Pottery Studio Hours in Denver’s RiNo

Looking up pottery studio hours in Denver’s RiNo, start here. Claya is at 3440 Walnut Street. These are the public hours. Student open studio is a different schedule, for people already in a class.

Public hours

  • Monday: 10am–6pm
  • Thursday: 10am–6pm
  • Friday: 10am–6pm
  • Saturday: 10am–6pm
  • Sunday: by appointment
  • Any day by appointment, just email us

Those are the staffed hours to stop by, ask questions, or sign up. If you want to be in the studio making, the way in is a class, a one-night workshop, or a membership. Join online on the membership page or in studio during posted hours, and members get their own keycode access after signup. You can compare all the options on pricing.

Student open studio is not public hours

Enrolled students can come practice during open studio, any of these windows, for the length of their course. This is not a 3-hour block you book, and it is not a public drop-in.

  • Monday 10am–6pm
  • Friday 10am–6pm
  • Saturday 10am–6pm

Students can come any of those times. Staff is on hand. Student open studio is Monday, Friday and Saturday, 10am–6pm. Thursday is a public shop day, not a student open studio day. Open studio is included with six-week classes, including Intro to Wheel Throwing and Intro to Handbuilding. It is student time, not a walk-in for the neighborhood. Clay is included during class sessions; for open studio practice, clay is available for purchase at the studio.

What the two schedules are for

Use public hours if you are stopping by 3440 Walnut, asking about a class, or signing up for membership in studio. Extended Founding membership is $140 a month. Buy online, then come in for agreement, shelf, and keycode. studio membership page.

Use student open studio only if you are already enrolled in a course. It is extra practice time around class, not a separate public calendar and not a ticket for a few hours.

Classes do not follow the front-door clock

Public hours are when the studio is open to come by. Class times are their own thing, listed on each product. Open beginner sessions right now include Intro to Wheel on Friday 12–2:30 PM with Jesse (starts October 30, $300), and Monday 12–2:30 PM with Mary (starts November 9, $300) (Sunday Dinnerware Sets with Ethan and Monday 6–8:30 PM with Mary are sold out); Sunday 1:30–4 PM Planters handbuilding with Ethan (starts November 1, $300); Try the Pottery Wheel on Friday and Saturday evenings (from $75); and one-night workshops. Check pottery classes in Denver for which seats are open. A friendly overview lives on beginner pottery classes.

Street parking is available near 34th and Walnut, all around the studio, and the 38th & Blake light rail station is a short walk away. If the door is what you needed, that is the whole hours list.

For classes, membership and what is new this week, start at our pottery studio in Denver.

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