The Pottery Studio San Francisco

Mission pottery studio selling month-long, four-session wheel-throwing and handbuilding classes that include clay and daytime practice access.

Coming up at The Pottery Studio

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Recurring shows are placed on their next date. Every listing was read off the venue's own page by a person; prices are the printed ones.

Nov1Handbuilding Exploration (November Sundays)Sunday, 11:00 AMA four-session, project-based handbuilding class covering slab, coil and slump-mold techniques, with all clay, tools and supplies provided plus daily 10am–10pm practice access during the month. Sundays 11am to 1pm on Nov 1, 8, 15 and 22 at The Pottery Studio, 2394 Folsom St in the Mission, roughly a 10-minute walk from 16th St or 24th St Mission BART. $235 for the series; a December run starts Dec 6.$235
Nov2Introduction to Wheelthrowing (November Mondays)Monday, 7:00 PMA four-week beginner wheel series teaching centering, opening, pulling walls, trimming and glazing; clay, tools and supplies are included, and students get a door code for practice hours during the month. Mondays 7 to 9pm on Nov 2, 9, 16 and 23 at The Pottery Studio, 2394 Folsom St, San Francisco, about 10 minutes from 16th St or 24th St Mission BART. $235; ages 12 and up, and sessions can't be bought singly.$235
Nov4Slab-Built Vessels (November Wednesdays)Nov 4 – Nov 4A four-session handbuilding class focused on slab construction for vessels and dinnerware, open to beginners and returning students, with clay, tools and supplies included. Wednesdays 3 to 5pm on Nov 4, 11, 18 and 25 at The Pottery Studio, 2394 Folsom St in the Mission (16th St and 24th St Mission BART are each about 10 minutes away). $235; the class repeats on December Wednesdays.$235
Nov5Introduction to Wheelthrowing (November Thursdays)Thursday, 7:00 PMThe Thursday-evening run of The Pottery Studio's four-session beginner wheel series: centering, pulling walls, trimming and glazing, with clay and tools supplied and practice access between classes. Thursdays 7 to 9pm starting Nov 5 (then Nov 12 and 19, with the fourth session moved because of Thanksgiving) at 2394 Folsom St, San Francisco, about 10 minutes from 16th St Mission BART. $235 for the series.$235
Dec5Introduction to Wheelthrowing (December Saturdays)Saturday, 11:00 AMA December weekend start for beginners: four Saturday-morning lessons on centering, opening, pulling walls, trimming and glazing, with clay, tools and studio practice access included. Saturdays 11am to 1pm on Dec 5, 12, 19 and 26 at The Pottery Studio, 2394 Folsom St in the Mission, roughly 10 minutes on foot from 24th St Mission BART. $235 for the four sessions.$235
Dec6Handbuilding Exploration (December Sundays)Sunday, 11:00 AMThe December round of The Pottery Studio's project-based handbuilding class, working through slab, coil and slump-mold methods with all materials supplied. Sundays 11am to 1pm on Dec 6, 13, 20 and 27 at 2394 Folsom St, San Francisco, about a 10-minute walk from 16th St or 24th St Mission BART. $235 for the four sessions; the November series starts Nov 1.$235

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Questions people ask

Where is The Pottery Studio?＋

2394 Folsom St, San Francisco, CA 94110, in Mission District. Roughly a 10-minute walk from 16th St Mission or 24th St Mission BART.

What's on at The Pottery Studio?＋

6 upcoming listings on our calendar; the next is Handbuilding Exploration (November Sundays) on Sunday, November 1 at 11:00 AM.

How much do events at The Pottery Studio cost?＋

Printed prices for what is listed now run from $235.

Does The Pottery Studio have anything on weekends or evenings?＋

Of the 6 dated listings, 3 fall on a weekend and 2 start at 5pm or later.

How do I book at The Pottery Studio?＋

On The Pottery Studio's own website or booking page, linked from each listing. We read the dates and prices off it by hand and do not sell tickets.

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