Pottery in Long Island

A Rockville Centre drop-in creative studio centered on paint-your-own pottery and glass fusing, which also runs hand-building 'Create with Clay' sessions and kids' and adult parties.

A Dix Hills art league described by a local guide as having an equipped ceramics studio; its current class schedule page listed no ceramics, so availability needs checking.

An East Moriches studio with wheel and handbuilding classes, workshops, memberships and kiln rental by inquiry.

A nonprofit guild of East End clay artists in Water Mill that has run classes and workshops for adults and children, member studio space and group firings, plus annual pottery sales.

A Glen Cove studio listed with adult and kids' wheel and handbuilding classes on Mondays and Saturdays.

A Long Beach and Garden City pottery business combining walk-in painting with wheel sessions, handbuilding workshops, kids' parties and an app-access membership with weekly firings.

A Sea Cliff studio and shop listed with weekly all-level wheel classes, private parties, open studio, shibori sessions and artist pop-ups.

A Patchogue studio listed with wheel and handbuilding for adults and kids, memberships, open studio for experienced clay workers and outside firing.

A Great Neck arts school with ceramics for young children through adults, including hand-building, wheel introduction, glazing and family workshops.

A Mineola studio with multi-week wheel and handbuilding programs, teen and kids' sessions, adults-only evenings, private parties and a retail shop, plus a monthly workspace membership.

A small pottery studio in a greenhouse cottage at a Syosset florist, run by a working ceramicist who gives private and small-group lessons in throwing and glazing with materials and firing included.

A Huntington ceramics studio teaching throwing in three levels and all-level handbuilding, with low-cost hourly open studio for students and memberships.

A West Islip wheel studio offering hourly lessons and workshops, adult and teen parties and team-building, on site or at a customer's location, with glazing and firing handled by the studio.

A Rocky Point studio listed with wheel and handbuilding for preschoolers through adults, memberships, open studio and outside firing.

A nonprofit ceramics collective at Flowerfield with handbuilding and wheel classes, open studio hours for working ceramicists and a member-run gallery. Residencies were described as planned.

A small multi-media art studio and shop in Greenport's Bootleg Alley offering private hand-building pottery lessons, pottery workshops, a kids' clay program, a bookable self-guided Art Bar and private parties.

A Mastic Beach pottery business giving one-on-one wheel, handbuilding and glaze lessons to children and adults, with sessions for groups. It has ended public firing.