Pottery in Manhattan

A Tenth Avenue wheel-focused studio with weekly evening classes by level and a teacherless session for independent potters.

A second-floor Manhattan studio teaching wheel and handbuilding at all levels, with free open studio for enrolled students and a small waitlisted Studio Potter program.

A 4,000-square-foot NoMad studio with memberships, eight-week semester classes, weekend try classes, workshops, co-working lounges and private events.

A studio open daily with two-hour pottery and handbuilding workshops, date nights, kids' classes and group events, plus open studio and membership options.

A ceramics center in the Village with a second Chelsea studio, offering all-level classes, workshops, kids' wheel and family clay, an artist membership, a residency and a gallery.

A sizable Manhattan pottery school with all-level adult and kids' classes, seven-day practice time and in-studio or at-home memberships. Mud Matters in Hell's Kitchen is its sister studio.

A community center's pottery program with adult handbuilding and wheel classes and an independent members' studio with firing included.

The Upper West Side JCC's in-person ceramics studio, offering mixed-level wheel and beginner handbuilding classes, student studio time, and a monthly open studio pass for approved advanced potters.

A Tenth Avenue studio with multi-week wheel and handbuilding courses, two-hour workshops, private lessons and a membership for experienced potters. It is the sister studio of La Mano Pottery.

A Henry Street studio running small one-off classes in wheel throwing and themed handbuilding such as tea cups and bento boxes, with a membership program.

A Manhattan ceramics school offering one-day and multi-week classes alongside open studio, key-access and room-share memberships.

A Washington Heights community pottery studio and retail gallery with adult, teen and kids' classes, try-wheel sessions, memberships and a woodfire intensive.