Adult lessons & parties
A private lesson for one to five, or a party for six or more: a birthday, a team outing or friends together. Two hours with a teacher, at the wheel or the hand-building table, and no experience needed.
A lesson or a party
One to five people book a private lesson, six or more a party.
The wheel or the table
Your group picks one for the two hours, first-timers and potters alike.
Glazed and fired
One finished piece each, ready for pickup in about three weeks.
Choose your clay
Hand building
A little clay, a little conversation: a mug, a small vase or a dish, made by hand at the table, with room to chat, snack and sip.
Wheel throwing
Energetic, focused and messy: shape clay on the wheel, with demos and help from your teacher. Drinks are welcome; save snacks for after.
How the two hours go
- 0:00
Arrive15 min
Aprons on, drinks open.
- 0:15
A demo15 min
The teacher shows the first steps at the wheel or the table.
- 0:30
Make60 min
An hour with your hands in the clay, the teacher going round.
- 1:30
Pick the glazes15 min
Everyone picks the colors for their pieces.
- 1:45
Clean up15 min
Wash up, and a last look at what the group made.
- 2:00
Done
The pieces follow in about three weeks.
What's included
- Two hours with a teacher
- All the clay, tools and materials
- One finished piece each, glazed and fired
Extra
- More pieces, $20 each
- More time after, $150 a half hour
What to bring
- Clothes that can get messy
- Drinks, and snacks at hand building
Good to know
Booking
- Book at least 2 days ahead.
- Bookings depend on studio and teacher availability.
- Nothing is charged until we confirm.
Food and drinks
- Snacks and drinks are welcome at hand building.
- At the wheel, drinks are welcome; plan food or cake for after.
Pickup
- Pieces are ready in about three weeks.
- We email when they're out of the kiln.
In the studio
At the wheel 
The wheel room 
Wheel throwing class 
Fresh from the kiln