Beginner Glass Class (Age 14+) This is a class for beginners. Demonstrations will be class directed and focused on building warm glass skills. This class is for individuals with little to no experience. Date: Sat, May 7th–May 28th (no class May 21st) Time: 10:15am-12:00 Cost: $85.00 (3 weeks) Instructor: Riley McManusClass Policies & Procedures Please […]
Beginning Wheel 1.0 (Age 14+)---3 weeks Introduction to working with clay on the pottery wheel. Each student will have their own wheel to work with. You will learn basic throwing techniques and explore the cup and cylinder. This class is for individuals with little to no experience. Date: Saturday, May 7th–May 28th (no class May […]
Beginning Wheel 2.0 (Age 14+) : Trimming & Bowls The next step in Beginning Wheel. This class will provide an introduction to basic trimming technique and exploration of creating a bowl shape on the wheel. For the most success in this class, students should have taken Beginning Wheel 1.0. Date: Sunday, May 8th–May 29th Time: […]
Introduction to working with clay on the pottery wheel. Each student will have their own wheel to work with. You will learn basic throwing techniques and explore the cup and cylinder. This class is for individuals with little to no experience. (Age 14+) 7 weeks, July 11th-August 19th Maximum Participants: 12 Instructors: Mitchell Hilzer
This class is an introduction to working with clay on the pottery wheel. Each student will have their own wheel to work with. Students will refresh and refine their basic wheel throwing skills, while developing their individual style. This class is intended for beginners to expand on their basic knowledge and continue to develop their […]
Our popular monthly series for six years running! Come in after a long work week and be creative. BYOB. This workshop is for ages 21 and over only.
Saturday family workshops are fun for everyone and intended for all ages. Pre-registration is required and space is limited. Kids ages 8 and under MUST be accompanied by an adult.
Saturday family workshops are fun for everyone and intended for all ages. Pre-registration is required and space is limited. Kids ages 8 and under MUST be accompanied by an adult.
This is a 2 hour wheel throwing workshop. In this class, we will assist you in learning how to center the clay on the wheel and how to create cups and bowls, with in-depth demonstrations. Each participant will complete at least 1-2 cups or bowls. Ages 9+
Introduction to working with clay on the pottery wheel. Each student will have their own wheel to work with. You will learn basic throwing techniques and explore the cup and cylinder. This class is for individuals with little to no experience. (Age 14+) 7 weeks, July 11th-August 19th Maximum Participants: 12 Instructors: Mitchell Hilzer
This class is an introduction to working with clay on the pottery wheel. Each student will have their own wheel to work with. Students will refresh and refine their basic wheel throwing skills, while developing their individual style. This class is intended for beginners to expand on their basic knowledge and continue to develop their […]
Our popular monthly series for six years running! Come in after a long work week and be creative. BYOB. This workshop is for ages 21 and over only.
Saturday family workshops are fun for everyone and intended for all ages. Pre-registration is required and space is limited. Kids ages 8 and under MUST be accompanied by an adult.
Introduction to working with clay on the pottery wheel. Each student will have their own wheel to work with. You will learn basic throwing techniques and explore the cup and cylinder. This class is for individuals with little to no experience. (Age 14+) 7 weeks, July 11th-August 19th Maximum Participants: 12 Instructors: Mitchell Hilzer
This class is an introduction to working with clay on the pottery wheel. Each student will have their own wheel to work with. Students will refresh and refine their basic wheel throwing skills, while developing their individual style. This class is intended for beginners to expand on their basic knowledge and continue to develop their […]
