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

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 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.