Pottery in Queens

An Astoria art school whose ceramics courses cover intro and intermediate wheel and handbuilding, alongside printmaking and darkroom classes.

A Flushing art and clay studio with sculpting, glazing and pottery sessions, after-school groups, summer camp, short pottery memberships and paint-your-own.

An Astoria art venue that sells tickets to hand-built pottery sessions covering coil, slab and sculptural construction, with one piece glazed and fired.

The pottery arm of the Ashcan Studio of Art school, running six- and seven-week wheel and handbuilding courses for adults, teens and kids, plus one-day and two-person date workshops, at studios in Little Neck, Flushing and Syosset.

A Long Island City ceramics center teaching wheel, handbuilding and glazing year-round, with kids' and teen classes, workshops, an associate artist program and a shop.

A Forest Hills craft studio offering pottery painting along with hands-on clay handbuilding classes and group parties.

A Ridgewood studio with multi-week wheel and handbuilding classes that include practice time and firing, two-hour themed workshops, and a separate members' studio.

A Long Island City studio with small-group adult wheel and handbuilding classes in Korean-influenced forms such as planters and bowls.

A Ridgewood membership and class studio with cone 6 electric firing for members and enrolled students, and specialty firings by arrangement.

A Ridgewood studio teaching eight-week wheel and handbuilding courses, workshops, one-night intros and kids' classes, with 24-hour memberships.

A center for art and ceramics offering pottery classes, shared and individual studio space, residencies and a curatorial program.

A Kew Gardens studio running seven-week handbuilding and wheel sessions for all levels, with services reserved for enrolled students and a small gallery of student work.