Best Pottery Classes in Springfield, MA

“Dale was very friendly and helpful, teaching my older daughter a technique for "puppy eyes" and chitchatting with my youngest after she had finished her project.”

“Everything about this place is amazing, from the wide variety of classes (from a short 2-hour workshop to in-depth 8-week classes covering many topics), to the equipment, to the teachers, to the lovely, supportive, inclusive and welcoming community t...”

“The pottery was beautiful, the prices were competitive, plenty of extras to see, and very friendly/welcoming environment!”

“If you are looking for a studio, or are just interested in learning hand building or working with pottery, this is definitely the place in Westfield.”

“The community is great and the instructors there are beyond amazing.”

“Each piece of lead-free, dishwasher safe leafware is created by hand in our small studio in Western Massachusetts. The leaves used for the designs are picked from local gardens and the surrounding area; we use over thirty varieties of leaves. The pro...”

“We teach classes in our Palmer Ma pottery studio At The School House Commons, which is where our production studio is housed too, this give our clients the advantage actually seeing how a production studio is run along with having the ability to lear...”

“In the end we agreed to pay a "refiring" fee (whatever that means, since we don't think the original piece will be repaired), but this doesn't seem to us to be the "we'll make it right" stance we initially thought was the policy.”

“I shopped around quite a bit before signing up for classes, and chose LBCC because they are a small local business that gives back to the community with sponsored youth classes, and doesn't have other hidden fees with cost of materials or tools.”

“Tim Scull at Canton Clay Works offers an inclusive, educational and exciting opportunity to rent kiln space in his kilns by the cubic inch, including but not limited to his Train Kiln, Naborigama and gas kilns.”

“It's by appointment only , but well worth the visit..”

“Best place ever to take any sort of art or craft workshop!”

“The owner (Kathryn) is one of the friendliest people around, so kind and respectful, and always willing to offer a helping hand.”

“They both speak back to a 19th and 18th century aesthetic and forward to a sleak, clean moderism.”

“I had people with intellectual disabilities with me and Debbie Altschwager spoke with them in a clear and respectful manner.”

“Art classes and workshops in ceramics, pottery wheel, painting (oil/watercolor/acrylic), book/journal making, printmaking, and more. Classes and workshops are led by Beth, a working artist in various mediums, who truly loves the opportunity to pass a...”

“He was patient, encouraged questions and personally assisted each individual, making sure each student understood the core basics of cabochon making, while grinding their personal stone/cabochon to take home.”

“Not only are they so well versed and informed on the areas of clay, glaze & everything they sell; they are such a pleasure to work with.”

“I felt my stress disappear and can't recommend this enough if you are looking for a fun activity that is relaxing!”

“Friendly atmosphere at a non-competition studio for performance arts, visual arts, and music.”