Learn How to Make Pottery in Rochester NY | Class Catalog

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Open Studio on the Wheel - Thursdays, 6:00pm-8:15pm (pay by the class)
$38.00
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Hand-building with Zara Bronwyn Davis – Thursdays, October 9 - November 20, 6–8:30pm (no class October 30) (6 weeks)
$240.00
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5 Hour Open Studio! - Saturdays, 11am-4pm (pay by the class)
$38.00
Only 2 available
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Holiday Ornament Family Workshop! Sunday, November 30, 2025, 11:00am-3:00pm
from $30.00
Only 3 available
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5 Hour Open Studio! - Saturdays, 11am-4pm, November 1-December 20 (no class November 22) 7 weeks
$270.00
Only 1 available
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5 Hour Open Studio, Thursdays, 11am-4pm, November 6-December 18 (6 weeks)
$235.00
Sold out
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Functional Hand-built Ceramics! – Tuesdays, September 23 – October 28, 5:30pm-8pm (6 weeks)
$215.00 $240.00
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Pottery Lessons on the Wheel - Wednesdays 4:00-6:30, May 14 - June 18 (6 Weeks)
$258.00
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Introduction to Gel Printing, One Day Print Workshop in Rochester NY, Saturday, August 16, 10:00am-1pm
$75.00
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Take a Pottery Class or Workshop!

Learn to make pottery in small, expert‑led classes in Rochester. We offer beginner and intermediate wheel‑throwing and handbuilding courses (coil, slab, pinch), plus 5‑hour open studio sessions. Sessions run $230–$300; class size up to 10.

What’s included

  • Cone‑6 Laguna #55 stoneware, glazes (dip & brush), underglazes, and all tools

  • Hands‑on instruction: centering, throwing, trimming, glazing techniques

  • Bright studio, ample handbuilding tables, 5 electric wheels, individual attention

Classes & Open studios

  • Wheel‑Throwing: step‑by‑step instruction for beginners and improvers

  • Handbuilding: coil, slab, pinch‑pot, attachments, and glazing

  • Open Studio: Independent work sessions with instructor support

Policy & Contact

  • Makeups: up to 2 missed classes per 8‑session course (discuss arrangements with the teacher)

  • Book online or call 585‑730‑0766

Student & teacher working together on a clay project, creating a small castle with towers and walls, in an indoor setting.