Best Pottery Classes in Palm Springs, CA

“Helen and her team/members at Mountain Pottery are all super talented and welcoming.”

“Through his cartographic mastery, Langford contorts and synthesizes geographic elements, bringing forth paintings that are mysteriously familiar yet surprisingly unconventional. They challenge conventions of geography and landscapes, offering invigor...”

“There were four other people in the class besides me, making the session very personal and intimate, allowing enough attention to be given to all students individually by the teacher.”

“My daughter is taking several classes there and we are extremely pleased with the progress, dedication, passion and talent that Tony and his staff have helped cultivate”

“Love that we have a place to foster community and art in Fallbrook!”

“What I love most is that Seaside Arts Center actually puts its mission (to provide equitable arts education all around San Diego) into practice, and so I'm proud to be a part of this organization.”

“We were going to drive the PCH all the way to San Diego when this shop caught our eye and we stopped and wound up spending the entire day in Laguna Beach...”

“Tara brought everything we needed, set it all up, walked us through the various types of painting options and techniques, and left us to put our creative juices to work.”

“Genna was amazing she was extremely polite she greeted us as soon as we walked in and very informative with the products and explained everything well.”

“The new owner and her team are a delight, the vibe is fun, it's clean, safe and exceptionally well-organized, and the work the staff and membership are creating is top notch.”

“I have wanted to move beyond stick figures, so I treated myself to a beginning drawing class with Katie Ruiz, and then took a figure drawing class with Elissa and guest teachers.”

“We're both not really experienced with pottery, so we appreciated having such a patient and sweet instructor like Wyeth; she helped guide through each step and reminded us whenever we seemed stuck.”