Best Pottery Classes in Medford, MA

“I've painted 2 really nifty things here, one is a whale piggy bank that's really cute and the other is a creepy doll baby that I hide in random places, I like the atmosphere and the music is cool too, everyone who works there is very nice, I went at ...”

“I celebrated my birthday recently At Rainbows Pottery Studio, and it was truly one of the most unique experiences I've had thus far as a Massachusetts resident.”

“The staff was very good, helpful and patient.”

“The relaxed and comfortable environment of the shop makes it the perfect place for kids of all ages and abilities (and adults too) to craft and celebrate.”

“We brought in food from nearby restaurants and wine and the teachers had so much fun making tote bags from beautiful fabrics and relaxing in the cozy shop.”

“I went to a class as part of bachelorette party, great laid back atmosphere (well as laid back as you can be with molten glass and fire 🤣) instruction and help were great I got to make something i will actually wear.”

“Great place to throw.”

“Even as someone completely new to pottery, I felt fully supported and learned so much.”

“Walking through the hallways and looking at a couple of the studios that were open I saw that there were a very large number of serious artists working everyday.”

“I've attended other classes which use glass furnaces, but ended up just assisting the instructor (we were making a glass pumpkins) instead of doing anything myself”

“My boyfriend and I recently attended a couples paint night at Pudgy's Place for Valentines Day, and it was a wonderful experience from start to finish!”

“Hyo and Sue have guided me to reach my potential, resulting in me getting accepted by numerous art schools, including RISD, SAIC, Pratt, Parsons, Northeastern, BU, etc.”

“This was all an enriching experience so, whether you're a seasoned potter, a coffee connoisseur, or someone looking for a unique and enjoyable activity, I highly recommend this class.”

“Our team was looking to do a team activity and we are so glad we chose Heidi's succulent clay pot making class.”

“Jessica Burko = Mixed-Media Artwork, Arts Marketing, Independent Curating.”

“I visited the place for the first time in February of 2020 on a sunny Sunday and spent a rewarding couple of hours viewing the current exhibit, Etheric Studies by Anyah Lee Suderman (in the Gorse Mills Gallery)”

“Andrew was great at not only providing instruction and guidance throughout the process, as both of us had very little experience working with clay, he was also personable and amusing which made the atmosphere fun and light-hearted.”

“Mary teaches art in a very fun way, and loves teaching.”

“This is a super cool space that is going to benefit the community and any art lovers/crafters!”

“Great location and staff!”