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  • Queer travelers making pottery in Kathmandu.

    Fix Your Mug: Queer Pottery Party in Kathmandu

    Get ready to fix your mug—literally and fabulously! This queer-centered pottery workshop in Kathmandu invites LGBTQ+ travelers and allies to dive into hands-on clay work, from hand-building to wheel-throwing. Led by a local master artisan, you’ll create stunning pieces inspired by Nepali folklore while celebrating identity, culture, and queerness in a warm, inclusive space. Whether you're a clay newbie or a ceramic queen, this unforgettable experience is a highlight of our Kathmandu Gay Tour. Come for the craft, stay for the community!

  • Colorful Nepali-inspired ceramic pieces.

    Clay, Culture & Queerness

    Celebrate queer joy, Nepali tradition, and creative expression in one powerful experience. Clay, Culture & Queerness is more than a pottery class—it's a cultural exchange and LGBTQ+ gathering like no other. Shape your own ceramic art alongside fellow queer travelers, guided by a skilled artisan who’ll weave in stories from Nepali heritage. This immersive session is part of our queer travel series in Nepal, designed to connect, inspire, and uplift. Perfect for solo adventurers, couples, and chosen families!

  • LGBTQ+ group with finished pottery and rainbow flags.

    Pottery Royalty: Craft & Celebrate in Nepal

    Crown yourself pottery royalty in this uniquely queer Kathmandu experience! Join us for a playful and empowering pottery party where you'll mold beautiful ceramics while immersed in Nepali art and queer culture. This hands-on session is guided by a local master potter and infused with the spirit of community, pride, and celebration. Whether you’re traveling through Nepal or joining our full LGBTQ+ tour, this workshop is your moment to get creative, connect, and shine with your queer fam.

Fix Your Mug

  • Welcome to Fix Your Mug—a queer-powered pottery party in the heart of Kathmandu! Join us for a hands-on creative experience where you’ll explore traditional Nepali pottery techniques, express your fabulous self, and connect with LGBTQ+ travelers and locals in a joyful, affirming space.

  • Flexible scheduling is available upon request.

    Expect about 3–4 hours of creative flow, laughter, and clay-covered magic.

  • A cozy, LGBTQ+ welcoming studio space in Kathmandu, Nepal—exact location shared upon registration. Centrally located and easy to reach by taxi.

  • This event is for LGBTQ+ babes and allies of all genders and identities. Whether you're a solo traveler, couple, or queer squad—you’re warmly welcome.

  • Secure your spot via our website or contact us directly on Instagram @queermandu_np or WhatsApp for any registration issues.

  • Limited to 6 participants, but usually, it's just 2 to 3 people for an intimate and engaging experience. Accommodations for larger groups can be made with prior notice.

  • Bring your curiosity, creativity, and comfy clothes you don’t mind getting a little messy. We provide all the tools and clay you'll need!

  • You’ll be guided by a local master potter who blends traditional Nepali techniques with modern flair—plus a queer host from the Fix Your Mug crew to keep the energy high and the vibes affirming.

  • Try your hand at both wheel-throwing and hand-building
    Decorate your piece with Nepali-inspired designs
    Snap pics in our queer pottery photo booth
    Connect with new friends over tea, tunes, and shared stories

  • – Studio is queer-safe, body-positive, and judgment-free
    – Masks optional but available
    – Emergency contacts and local health support

  • Ready to craft, connect, and celebrate your creativity? Fix Your Mug is a one-of-a-kind LGBTQ+ travel experience that blends art, culture, and community.
    Spaces are limited—register now and let your inner pottery royalty shine in Kathmandu!

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  • queermandu pottery

    Still thinking about that pottery class in Kathmandu. Aayam brought me, and I didn’t expect to feel so grounded sitting at the wheel, covered in clay. The studio was cozy, queer-friendly, and full of laughter. I made this lopsided little cup that I’m weirdly proud of. Creating with my hands, learning from a local artisan, vibing with other queers—it was soft, healing, and real. Sometimes the smallest moments shape the biggest memories.

    Justice , USA