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Pottery Classes at Pottery Alley for Creative Crafting - City Name

Pottery Classes at Pottery Alley for Creative Crafting

Lafayettemoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

No special fitness level required, but good hand coordination helps

Overview

Discover how Pottery Alley’s weekly wheel classes combine hands-on learning with a friendly atmosphere. Unleash your creativity and craft stunning ceramics in a supportive setting.

Lafayette, Louisiana

Wednesday Night Wheel

Instructor: Jamie Primeaux

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Adventure Photos

Wednesday Night Wheel photo 1

About This Adventure

Join our engaging pottery classes where you can transform clay into stunning bowls at your own pace. Whether you're a beginner or experienced, you'll learn essential techniques and enjoy a supportive atmosphere with fellow students. Classes meet weekly, offering a perfect blend of creativity and camaraderie in a relaxed setting.

About this Class

Learn how to transform clay from nondescript lumps to beautiful bowls. Learn and work at your own speed. Are you a clay newbie? No problem! Jamie will show you the ropes and get you making pottery in no time. Are you more experienced? She can teach you more advanced techniques such as pulling handles and spouts, fitting lids, trimming feet and more.

Our monthly classes provide the time to learn the skills of pottery, make several projects from start to finish, and develop a fun camaraderie with your classmates and instructor while doing it. Monthly classes are open to all students, regardless of skill level, unless noted otherwise, and students learn and work at their own pace.


Dates and Duration

Classes meet 4 times a month on Wednesday evenings at 6:00pm. Each class is a 3-hour session.


About this Class

Learn how to transform clay from nondescript lumps to beautiful bowls. Learn and work at your own speed. Are you a clay newbie? No problem! We'll show you the ropes and get you producing pottery in no time. Are you more experienced? We'll teach you more advanced techniques such as fabricating handles and spouts, fitting lids, trimming appealing and functional bases and more.

Our premier offering, monthly classes provide the time to learn the skills of pottery, make several projects from start to finish, and develop a fun camaraderie with your classmates and instructor while doing it. Monthly classes are open to all students, regardless of skill level, unless noted otherwise, and students learn and work at their own pace.


Dates and Duration

Classes meet 4 times a month on Monday evenings at 6:00pm. Each class is a 3 hours long.


Rates • Adults - $185 • Students - $150 The price covers 4 three hour classes and vouchers for six unguided hours in a month.


Who can Attend?

Anyone from novice to advanced. Classes are learn at your own pace and laid back. Kids under the age of 13 should inquire by phone.


Policies and Recommendations

  • Class meets each Wednesday night at 6:00pm
  • Clay must be purchased for an additional $30/bag
  • Glaze and firing is included at no additional charge
  • Dress casual – working in clay can be messy!

Adventure Tips

Arrive early

Getting to class early allows you to settle in and choose the best tools for your project.

Bring an apron

Protect your clothes from clay splashes and stay comfortable during your session.

Stay hydrated

Water helps maintain focus and energy during longer creative sessions.

Clean your tools after use

Proper cleanup ensures tools stay in good condition and your workspace remains tidy.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • urban birds
  • squirrels

History

Pottery Alley has fostered local arts for over a decade, becoming a cornerstone of the city’s creative community.

Conservation

Eco-friendly practices at the studio help minimize environmental impact, including recycling clay and using sustainable glazes.

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Recommended Gear

Apron

Essential

Protects your clothing from clay splashes and spills.

Towels

Essential

Useful for wiping hands and cleaning tools.

Closed-toe shoes

Essential

Provides safety and comfort while working on the pottery wheel.

Notebook or sketchbook

Great for jotting down techniques or ideas that come up during class.