Summer courses are 10 weeks long and meet once a week for 3 hours. For the beginner to the advanced, our classes are for all levels. Our faculty are accomplished ceramic artists who have a passion for sharing their knowledge and skills. View the class schedule »
Sunday, April 23 11am–1:30pmSunday, May 7 11am–1:30pm La Mano Pottery is sponsoring workshops on luster firing. Expert ceramic artist, Lynn Goodman, will instruct a small group in all aspects of this amazing technique. Learn more »
Luster Fire Workshops Read Post »
Friday, February 3rd5–7:30pm Join us for an evening of wine, merriment, and ceramic sales for charity as we open our doors in celebration for the first time since 2019. Proceeds benefit migrant students and families of PS75 Emily Dickinson Elemtary.
Fundraiser + Community Event Read Post »
Saturday, February 11, 2023Hand Building workshop: 6–8pmWheel Workshop: 6:30–8:30pmCost: $200 per couple Try something new with someone you love. Enjoy a two hour workshop of guided instruction in either hand building or wheel throwing. No experience necessary. We will glaze your finished work of art and it will be ready for pick-up four to six
Perfect your bowl skills so you can make your own SUPER BOWL! Sunday, February 12, 202310:30am–1:30pmFee: $150 Join a group of other experienced potters on Super Bowl Sunday who want to up-their-game when it comes to making beautiful bowls. Marianne Kerry will lead this 3 hour workshop on February 12th. Learn how to make bowls
SUPER BOWL workshop Read Post »
Friday Sept 16, 10am–12:30pm Friday Sept 30, 4–6:30 La Mano Pottery is sponsoring a workshop on luster firing. Expert ceramic artist, Lynn Goodman, will instruct a small group in all aspects of this amazing technique. Learn more »
Luster Fire Workshops Read Post »
A two-part workshop at our sister studio Mud Matters on Wednesday, March 16 and Wednesday, March 30, 2–5 pm. Join Barbara Stone in examining ways to enhance the mugs you make. The first session will focus on the form itself and the second, two weeks later, will examine trimming, decoration, and handle making. Basic throwing
Get a Handle on Your Mugs Read Post »
Please join us for an examination of the history, meaning and making of Japanese Tea Bowls (Chawans). These classic shapes are the centerpiece of the traditional Japanese tea ceremony. Their shape and aesthetic has accompanied the evolution of Japanese ceramics for centuries and have later had a strong impact on many American potters. This will be a three-part
The Making of Japanese Teabowls: Between Tea & Clay Read Post »
Check out our upcoming course schedule. Courses are 7 weeks long and meet once a week for 3 hours. For the beginner to the advanced, our classes are for all levels. Our faculty are accomplished ceramic artists who have a passion for sharing their knowledge and skills. Students learn the basic techniques or continue to
Spring Pottery Courses Read Post »
Sat Oct 23, 11:30–5pmSun Oct 24, 11:30–5pm We hope to see you there!
Late October Sidewalk Sales Read Post »
