Pottery in Connecticut

A Madison potter's studio listed as teaching wheel throwing and handbuilding to beginners and experienced potters through classes and workshops.

A craft school campus on the Still River with a clay studio teaching wheel, handbuilding and glazing, rotating specialty workshops, youth after-school and homeschool clay, and open studio sessions.

A combined working studio and retail gallery near Yale making functional and woodfired pottery, which also runs small wheel-throwing classes of up to four students when a session forms.

A Sandy Hook (Newtown) pottery studio listed as running classes and workshops for adults and kids, private lessons and custom orders, and showing the owner's Brazilian-influenced ceramics.

A Brookfield studio teaching six-week wheel lessons, handbuilding group workshops, BYOB single wheel sessions and private lessons, with memberships.

A New Milford creative studio mixing paint-your-own pottery with clay handbuilding and wheel-throwing sessions, including a 90-minute starter wheel session and four- or six-week wheel series.

A nonprofit community art school in New Haven whose pottery department runs multi-week adult wheel and clay courses, from introductory ceramics to a self-directed advanced lab, with weekly practice time included.

A shoreline craft school with a well-equipped clay studio running ten-week adult ceramics classes, one-night Friday workshops and after-school pottery for kids and tweens.

A Wilton pottery and art studio listed as offering handbuilding classes for all ages, after-school programs, summer camps, paint-your-own pottery and birthday parties.

A Fairfield County pottery collective with small classes, group experiences and member open studio time, known for member-made tiles sold commercially.

A New Canaan arts center and school with ceramics courses and workshops in Andrews Hall, and non-instructional open studios for enrolled students.

An independently owned Newtown ceramics studio listed as offering group classes, single and private lessons for adults and children, memberships with open studio access, and a pottery gallery.

A Norwalk pottery and craft studio offering try-it wheel classes, walk-in sessions, a six-week wheel course and ceramic painting, along with candle pouring and glass fusing.

A Fairfield art school with pottery wheel and handbuilding classes for adults, kids and teens, camps and keyless-entry memberships for trained potters.

A nonprofit art center in downtown New Milford offering private pottery wheel lessons, adult handbuilding, kids' and homeschool clay classes, couples' wheel nights, and pay-as-you-go open studio with hourly wheel rental.

A Torrington pottery store and studio with five work stations for monthly rental, regular firings included, plus single-session wheel try-outs, a beginner handbuilding course and space for members to sell their work.

A Wilton studio with two-hour beginner wheel classes, multi-week courses, workshops, kids' after-school pottery and a cone 6 membership with no firing fees.