This beginning pottery class is perfect for those with no previous experience. Over the course of six weekly sessions, each lasting 2.5 hours, students will receive an overview of the pottery-making process with a strong emphasis on learning to throw on the pottery wheel. Minimum age for class is 12, children 10 and up can take the class with an enrolled parent or guardian.  The course fee of $295 includes all necessary materials, a basic tool kit to keep, and everything needed to create several finished pieces. Additionally, students will have access to the studio outside of class time for

This hands-on course will introduce you to the fundamentals of clay handbuilding. Over six weeks, you’ll explore core techniques—including slab building, coil construction, and pinch pottery—while picking up tips and tricks to make your work both functional and beautiful.

This intermediate pottery class is designed for participants who have completed a beginner course or have foundational knowledge of the pottery-making process, including centering clay, throwing basic cylinder and bowl forms, basic slab work, and glazing. The course consists of six weekly sessions, each lasting 2.5 hours. Classes will be customized to support each student’s individual learning goals and projects, while also covering structured topics such as handle-making techniques, fitting lids, and throwing larger forms. The $295 course fee includes access to the studio outside of class time, 50 pounds of clay, and the glazing and firing of pieces made with the included clay.

This beginning pottery class is perfect for those with no previous experience. Over the course of six weekly sessions, each lasting 2.5 hours, students will receive an overview of the pottery-making process with a strong emphasis on learning to throw on the pottery wheel. Minimum age for class is 12, children 10 and up can take the class with an enrolled parent or guardian.  The course fee of $295 includes all necessary materials, a basic tool kit to keep, and everything needed to create several finished pieces. Additionally, students will have access to the studio outside of class time for

This hands-on course will introduce you to the fundamentals of clay handbuilding. Over six weeks, you’ll explore core techniques—including slab building, coil construction, and pinch pottery—while picking up tips and tricks to make your work both functional and beautiful.

This intermediate pottery class is designed for participants who have completed a beginner course or have foundational knowledge of the pottery-making process, including centering clay, throwing basic cylinder and bowl forms, basic slab work, and glazing. The course consists of six weekly sessions, each lasting 2.5 hours. Classes will be customized to support each student’s individual learning goals and projects, while also covering structured topics such as handle-making techniques, fitting lids, and throwing larger forms. The $295 course fee includes access to the studio outside of class time, 50 pounds of clay, and the glazing and firing of pieces made

This intermediate pottery class is designed for participants who have completed a beginner course or have foundational knowledge of the pottery-making process, including centering clay, throwing basic cylinder and bowl forms, basic slab work, and glazing. The course consists of six weekly sessions, each lasting 2.5 hours. Classes will be customized to support each student’s individual learning goals and projects, while also covering structured topics such as handle-making techniques, fitting lids, and throwing larger forms. The $295 course fee includes access to the studio outside of class time, 50 pounds of clay, and the glazing and firing of pieces made with the included clay.

This beginning pottery class is perfect for those with no previous experience. Over the course of six weekly sessions, each lasting 2.5 hours, students will receive an overview of the pottery-making process with a strong emphasis on learning to throw on the pottery wheel. Minimum age for class is 12, children 10 and up can take the class with an enrolled parent or guardian.  The course fee of $295 includes all necessary materials, a basic tool kit to keep, and everything needed to create several finished pieces. Additionally, students will have access to the studio outside of class time for

This beginning pottery class is perfect for those with no previous experience. Over the course of six weekly sessions, each lasting 2.5 hours, students will receive an overview of the pottery-making process with a strong emphasis on learning to throw on the pottery wheel. The course fee of $295 includes all necessary materials, a basic tool kit to keep, and everything needed to create several finished pieces. Additionally, students will have access to the studio outside of class time for extra practice.

This beginning pottery class is perfect for those with no previous experience. Over the course of six weekly sessions, each lasting 2.5 hours, students will receive an overview of the pottery-making process with a strong emphasis on learning to throw on the pottery wheel. Minimum age for class is 12, children 10 and up can take the class with an enrolled parent or guardian.  The course fee of $295 includes all necessary materials, a basic tool kit to keep, and everything needed to create several finished pieces. Additionally, students will have access to the studio outside of class time for

This intermediate pottery class is designed for participants who have completed a beginner course or have foundational knowledge of the pottery-making process, including centering clay, throwing basic cylinder and bowl forms, basic slab work, and glazing. The course consists of six weekly sessions, each lasting 2.5 hours. Classes will be customized to support each student’s individual learning goals and projects, while also covering structured topics such as handle-making techniques, fitting lids, and throwing larger forms. The $295 course fee includes access to the studio outside of class time, 50 pounds of clay, and the glazing and firing of pieces made