14 Educators providing Pottery courses in Congleton

pottery workshops dimbleby ceramics

Been watching the pottery thrown down, or just keen to learn. Our throwing lessons will be perfect for you! We have a variety of full and half day courses available for you join. You will be sure to not only have great fun but come away with some amazing pieces too.

the potters barn

The Potters Barn is set in the heart of the UK in the beautiful Cheshire countryside next to the Trent and Mersey canal and close to Junction 17 on the M6 motorway. Opened in 1992 the Pottery is owned and run by Andrew Pollard and Steve Marr. They met whilst studying at Farnham many years ago and have worked together ever since. The Potters Barn is a fully working pottery that offers activities and courses to the public and organisations for relaxation, education and enjoyment. If you are bitten by the creative bug we have regular pottery classes. We also run occasional other craft courses, keep an eye on the website. Corporate events, Teambulding, Hen parties, Birthday Parties…….the Potters Barn is something different, no matter what the occasion, ‘playing with clay’ appeals to all !

peak potters

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cheshire clay studio

claire elizabeth ceramics

creative flamingo

clay college

Clay College Stoke offers a skills-based, full-time ceramics course taught by potters who make a living through ceramics, something unique in the UK. The Clay College Diploma offers 14 full-time students the opportunity to study intensively for 2 years and to learn from the best of national and international potters.

creative cheshire ltd

teds woodworking courses

Maker's bio My love of woodcraft was due to a meeting with a guitarist friend who had made an acoustic guitar. We talked about his guitar for many hours and I thought it would be a challenge for me to have a go! Well that was 6 years ago and now in 2021 I am in a small workshop in Stoke where I build various instruments. The Strumstick instrument build is a great way to get to grips with fine woodworking and is an ideal step towards acoustic guitar building. No experience in woodwork is needed.

british ceramics biennial

The British Ceramics Biennial (BCB) develops, sustains and expands innovative ceramics practice and improves lives together with artists and creative communities. We do this by delivering an engaging year-round programme of artists’ commissions, education and community projects. All of which feed into a festival of contemporary ceramics that takes place in Stoke-on-Trent. Initiated in 2009, the BCB festival has grown to be the single largest contemporary ceramics event in the UK. We present artworks from the UK’s leading ceramicists alongside work by international artists, in exhibitions and special events held across the city.