
You can also find Liz Sax Ceramics at Squamish Farmers Market.