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Designed for experienced potters comfortable working independently on the wheel. An instructor will be available during regular sessions for guidance. Fridays are non-instructional self-study; no instructor will be present, but a volunteer will monitor the studio.

Each participant has an assigned wheel and access to studio facilities. Clay may be purchased from the instructor for $45 per 25-lb bag.

Note: A certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength is required.

Designed for experienced clay hand-builders comfortable working independently. An instructor will be available during regular sessions for guidance. Fridays are non-instructional self-study; no instructor will be present, but a volunteer will monitor the studio.

Each participant has an assigned workspace and access to studio facilities. Clay suitable for hand-building projects may be purchased from the instructor for $45 per 25-lb bag.

Note: A certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength is required.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

It's time to play in the mud on the potter's wheel. Potters will develop skills for creating wheel-thrown pots of form and function for everyday use. The potter's wheel and ideas will be the foundation for exploring personal expression in these wheel-thrown pots. There will be an abundance of one-on-one instruction for individual skill building in a small class setting. Course cost includes tools, up to 12 pounds of throwing clay and firings.

Please be aware this class requires a certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

This course is an open studio session chock full of great fun and creative energy for all ceramicists. There is still 1-on-1 teaching to help refine what you learned in the basic course It is designed for clay artists with prior wheel throwing experience. Students should have a sufficient understanding of basic methods of centering, throwing and glazing techniques. Projects must have instructor approval. Course cost includes tools, up to 12 pounds of throwing clay and firings. Prerequisites: Should have completed Beginner Wheel-POT113.

Note: Please be aware this class requires a certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength.

Designed for experienced potters comfortable working independently on the wheel. An instructor will be available during regular sessions for guidance. Fridays are non-instructional self-study; no instructor will be present, but a volunteer will monitor the studio.

Each participant has an assigned wheel and access to studio facilities. Clay may be purchased from the instructor for $45 per 25-lb bag.

Note: A certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength is required.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

It's time to play in the mud on the potter's wheel. Potters will develop skills for creating wheel-thrown pots of form and function for everyday use. The potter's wheel and ideas will be the foundation for exploring personal expression in these wheel-thrown pots. There will be an abundance of one-on-one instruction for individual skill building in a small class setting. Course cost includes tools, up to 12 pounds of throwing clay and firings.

Please be aware this class requires a certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

This course is an open studio session chock full of great fun and creative energy for all ceramicists. There is still 1-on-1 teaching to help refine what you learned in the basic course It is designed for clay artists with prior wheel throwing experience. Students should have a sufficient understanding of basic methods of centering, throwing and glazing techniques. Projects must have instructor approval. Course cost includes tools, up to 12 pounds of throwing clay and firings. Prerequisites: Should have completed Beginner Wheel-POT113.

Note: Please be aware this class requires a certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength.

Designed for experienced potters comfortable working independently on the wheel. An instructor will be available during regular sessions for guidance. Fridays are non-instructional self-study; no instructor will be present, but a volunteer will monitor the studio.

Each participant has an assigned wheel and access to studio facilities. Clay may be purchased from the instructor for $45 per 25-lb bag.

Note: A certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength is required.

Designed for experienced clay hand-builders comfortable working independently. An instructor will be available during regular sessions for guidance. Fridays are non-instructional self-study; no instructor will be present, but a volunteer will monitor the studio.

Each participant has an assigned workspace and access to studio facilities. Clay suitable for hand-building projects may be purchased from the instructor for $45 per 25-lb bag.

Note: A certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength is required.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

It's time to play in the mud on the potter's wheel. Potters will develop skills for creating wheel-thrown pots of form and function for everyday use. The potter's wheel and ideas will be the foundation for exploring personal expression in these wheel-thrown pots. There will be an abundance of one-on-one instruction for individual skill building in a small class setting. Course cost includes tools, up to 12 pounds of throwing clay and firings.

