Try the Pottery Wheel
Oct 21
Make your first mugs and bowls on the wheel. Clay, tools and glazing included.
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Class detailsOct 21
Make your first mugs and bowls on the wheel. Clay, tools and glazing included.
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Class detailsOct 23
Make your first mugs and bowls on the wheel. Clay, tools and glazing included.
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Class detailsOct 24
Make your first mugs and bowls on the wheel. Clay, tools and glazing included.
Oct 28
Make your first mugs and bowls on the wheel. Clay, tools and glazing included.
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Class detailsOct 30
Make your first mugs and bowls on the wheel. Clay, tools and glazing included.
Oct 31
Make your first mugs and bowls on the wheel. Clay, tools and glazing included.
Nov 7
Make your first mugs and bowls on the wheel. Clay, tools and glazing included.
Nov 13
Make your first mugs and bowls on the wheel. Clay, tools and glazing included.
Nov 21
Make your first mugs and bowls on the wheel. Clay, tools and glazing included.
Nov 27
Make your first mugs and bowls on the wheel. Clay, tools and glazing included.
Nov 28
Make your first mugs and bowls on the wheel. Clay, tools and glazing included.
Dec 5
Make your first mugs and bowls on the wheel. Clay, tools and glazing included.
Dec 11
Make your first mugs and bowls on the wheel. Clay, tools and glazing included.
Dec 12
Make your first mugs and bowls on the wheel. Clay, tools and glazing included.
Dec 18
Make your first mugs and bowls on the wheel. Clay, tools and glazing included.
Dec 19
Make your first mugs and bowls on the wheel. Clay, tools and glazing included.
One-night pottery workshops in Denver's RiNo Arts District. Pick a single evening, get your hands in clay with a small group and an instructor right beside you, and leave with something you made. Clay, tools, glazes and firing are included, and no experience is needed.
One-night workshops are $60 to $75 per person depending on the date, with clay, tools, glazes and firing included.
No. Every workshop is beginner friendly and an instructor guides you through each step.
About 2.5 hours. Try the Pottery Wheel and handbuilding workshops like the Pumpkin Lantern and Face Mug all run 2.5 hours.
Pieces need to dry and go through the kiln. We email you when your work is ready to pick up, usually about a week for the October handbuilding workshops.
Yes. Book a seat for each person, or for a private event for any group size see private pottery events in Denver.
Clothes you don't mind getting clay on and closed-toe shoes. Aprons are provided.
Six-week pottery classes in Denver are $300–$325 in small groups, with clay, glazes and firing included for class, plus student open studio (clay during open studio is available for purchase on the shelf near the aprons). Ready for your own shelf? See pottery studio membership in Denver (Extended Founding, $140/month, 2-month minimum).
Claya, 3440 Walnut Street, Denver, CO 80205, (720) 288-4036, Retail hours Mon, Thu, Fri, Sat 10 AM–6 PM, Sunday by appointment. Street parking near 34th and Walnut, all around the studio; the 38th & Blake station (A Line) is a short walk.