Best Pottery Classes in Hickory, NC

“Very cool stuff to paint here I recommend!”

“I've been like a fat kid in a candy store as I've soaked up all of the specialized tools, variety of glazes and the examples of locally produced work that shows how different products turn out when using different types of products.”

“I somehow managed to get an appointment to celebrate my girlfriends 22nd birthday and Tyler took us in and was most generous with his time considering it was last minute and he taught us so much and we wanted to attempt a Christmas tree and he allowe...”

“The allowed us to decorate how we wanted in a secluded room, away from the rest of the store guests and we were able to bring whatever food we wanted, plus they helped clean up.”

“What a great place for my children to explore their artistic abilities!”

“Beautiful facility and kind friendly staff”

“Seafoam green pottery, Wheel thrown and handbuilt pottery.”

“Both instructors truly care for the kids and take the time to help each child.”

“She listened to me and created exactly what I wanted.”

“She had some growing pains at first because it very different than her previous art studio, but now she has embraced it and is enjoying learning new techniques.”

“Great local gallery for local artists of all ages and classes taught by local artists”

“Girls had fun painting, decorating their canvas with guidance from Robin, and had table chit chat like girls always do.”

“Most of our class were first timers and Kristin was able to bring out the best in all of us - the projects were unique, amazing, and funky, just like you'd expect!”

“I came for a work party one day and we all had fun and painted ornaments, and I just made a mental list of all the cool things I needed and all the friends I needed to bring in to paint fun things with.”

“The hospitality, experience and just all around wonderful time we had is just unmeasurable!”

“If you're looking to try pottery, i would highly recommend potter tack house off route 73 in davidson!”

“She was a great teacher of all things pottery and explained each step as I progressed through the process.”