Best Pottery Classes in Tucson, AZ

“Whether you are looking for a great summer afternoon of fun with your kids or looking have a great evening with friends Michelle Powell at Lucky Cat Social Art is the person to call.”

“If you actually need plates and what not, I'd just get a few temp things from goodwill or somewhere then donate them back, because once they arrive you won't need them for anything but target practice, which is wasteful.”

“One thing I really appreciate about the clay co-op, is that they are very conscientious about who is in their outdoor space, and making sure that all of the potters are being careful not to spread sickness.”

“It is a place I will be going back to visit weekly.”

“The staff here are very knowledgeable and happy to help when you need it and give you the space to be creative when need that too.”

“Certainly a clever space, with creativity written all over it!”

“I have several pieces from the Clay Rabbit and have loved every one.”

“Would strongly recommend going to Desert Rock as you get a very personal one-on-one lesson with a talented teacher that you just can't get anywhere else!”

“I keep going in there, but not for ceramic stuff , but they have some stuff for heat related items usefull to me , I'm interested in assey equipment and lost wax investment this is not the shop for this but employees seem very helpful to accommod...”

“My daughter is taking the tweens pottery wheel class right now with Laurie and I took the mud and mimosa's two hour class before it started, just to make sure they weren't a bunch of weirdos.”

“If you are advanced and looking for a studio to do your jewlery peice, this is a great place to do so.”