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Adult Beginner & Intermediate Pottery Classes

It's never too late to get your hands dirty and learn how to make your own mugs and bowls with our adult pottery classes! Clay is a wonderful medium for expressing your creativity and also creating something practical that you can use and enjoy every day in your home.

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Class Locations

Note:10am, 1pm, 630 and 7pm classes are all held on 2nd floor of 739 Gore 

and you must ring door bell at 3rd door to get in. Or call instructor to get in

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While 645pm classes are held at 617 Gore 1.5 blocks North on main floor and you must either call your instructors to get in (see your student resource email for instructor contact link) or tap on large window to right of entrance 

 

And drop in 630pm Hand-building, Glaze Chemistry, and Slip Casting are held at 322 E 5th Ave Mt Pleasant at our sister studio Pleasant Pottery

If you would like to see Intermediate Only pottery classes click here.

Do I need to have any experience?

Not at all.  If you've never touched clay before in your life, just sign up for any of our Beginner & Intermediate pottery classes and reconnect with the simple joy of building something with your own two hands.

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All you'll need to start is an apron ($17), and a trimming tool ($10). You'll purchase these from us on your first day. All other tools are provided.

Pottery student cutting his ball of clay in half.
Pottery students focusing intently on their pots as they raise the walls.

Which class is for me?

Our pottery classes are divided into two levels of experience: Beginner & Intermediate, and Intermediate Only.

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Our Intermediate Only pottery classes are designed for the student who already has experience with ceramics and is wanting to learn new skills and try some more ambitious projects.

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If you have a little bit of experience but feel that you need to practice your foundational skills, then we recommend joining a Beginner & Intermediate pottery  class.

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The pottery classes run once a week, for 6 weeks. We offer classes in the morning, afternoon, and evening, 7 days a week.​​

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