Upcoming Sessions


Tuesday
6-9PM Adult All Levels Wheel
($235 per person)
5/27/25-6/17/25
6/24/25-7/15/25
7/22/25-8/12/25

Wednesday
9:30-11:45AM Teen Wheel Throwing
($310 per person)
6/25/25-8/6/25
(No Class 7/2/25)

6-9PM Adult All Levels Wheel
($235 per person)
6/11/25-7/2/25
7/9/25-7/30/25
8/6/25-8/27/25

Thursday
6:30-8:30PM
Adult Sculpture/Handbuilding
($150 per person)
6/12/25-6/26/25
7/10/25-7/24/25
8/7/25-8/21/25

Friday
6:30-7:30PM Sip 'N Spin 21+ ($65 per person)
(One time workshop) First Friday of the month
9/5/25, 10/3/25
No session on 7/4/25 (Independance Day)
No session on 8/1/25 (Nokomis Days)
*Make any private session into a sip n spin by bringing your own drinks (must be 21+)!

Saturday
10-11AM Kids Clay Class
($100 per person)
6/7/25-6/21/25
7/12/25-7/26/25
8/9/25-8/23/25

12-3PM Adult All Levels Wheel
($175 per person)
6/7/25-6/21/25
7/12/25-7/26/25
8/9/25-8/23/25

12-3PM Nokomis Days Free Throw
(Free to play; $15 per finished pot)
8/2/25

Sunday
1-2PM Kids Wheel Class
($120 per person)
6/8/25-6/22/25
7/13/25-7/27/25
​8/3/25-8/17/25

4-7PM Adult/Teen/16+ 
All Levels Wheel
($175 per person)
7/13/25-7/27/25
​8/3/25-8/17/25

Available by Appointment
Clay With Me Wheel Throwing ($70/person)
Clay With Me Handbuilding
($60/person)
1 Hour Group Session ($65/person)
2 Hour Group Session ($90/person)
Private 1 Hour session ($150)
1 hour clay date ($175)
1.5 hour private clay date ($250)
3 Private, 1 hour Group Sessions ($180/person for 2 people, $130/person for 3+ people)

Please note our class fee covers instruction and professional finishing services provided by our studio staff. Keep in mind that pottery is an inherently unpredictable medium, and we cannot guarantee specific outcomes or the survival of pieces through the firing and glazing process. Factors such as clay composition, thickness variations, air bubbles, and kiln conditions can affect results. While our experienced staff takes every care in handling your work, some pieces may crack, warp, or break during firing, and glazes may react differently than expected. This uncertainty is part of the authentic pottery experience, and we encourage students to embrace both the successes and learning opportunities that come with working in clay.