We invite all skill levels — from beginners to experienced makers — looking to advance their pottery practice in a supportive community studio.
Give it a go - take a taster class.
Join our beginner and family-friendly wheel, hand-building, or complete pottery tasters. Bring a date or your best mate and join us at a 'Clay After Hours' Friday night wheel taster - a fun alternative to your weekly happy hour routine.
Four unique half-day workshops - all 100% beginner friendly.
Try a figure making class, get into the Christmas spirit with a Tealight Lantern Workshop, build an heirloom jug for yourself or someone special, or experience the excitement & beauty that comes from firing in an outdoor Raku kiln.
2. Book a Weekend Intensive Course (or Three)
Ready to jump into throwing with two feet? Join us for a weekend intensive course or three! Beginners start the journey with a two-day intensive beginners Wheel Throwing 101: Foundations course. For those who have completed 101 or an equivalent introductory course elsewhere, we offer Wheel Throwing 102: Beyond the Cylinder and Wheel Throwing 103: Scaling Up. 15% off when you book any two weekend courses at the same time and 20% when you book all three. Keep the discount to yourself, or share the weekend with your pottery partner!
3. Join Pottery Club
You have the pottery bug, now you need some guided practice. Join like minded potters and expand your skills and creativity quickly in a weekly Pottery Club. We currently have a few spots left in our Tuesday Club where all experience levels are welcome.
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Pottery Club is a fun, relaxed, and supportive 2-hour weekly meet-up, held every Tuesday evening from 18:30 to 20:30. It’s designed as a welcoming space where you can unwind, get creative, and enjoy working with clay alongside a like-minded community.
Open to potters at any stage of their journey, Pottery Club offers the perfect balance of independence and support. You’ll have the freedom to explore your own ideas and projects, while still benefiting from light tutor guidance when you need it.
Whether you’re continuing from a recent class, returning to pottery after a break, or simply looking for a regular creative outlet, Pottery Club provides the time, space, and encouragement to grow at your own pace.
4. Join a Workshop
Not all pottery is made on the wheel. Take a more considered approach with one of our handbuilding workshops — project-specific sessions like slab-built jug making or figure sculpting, designed to build skill and confidence away from the wheel. See all of our workshops here >>
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What You Actually Learn in a Wheel Throwing 101 Weekend Intensive
A taster gives you a taste. That's the whole point of it — an hour on the wheel, a wobble, a centred lump of clay, and just enough of a...
What You Actually Learn in a Wheel Throwing 101 Weekend Intensive
What You Actually Learn in a Wheel Throwing 101 Weekend Intensive
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