Register for our 4-Week Summer Sampler
Our mini summer sampler series, beginning on July 20th, features a variety of classes to cater to different skill levels and interests. These courses are all just for adults and will run for four weeks. All instruction, materials, tool use, and firing fees are included in the class price. We also offer open studio hours daily for current students to practice their new skills outside of class.
Found a class you love but it’s full? Join the waitlist here and we’ll reach out if a space opens.
In this session, we are pleased to offer:
Our instructors are here to guide you at every stage, whether you’re touching clay for the first time or refining forms you’ve been developing for years. First-timers and beginners are encouraged to join us.
*Adult Classes are 18+
For the kiddos, our summer classes are paused because we offer weekly all day summer camps. Find out more on our kids' camp page.
Scholarship Applications available for LGBTQ+ and BIPOC individuals.
Intro to Wheel Throwing I: 4 weeks
Have you always wanted to learn to throw on the potter’s wheel? This class requires no previous throwing experience. It is taught in a small setting with plenty of one on one instruction time.
Your class fee includes all instruction, use of equipment, clay, tools, glaze, and all firings costs. We suggest repeating this class at least twice before moving up to the next level.
Price $200 per person
MONDAY Nights with Jack
7:30 - 9:30 pm —July 20th, 27th, Aug 3rd, 10th
TUESDAY Mornings WITH Eric
10 am - 12 pm — July 21st, 28th, Aug 4th, 11th
Thursday Evenings WITH Meghan
5 - 7 pm — July 23rd, 30th, Aug 6th, 13th
Sunday Afternoons with Sofia
3 - 5 pm — July 26th, August 2nd, 9th, 15th
Español Sunday Nights with Sofia
6 - 8 pm — July 26th, August 2nd, 9th, 16th
Este clase se enseñará en español. Bienvenido a Studio T/M!
Wheel II: 4 Weeks
This class is designed for students who are ready to build on the foundations from intro to Wheel.
In this course, you will explore different forms while further refining your throwing techniques. We will focus on gaining height, balance, wall and foot thickness, tool proficiency and begin to explore the complexities of form and function.
Price $200 per person
Wednesday mornings with Meghan
10 am - 12 pm —July 22nd, 29th, Aug 5th, 12th
making plates - Wednesday nights with sofia
Develop techniques for throwing plates, platters, and shallow bowls for everyday use. Make low, wide, and flat forms of all kinds - the kind of plates that can be both beautiful objects and functional kitcheware. Build upon Wheel 2 throwing and trimming techniques such as centering, opening, shaping, and refining rims. Also explore multiple methods for creating surface designs including sgraffito using white slip, underglazes, layering glazes using wax, and alternative glaze application methods such as painting and pouring.
7:30 - 9:30 pm — July 22nd, 29th, Aug 5th, 12th
Students sitting at pottery wheels watching the instructor give a demo on throwing a pot.
Intermediate & Advanced Wheel Throwing: 4 Weeks
In this course, you will explore different forms while further refining your throwing techniques. We’ll focus on control, consistency, and pushing your skills a little further each week. Many students repeat the Wheel 2 course 2-3 times before progressing to this level, depending on their individual skills and comfort level.
All intermediate classes are 2.5 hrs long and all advanced classes are 3 hours long.
Intermediate Wheel Price $225 per person
Advanced Wheel Price $235 per person
thrown and altered - intermediate Monday Evenings with meg
Explore how wheel-thrown forms can be reshaped, combined, carved, and stretched through altering techniques to create dynamic forms.
4:30 - 7 pm — July 20th, 27th, Aug 3rd, 10th
Teapots - Advanced TUESDAY Evenings WITH Jack
This session focuses on the art of teapot making, combining throwing, design, and the construction with well-fitted lids, balanced handles, and smoothly pouring spouts.
6:30 - 9:30 pm — July 23rd, 30th, Aug 6th, 13th
Image of students handbuilding with clay with various tools at a worktable.
Handbuilding: 4 weeks
Introduction courses will explore the basic technique of handbuilding and requires no previous clay experience. You will learn coiling, pinching, and slab building to make your own unique creation.
Advanced courses build on the basics and dive into advanced techniques for your independent projects. Your instructor will guide you in developing your ideas and bringing your concept to life. Your class fee includes all instruction, use of equipment, clay, tools, glaze, and all firings costs.
All advanced classes are 3 hours long.
Intro to Handbuilding Price $200 per seat
Advanced Handbuilding Price $235 per seat
Wall hanging masks - Intro to handbuilding - Wednesday evenings WITH jack
Learn foundational handbuilding techniques while creating expressive wall-hanging masks that explore character, texture, and storytelling through clay.
5 - 7 pm — July 22nd, 29th, Aug 5th, 12th
Advanced handbuilding - Thursday mornings WITH Meghan
Independent Study Handbuilding - Come with your big ideas.
10 am - 1 pm — July 23rd, 30th, Aug 6th, 13th
Handbuilding Animals - Intro to handbuilding - Sunday mornings with jackson
Learn foundational handbuilding techniques while creating slab-built animal forms, focusing on construction, texture, and expressive sculptural details in clay.
10:30 am - 12:30 pm — July 26th, August 2nd, 9th, 15th
Special Topics : 4 weeks
Price $200 per person
Handmade ceramic pitcher with brushwork surface design. Artist: Eric Lewis
Brush making for surface design - Thursday Evenings WITH Eric
Students will create their own brushes using natural materials such as deer tail, coyote tail, fox, or squirrel hair attached to bamboo handles.
From there, you’ll explore how marks, pattern, slip, and form can work together in a more intentional way and how decoration can respond to the form itself.
Handles, lids, spouts, altered rims, and handbuilt elements can all create opportunities for movement and surface variation. Expect demonstrations, discussion, experimentation, and plenty of studio work time throughout the four weeks.
7:30 - 9:30 pm — July 23rd, 30th, Aug 6th, 13th
Fiber and Clay - Sunday afternoons with jackson
Expand your view of ceramics from an interdisciplinary lens, and leave with many new techniques and ways to explore applications of clay. This class will explore the different ways that fiber art has historically been integrated into practices involving clay (such as Japanese Jōmon pottery), as well as contemporary ways in which we can engage with it now, through the usage of techniques like burnout and constructing pieces for fiber additions post firing.
All levels welcome.
1 - 3 pm — July 26th, August 2nd, 9th, 15th
