Dirtier hands make happier hearts.
Explore our classes.
There’s something for every age and stage at Gather—from semester wheel and handbuilding classes to one-time clay experiences, creative workshops, and Mom’s Night Out. Explore after-school clay, parent-and-child classes, programs for little makers, and school-break camps, with sewing and monthly creative clubs coming soon. Sprouts classes for preschool aged children can be found here.
Ceramics semester classes include house clay, glazes, and studio access during opening hours to practice between sessions. Beginners ages 9+ can learn alongside an enrolled adult—a chance to unplug and create together.
Already comfortable working independently? Explore our studio memberships for 24/7 access and a place to make your own.
Browse our offerings below, and join our mailing list for new classes and registration updates.
Explore Our Ceramics Classes
To register classes, click on the drop-down headings below and then on the class you’re interested in booking.
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Minimum commitment, maximum fun!
Are you looking for a fun and unique experience to share with friends or family? Join us for our one-day classes in either wheel throwing or handbuilding!
If you’d like to test the waters and see what clay is about, this is a good place to start.
In addition to pottery painting and one-day wheel and handbuilding experiences, we offer one-day Clay for Families classes, formatted for ages 6-99. Head on down to Gather and make memories as a family. Finished pieces will be glazed and fired by our team, ready for pickup in 2-3 weeks.
Click on the links below for more info or to register:
Don’t miss our special workshops!
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Our kids classes and camps are designed to introduce young makers to clay in a fun, supportive environment.
Students explore working with clay while building confidence, creativity, and foundational skills.
Clay camps run weekly during the summer season and cover the fundamentals each week, allowing families to choose the weeks their child would like to attend. During the holidays or school breaks, we offer flexible single sessions.
For our youngest makers, we offer Clay Together (ages 4–6 with a caregiver).
Please note that our Beginner Level classes are open to ages 9+, however children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult who is also taking the class.
For more information and to register, follow the links below:
Pottery Painting (Single-Session) - All Ages
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Our beginner classes and workshops are designed for anyone new to clay—or still building confidence with the basics.
Beginner level classes are open to ages 9-99, so long as children under 15 years old are accompanied by an adult who is also enrolled. This is a great opportunity for parents to unplug, connect and create alongside their children.
As a general guideline, Beginner Level classes are designed for students with little to no experience, or those with less than a year of prior practice. If you have some experience but would like a refresh, we recommend starting here— your teacher will meet you where you are. If you’re unsure, this is the right place to begin!
Working with clay can take different forms. Wheel throwing tends to have a steeper learning curve—requiring time to develop coordination, centering, and control—while handbuilding (using techniques like pinching, coiling, and slab construction) is often more intuitive and immediately accessible. Both approaches are taught with care, and students are encouraged to explore what feels most natural to them.
All Levels classes are open to everyone, including beginners. In each class, instructors begin with foundational demonstrations for newer students—such as centering and pulling walls on the wheel or building with slabs and coils—then expand into more complex forms for those who are ready. Each student is met where they are, with guidance tailored to their experience and pace.
For more information and to register, follow the links below:
Also accessible to beginners:
Don’t miss our beginner friendly workshops!
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All Levels classes are open to everyone, including beginners. At the beginning of each class, instructors start with foundational demonstrations for newer students—such as centering and pulling walls on the wheel or building with slabs and coils—then expand into more advanced forms and techniques for those who are ready. Each student is met where they are, with guidance tailored to their experience, interests, and pace. Our instructors are experienced in teaching mixed-level classes and thoughtfully adapt their curriculum to support each student’s individual growth.
For more information or to register, please click on the links below:
Don’t miss our special workshops!