Please be aware this class requires a certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

This course is an open studio session chock full of great fun and creative energy for all ceramicists. There is still 1-on-1 teaching to help refine what you learned in the basic course It is designed for clay artists with prior wheel throwing experience. Students should have a sufficient understanding of basic methods of centering, throwing and glazing techniques. Projects must have instructor approval. Course cost includes tools, up to 12 pounds of throwing clay and firings. Prerequisites: Should have completed Beginner Wheel-POT113.

Note: Please be aware this class requires a certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength.

Designed for experienced potters comfortable working independently on the wheel. An instructor will be available during regular sessions for guidance. Fridays are non-instructional self-study; no instructor will be present, but a volunteer will monitor the studio.

Each participant has an assigned wheel and access to studio facilities. Clay may be purchased from the instructor for $45 per 25-lb bag.

Note: A certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength is required.

Designed for experienced clay hand-builders comfortable working independently. An instructor will be available during regular sessions for guidance. Fridays are non-instructional self-study; no instructor will be present, but a volunteer will monitor the studio.

Each participant has an assigned workspace and access to studio facilities. Clay suitable for hand-building projects may be purchased from the instructor for $45 per 25-lb bag.

Note: A certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength is required.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

It's time to play in the mud on the potter's wheel. Potters will develop skills for creating wheel-thrown pots of form and function for everyday use. The potter's wheel and ideas will be the foundation for exploring personal expression in these wheel-thrown pots. There will be an abundance of one-on-one instruction for individual skill building in a small class setting. Course cost includes tools, up to 12 pounds of throwing clay and firings.

Please be aware this class requires a certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

This course is an open studio session chock full of great fun and creative energy for all ceramicists. There is still 1-on-1 teaching to help refine what you learned in the basic course It is designed for clay artists with prior wheel throwing experience. Students should have a sufficient understanding of basic methods of centering, throwing and glazing techniques. Projects must have instructor approval. Course cost includes tools, up to 12 pounds of throwing clay and firings. Prerequisites: Should have completed Beginner Wheel-POT113.

Note: Please be aware this class requires a certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength.

Designed for experienced potters comfortable working independently on the wheel. An instructor will be available during regular sessions for guidance. Fridays are non-instructional self-study; no instructor will be present, but a volunteer will monitor the studio.

Each participant has an assigned wheel and access to studio facilities. Clay may be purchased from the instructor for $45 per 25-lb bag.

Note: A certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength is required.

Designed for experienced clay hand-builders comfortable working independently. An instructor will be available during regular sessions for guidance. Fridays are non-instructional self-study; no instructor will be present, but a volunteer will monitor the studio.

Each participant has an assigned workspace and access to studio facilities. Clay suitable for hand-building projects may be purchased from the instructor for $45 per 25-lb bag.

Note: A certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength is required.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

It's time to play in the mud on the potter's wheel. Potters will develop skills for creating wheel-thrown pots of form and function for everyday use. The potter's wheel and ideas will be the foundation for exploring personal expression in these wheel-thrown pots. There will be an abundance of one-on-one instruction for individual skill building in a small class setting. Course cost includes tools, up to 12 pounds of throwing clay and firings.

Please be aware this class requires a certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

This course is an open studio session chock full of great fun and creative energy for all ceramicists. There is still 1-on-1 teaching to help refine what you learned in the basic course It is designed for clay artists with prior wheel throwing experience. Students should have a sufficient understanding of basic methods of centering, throwing and glazing techniques. Projects must have instructor approval. Course cost includes tools, up to 12 pounds of throwing clay and firings. Prerequisites: Should have completed Beginner Wheel-POT113.

Note: Please be aware this class requires a certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength.

Designed for experienced potters comfortable working independently on the wheel. An instructor will be available during regular sessions for guidance. Fridays are non-instructional self-study; no instructor will be present, but a volunteer will monitor the studio.

Each participant has an assigned wheel and access to studio facilities. Clay may be purchased from the instructor for $45 per 25-lb bag.

Note: A certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength is required.

Designed for experienced clay hand-builders comfortable working independently. An instructor will be available during regular sessions for guidance. Fridays are non-instructional self-study; no instructor will be present, but a volunteer will monitor the studio.

Each participant has an assigned workspace and access to studio facilities. Clay suitable for hand-building projects may be purchased from the instructor for $45 per 25-lb bag.

