Can I customize my bowl's design?

Yes, you'll have the opportunity to decorate your piece with glazes and unique patterns.

How long does firing take?

Your finished piece will be ready for pickup about three weeks after the workshop.

Is previous experience necessary?

No, this workshop is designed for all skill levels, including complete beginners.

What if I can't pick up my piece in person?

You can arrange for shipping or pickup at a later date.

Are children allowed?

Kids over age 12 are welcome with a supervising adult.

How many people are in each class?

Class sizes typically range from 6 to 12 participants.

Pottery Workshop with Dave Short at Broadway Museum & Art Gallery

Located in the heart of the city, the Broadway Museum & Art Gallery offers a rare chance to get hands-on with pottery under the guidance of renowned artist and 'The Great Pottery Throw Down' finalist, Dave Short. This workshop is perfect for those eager to create a functional piece while learning about pottery techniques that blend tradition with a touch of unpredictability. In this class, participants start by shaping clay into their own chip and dip bowls, experiencing the tactile joy of working with raw materials. Dave shares insider tips on glazing and decorating before the pieces are fired in a kiln, a process that adds surprises to every final product. The gallery's studio environment fosters creativity and connection, making it an engaging experience whether you're a beginner or a seasoned maker. One of the unique aspects of this workshop is the chance to collect your custom ceramic creation weeks later, giving you something tangible to remember your artistic journey. Whether you're looking for a unique gift, a new hobby, or a memorable activity during a city visit, this pottery session stands out as a rewarding and educational experience. The Broadway Museum & Art Gallery has become a staple for creative outings, blending local culture with craft. Ideal for arts enthusiasts and casual crafters alike, it provides a distinctive way to engage with pottery in a welcoming setting. The workshop's blend of expert guidance, creative freedom, and the thrill of firing makes it a seriously satisfying activity, guaranteed to leave you with more than just a ceramic piece—it's a story to share.