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Drinking wine is therapeutic, making art is therapeutic -- why not combine them for an extra relaxing Friday night?
During this Sip & Spin class, you'll learn the basic techniques of the potter's wheel. Throw your own cup, bowl, saucer, or whatever your heart desires!
Who knows? Maybe the alcohol in your system will inspire your creativity to spin a ceramic masterpiece!
Once your piece gets glazed and fired up, you'll be able to bring it home to display proudly for your friends and family.
Note: Cost includes instruction, clay, tools, towels, aprons, glaze, and firing. Additional pieces can be fired for a $8 fee.
Pottery Sip & Spin
What to expect
- Learn the basic techniques of the potter's wheel through hands-on experience
- Throw your own ceramic masterpiece, such as a cup or bowl
- Enjoy wine or beer while you indulge in the arts
- Take home your unique piece once it's been glazed and fired up
This activity is completely sold out. Bucket List this activity to be the first to know about new available dates!
About this Activity
Key Highlights
| Price | $80.00 per guest |
| Duration / Session | 2 hours |
| # Sessions | 1 |
| Rating | 24 positive reviews |
Cancellation Policy
No refunds, but the option of rescheduling is offered if notice is given at least one week prior to the class.
Reviews
(out of 25 votes)
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Emilio L.
Pottery Sip & Spin May 21, 2018Great staff, and great sense off humor.
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Lindsay D.
Pottery Workshop May 22, 2017I really loved the experience! Getting your hands on the clay is really satisfying, and it was a good way to spend the morning. I think a second instructor or assistant would have helped cut on some of the downtime waiting for new clay. Fun time in Williamsburg!
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Kaylee M.
Pottery Sip & Spin April 29, 2017I thought it Ed a great experience but I wish I had more steps on how to make my work better.
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Amy C.
Pottery Sip & Spin June 20, 2016It was a great class and the instructor was very informative and helpful.
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Lisa M.
Pottery Workshop April 24, 2016My best part overall was learning how to make a bowl, it was fun. Lots of chances to try again after failed attempts, which was wonderful. Definitely planning on coming again!
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Nicole B.
Pottery Sip & Spin February 9, 2016After thinking about it, this is like a "second tinder date, neither person has ever touched clay before" kind of a class, and I was hoping for more. Here's why you shouldn't hope for more.
I don't know what I expected from the experience but this felt like we were just "units," churned in and churned out. The studio is so crowded that there isn't even enough room for your knees and your neighbor's knees to both be comfortably in position at your separate wheels. For my session, the teacher did everything for us, said nothing we did mattered, that we would be awful at this, and not to worry about learning anything. I suppose that's fine if this is the only 2 hours you're ever going to be inside a ceramics studio.
For me the whole thing was a disappointment because it's been 10 years since I worked with clay and I was really excited to get back into it. I was considering taking a longer class, and this was a test run to see what the vibe of the studio and its classes would be. I know kilns are expensive to fire, but as someone who worked with ceramics a lot growing up, and even worked a stint in a ceramics studio in college, I thought it cost 2x more than it should, for the experience you get. -
Carmen C.
Pottery Workshop February 15, 2015The pottery class was harder than I expected but the instructor Peter was very patient and made sure he comforted the whole class. Overall it was a fun experience.
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M J.
Pottery Workshop April 21, 2013Awesome fun! They took me last minute for a introductory Saturday class. I got to keep what I made too! The instructor (Damien?) was very helpful and reminded me of Leonard from The Big Bang Theory which was a plus.
This place has me very interested in pursing ceramics as a hobby. I'm a first timer. -
Vid P.
Pottery Workshop April 21, 2013First time taking a pottery class and I loved it! My boyfriend went with me and we made really cool things that we were able to take home with us. Damien was our instructor for the night and he starts off with a general overview of how to start creating things then comes around individually and helps each person.
The owner seems like a really nice lady and took us last minute on a Saturday night. I really recommend everyone try this place! -
Samantha S.
Pottery Sip & Spin December 10, 2019Did not leave comment
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Rupa N.
Pottery Sip & Spin November 17, 2019Did not leave comment
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Lisa K.
Pottery Sip & Spin October 15, 2018Did not leave comment
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Andrew G.
Pottery Sip & Spin May 21, 2018Did not leave comment
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Laura S.
Pottery Workshop March 25, 2018Did not leave comment
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Andres A.
Pottery Sip & Spin January 14, 2018Did not leave comment
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Kerri C.
Pottery Sip & Spin August 12, 2017Did not leave comment
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Shannon S.
Pottery Sip & Spin June 24, 2017Did not leave comment
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Jelica T.
Pottery Workshop November 23, 2016Did not leave comment
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Melissa D.
Pottery Sip & Spin August 20, 2016Did not leave comment
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Cindy J.
Pottery Sip & Spin July 24, 2016Did not leave comment
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Sam M.
Pottery Workshop February 16, 2016Did not leave comment
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Kelly M.
Pottery Workshop June 1, 2015Did not leave comment
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Anabel L.
Pottery Workshop September 17, 2014Did not leave comment
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Atiya M.
Pottery Workshop August 13, 2014Did not leave comment
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Georgia T.
Pottery Workshop March 31, 2014Did not leave comment