Note: A certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength is required.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

It's time to play in the mud on the potter's wheel. Potters will develop skills for creating wheel-thrown pots of form and function for everyday use. The potter's wheel and ideas will be the foundation for exploring personal expression in these wheel-thrown pots. There will be an abundance of one-on-one instruction for individual skill building in a small class setting. Course cost includes tools, up to 12 pounds of throwing clay and firings.

Please be aware this class requires a certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

This course is an open studio session chock full of great fun and creative energy for all ceramicists. There is still 1-on-1 teaching to help refine what you learned in the basic course It is designed for clay artists with prior wheel throwing experience. Students should have a sufficient understanding of basic methods of centering, throwing and glazing techniques. Projects must have instructor approval. Course cost includes tools, up to 12 pounds of throwing clay and firings. Prerequisites: Should have completed Beginner Wheel-POT113.

Note: Please be aware this class requires a certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength.

Designed for experienced potters comfortable working independently on the wheel. An instructor will be available during regular sessions for guidance. Fridays are non-instructional self-study; no instructor will be present, but a volunteer will monitor the studio.

Each participant has an assigned wheel and access to studio facilities. Clay may be purchased from the instructor for $45 per 25-lb bag.

Note: A certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength is required.

Designed for experienced clay hand-builders comfortable working independently. An instructor will be available during regular sessions for guidance. Fridays are non-instructional self-study; no instructor will be present, but a volunteer will monitor the studio.

Each participant has an assigned workspace and access to studio facilities. Clay suitable for hand-building projects may be purchased from the instructor for $45 per 25-lb bag.

Note: A certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength is required.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

It's time to play in the mud on the potter's wheel. Potters will develop skills for creating wheel-thrown pots of form and function for everyday use. The potter's wheel and ideas will be the foundation for exploring personal expression in these wheel-thrown pots. There will be an abundance of one-on-one instruction for individual skill building in a small class setting. Course cost includes tools, up to 12 pounds of throwing clay and firings.

Please be aware this class requires a certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

Designed for experienced potters comfortable working independently on the wheel. An instructor will be available during regular sessions for guidance. Fridays are non-instructional self-study; no instructor will be present, but a volunteer will monitor the studio.

Each participant has an assigned wheel and access to studio facilities. Clay may be purchased from the instructor for $45 per 25-lb bag.

Note: A certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength is required.

Designed for experienced clay hand-builders comfortable working independently. An instructor will be available during regular sessions for guidance. Fridays are non-instructional self-study; no instructor will be present, but a volunteer will monitor the studio.

Each participant has an assigned workspace and access to studio facilities. Clay suitable for hand-building projects may be purchased from the instructor for $45 per 25-lb bag.

Note: A certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength is required.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

This course is an open studio session chock full of great fun and creative energy for all ceramicists. There is still 1-on-1 teaching to help refine what you learned in the basic course It is designed for clay artists with prior wheel throwing experience. Students should have a sufficient understanding of basic methods of centering, throwing and glazing techniques. Projects must have instructor approval. Course cost includes tools, up to 12 pounds of throwing clay and firings. Prerequisites: Should have completed Beginner Wheel-POT113.

Note: Please be aware this class requires a certain level of manual dexterity and hand strength.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

Perfect for beginners, this two-day workshop teaches pinch, coil, and slab techniques as you create a project of your choice. Students receive individualized instruction during the building process and return after firing to glaze their piece for a finished result.

Project Options Include:
Platter; Freeform bowl or baking dish; Bird feeder; Freeform cups or mugs; Handbuilt box or jar with lid; Broomstick-method pitcher or mug; Phone/tablet holder speaker amplifier/charging station

Note: Students may get dirty; wear appropriate clothing. A hand towel is recommended. No experience necessary.

This is a beginning class for students that would like to learn to pinch coil and slab clay to make fun and interesting pots. 

Note: Students may get dirty with clay, please wear appropriate clothing, a hand towel is handy. No experience is necessary. Course cost includes tools, up to 12 pounds of throwing clay and firings.