Pottery in Queens

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

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 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 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.