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Pottery Studios

The home for pottery and potters

A journey in the pottery hobby oftentimes begins at a pottery studio — a hub for all the tools needed to create pottery.

As you learn and spend time in the studio, you’ll find a vibrant community of passionate potters. Everybody is expressing themselves their own way through their own style of pottery.

Pottery Events

Pottery is just as fun as any other hobby and you’ll find that the community puts together events to celebrate this joy.
They’re built around pottery like fundraisers, special lessons, and get togethers.
Pottery has a long stories history around the globe and there are many practitioners who study the art form.
It’s common for pottery studios to host a pottery teacher that comes to share the knowledge they have.

Classes

The foundation of pottery studios is creating pottery.
Most pottery studios offer the opportunity to take a private, one-off class with an instructor. This is an opportunity to try pottery.
Then there are multi-week classes that are great for really learning the hobby and getting started.

Membership

Pottery is unique in requiring many tools that can’t be found at home.
Through membership, you’re able to use the tools and space at a pottery studio in a way that better fits your needs.

Learn pottery making.
Find a community.

Check out how one pottery studio sets themselves up!

Location
Gasworks NYC

Year
2025

Open tables - Pottery can be divided into hand building and wheel throwing. For the hand building, you need a table with plenty of space to work. These tables are also used for any hosting activities.

Wheels - The iconic wheels that are associated with pottery. Gasworks has a dedicated classroom space where the wheels are close together and facilitate learning and chatting.

Glaze room - Part of the final steps of making pottery typically includes using glazes. Here, this area is located on the basement level where there are an array of glazes and works-in-progress.

Kiln room - Your pottery eventually has to be fired up! The kiln room is often tucked away with ventilation. It’s common that you’ll need special training to load and access these kilns.