6 Weeks.
So many possibilities.

Six weeks to learn new skills, get your hands dirty, and find your people!

EXPLORE OUR 6 WEEK CLASSES

Choose a focus, find a schedule that’s right for you, and let’s make something.

Beginner Wheel

Learn the foundations of throwing, trimming, and glazing.

Level 2 Wheel: Beyond the Basics

Build on your wheel skills with taller forms, larger pieces, and new techniques.

All Levels Wheel

A supportive class for the whole spectrum, from new skills to refining your practice.

All Levels Handbuilding

Explore pinch, coil, and slab techniques to build functional forms

Sculpture

Explore sculptural approaches to clay in a beginner-friendly way.

Clay Combo

A mix of handbuilding and wheel for a well rounded experience

UPCOMING SESSION

Starting January 4, 2027

What’s Included?

  • 6 weeks of instruction (1 class per week)

  • Access to studio tools & equipment

  • Glazes & Firing

  • A supportive small class environment

Good to Know

  • Clay: purchase a 25lb bag from our studio (± $25)

  • Practice: 5 hours of open studio included

  • Makeups: See our class policies for details

  • Questions? Check our FAQ or reach out

Beginner Wheel

Never touched a pottery wheel? Perfect. Tried it once and caught the clay bug? Even better.
Learn the foundations of throwing, trimming, and glazing.

Level 2 Wheel: Beyond the Basics

So you've taken a beginner wheel class, made a few pots, and caught the clay bug. What's next?
Build on your wheel skills with taller forms, larger pieces, and new techniques.

All Levels Wheel Throwing

First time at the wheel? Already have a few pots under your belt? There's room for everyone here.
A supportive class for the whole spectrum, from new skills to refining your practice.

All Levels Wheel Handbuilding

No wheel? No problem. Just your hands, some clay, and a whole lot of possibilities.
Explore pinch, coil, and slab techniques to build functional forms

Sculpture

Not everything you make with clay needs to hold coffee.
Explore sculptural approaches to clay in a beginner-friendly way.

Clay Combo

Why choose one way to play with clay when you can try them all?
A mix of handbuilding and wheel for a well rounded experience