Pottery Classes in San Francisco California
Discover local pottery studios offering classes and workshops for all skill levels
Showing results within 25 miles • Sorted by distance
8 studios found• Closest: 2.3 miles
8 pottery studios found for "San Francisco California" within 25 milesResults are sorted by distance (closest first)
Pinckney Clay
Pinckney Clay is a woman-owned and artist-run ceramic studio in Bernal Heights, San Francisco, offering classes, workshops, and memberships for beginners and intermediate students. The studio provides a creative space for people to come together and elevate art in everyday life. With a gallery shop in Noe Valley, Pinckney Clay also partners with local businesses and hosts events, making it a unique and community-driven pottery studio.
Available Classes
- Wheel throwing, hand-building
Class Schedule
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sfclayworks
sfclayworks is a ceramics studio in San Francisco's Bayview District, operating as a cooperative with private studio spaces and community space memberships. The studio hosts workshops and events, such as demonstrations and artist lectures, and features the work of various artists. With a focus on community and artistic expression, sfclayworks provides a unique space for creatives to come together and explore their passion for ceramics.
Available Classes
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Pricing
No pricing listed for membership or studio spaces, but a suggested $10 donation for a lecture
Waveform Ceramics
Waveform Ceramics is an intimate art classroom in Oakland specializing in beginner pottery classes with a flexible schedule and small classes. The studio offers a variety of classes, including wheel throwing, hand-building, and craft nights, all with a focus on creating a chill and welcoming atmosphere. With a range of pricing options and a commitment to accessibility and inclusivity, Waveform Ceramics is a great place to learn and grow as a potter.
Available Classes
- Wheel throwing, hand-building, painting, wood-burning, pottery classes, claydates, somatic-focused sessions, beginner craft night
Class Schedule
Last Friday night and Saturday morning of the month, First Friday night and Saturday morning of the month, 6:30 - 8:30pm, flexible scheduling
Pricing
Classes start at $40, with options from $40 to $50
Mill Valley Pottery Studio LLC
Mill Valley Pottery Studio offers a variety of pottery classes and workshops for adults and kids of all skill levels. With a focus on functional pottery and hand-building techniques, students can learn to create unique pieces of art. The studio also offers private lessons and memberships for experienced ceramicists.
Available Classes
- Intro to Functional Pottery, Muddy Mondays, Handbuilding, Wheel Wednesdays AM, Teen Ceramics, Private Lessons, Date Night, Youth Workshops
Class Schedule
Mondays 10am-1pm, Tuesdays 6pm-9pm, Wednesdays 10am-1pm and 3:30pm-5:30pm
Pricing
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Cass Ceramics
Cass Ceramics Studio and Gallery in Albany, CA offers a unique pottery experience with classes like Wheel 3: Teapots. The studio provides a creative space with 24/7 access for members and is open to the public from 10 am to 5 pm, Monday through Saturday, and 10 am to 4 pm on Sundays. With a focus on ceramics, Cass Ceramics is a great place to explore your artistic side and create functional pieces like teapots.
Available Classes
- Wheel throwing
Class Schedule
Saturday Mornings
Pricing
Classes start at $275
Wabi Pottery Studio
Wabi Pottery Studio offers a relaxed and non-judgmental atmosphere where artists and beginners can enjoy playing with clay and creating unique wabi-sabi forms. With a focus on craftsmanship, community, and creativity, this studio provides an inspiring environment for pottery enthusiasts of all levels to explore and connect with fellow creators.
Available Classes
- Wheel throwing, hand-building, kids classes, private workshops
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Vallejo Clay Workshop
Vallejo Clay Workshop offers a variety of pottery classes and workshops for all skill levels, from beginners to experienced potters. The studio provides a safe and relaxing atmosphere for creating pottery, with access to equipment and supplies. With a focus on teaching and community building, Vallejo Clay Workshop aims to inspire creativity and skill development in its students.
Available Classes
- Wheel throwing, hand-building, kids classes, private workshops, mug making, pinch it good!, try it! wheel + handbuilding, beer stein, windowsill vase
Class Schedule
Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 4-8:30 PM, Thursdays from 1-8:30 PM, Saturdays from 10-1 PM, and by appointment
Pricing
Classes start at $40.00, with session classes ranging from $375.00 to $275.00 for private lessons, and membership available for serious hobbyists.
Red Ox Clay Studio
Red Ox Clay Studio offers a variety of pottery classes and workshops for all skill levels. With experienced instructors and a welcoming studio environment, they provide a unique opportunity for artists to explore their creativity. From wheel throwing to handbuilding and sculpture, Red Ox Clay Studio is the perfect place to learn and grow as a potter.
Available Classes
- Wheel Throwing, Handbuilding, Sculpture, Workshops
Class Schedule
Monday - Friday 1PM - 6PM, Saturday 1PM-6PM
Pricing
No pricing listed
About Pottery Classes in San Francisco California
San Francisco California offers a vibrant pottery scene with studios catering to all skill levels. Whether you're a complete beginner looking to try wheel throwing for the first time, or an experienced potter seeking advanced techniques, you'll find the perfect class in our directory.
Popular pottery class types in San Francisco California include:
- Wheel Throwing Classes - Learn to center clay and create bowls, vases, and mugs
- Hand Building Workshops - Explore pinch pots, coil building, and slab construction
- Glazing Techniques - Master the art of finishing your pottery pieces
- Ceramic Sculpture - Create artistic forms and decorative pieces
- Kids Pottery Classes - Fun, age-appropriate pottery experiences for children
What to Expect in Your First Pottery Class
Most pottery studios in San Francisco California provide all the materials you need, including clay, tools, and aprons. Your first class will typically cover basic techniques and safety guidelines. Don't worry about making perfect pieces - pottery is about learning and enjoying the creative process!
Classes usually include instruction time, hands-on practice, and cleanup. Your pieces will need to dry and be fired in a kiln, which typically takes 1-2 weeks. Most studios will contact you when your finished pottery is ready for pickup.