CLASSES

Reoccurring Pottery Classes

The Following 4 classes are the essential classes for beginners to be eligible for a day pass or membership for our Studio Space. If you have pottery experience, you can skip the classes and go straight to the application.

Important gift card info:

If you plan on using a gift card for a class, please call to book the class so we can take the gift card information over the phone

slab building techniques $55

Duration: 2 hours

Age Recommendation: Ages 13 and older, Ages 8-12 with parent supervision

Techniques: Basics of slab building

Project: Create a personalized piece using 2 pounds of clay. You will learn how to roll out clay and how to create items like mugs, bowls, or whatever you design out of a flat piece of clay.

Guidance: Apply slab techniques to shape your unique creation

Glazes: Participants get to choose one of six glaze options for their creations. The studio's staff will handle the glazing process, and after 5 weeks, your finished pieces will be ready for pickup. If participants would like to glaze their own pieces, they can sign up for a Stoneware Glazing Class that is at least 4 weeks after their wheel throwing class

Ideal for beginners and a stepping stone for those eyeing our studio day passes or memberships.

pinch pot and coiling technique $55

Duration: 2 hours

Age Recommendation: Ages 13 and older, Ages 8-12 with parent supervision

Techniques: Basics of pinch pots and coil building

Project: With 2 pounds of clay, you'll craft a personalized piece using the pinch pot and coiling techniques learned during the session.

Guidance: Apply pinch pot and coiling techniques to shape your unique creation

Glazes: Participants get to choose one of six glaze options for their creations. The studio's staff will handle the glazing process, and after 5 weeks, your finished pieces will be ready for pickup. If participants would like to glaze their own pieces, they can sign up for a Stoneware Glazing Class that is at least 4 weeks after their wheel throwing class

Ideal for beginners and a stepping stone for those eyeing our studio day passes or memberships.

wheel throwing $75

Duration: 2 hours

Age Recommendation: Ages 15 and older

Projects: Participants can create up to 3 items during the class.

Focus: Basics of wheel throwing, with a possibility of learning how to clean pieces on the wheel if time allows.

Cleaning and Finishing Your Pieces: While there might be an opportunity to learn how to clean your pieces on the wheel, the studio's staff will do the final touches to your pieces if time runs short.

Glazes: Participants get to choose one of six glaze options for their creations. The studio's staff will handle the glazing process, and after 5 weeks, your finished pieces will be ready for pickup. If participants would like to glaze their own pieces, they can sign up for a Stoneware Glazing Class that is at least 4 weeks after their wheel throwing class

Stoneware Glazing $25*

Duration: Up to 2 hours

Age Recommendation: Ages 13 and older, Ages 8-12 with parent supervision.

Techniques: Basics of stoneware glazing

Project: Brush stoneware glazes onto bisque-fired pieces. If you are glazing a pre-made stoneware bisque item, you will pay for both the bisque and the $25 for the class.

Guidance: Use painting and glaze layering techniques to add unique finishes to stoneware bisque.

Stoneware Bisque: Participants choose one of our stoneware bisque pieces to purchase and glaze. The cost of stoneware items ranges between $25 and $75

Hand-built or Wheel Thrown Items: If attendees have already created an item at our hand-building or wheel throwing classes, they may glaze those pieces instead of purchasing a stoneware bisque item.

Kids Pottery Classes - Every Wednesday!

From now until the beginning of the school year, we are offering pottery classes for young artists aged 5-15.

Class Details:

When: Every Wednesday

Time: 11:15-12

Age Group: 5-15 years old

Activities:

Each week features a new pottery project taught by our skilled instructors.

Important Information:

Please allow 6 weeks after the class for items to be fully dried, fired, glazed, and fired again before they are ready for pickup.

Join us for a summer of creativity and fun!

Our skilled artisans possess in-depth knowledge of diverse pottery techniques

Expertise:

Tailoring instruction to accommodate various skill levels and learning preferences.

Personalized Guidance:

Expect clear demonstrations and hands-on assistance throughout classes.

Live Demonstrations & Support:

Creating an environment that fosters creativity and encourages exploration.

Nurturing Creativity:

Prioritizing safety while maintaining an inclusive and welcoming class space.

Safety & Inclusion:

Guiding a journey of continuous improvement for advancing pottery skills.

Skill Progression:

Instructors are approachable, fostering open dialogue and addressing questions.

Open Communication:

Experience the enthusiasm of instructors dedicated to making learning enjoyable.

Passionate Instruction:

Recommendations for Participants:

1. Arrive Early: Come a bit early to get settled and ready for the class.

2. Ask Questions: Don't hesitate to ask questions during the class. The instructors and staff are there to help you.

3. Dress Comfortably: Pottery can be a messy endeavor, so wear clothes that you don't mind getting a bit dirty.

4. Enjoy the Process: Remember that pottery is an art form, and everyone progresses at their own pace. Enjoy the creative process and have fun