Pottery

HRCA offers several different pottery classes and workshops for all skill levels of wheel throwing and hand building. Our creative instructors are advanced potters with many years of experience. Learn design, aesthetics and creative development in classes for adults. Children’s classes help develop fine motor, listening and creative skills.

Pottery Lab Hours and Information

Key Pottery Class Information

Materials:

Clay and tools are additional cost for all adult and teen pottery classes.
Supplies can be purchased at the Southridge facility in class.
Note: We do not except purchased clay from outside vendors.

Custom Pottery Classes/Projects

Pottery Celebrations (All Ages)
Anytime is a great time to have a party with your friends and family. From a bridal party to an end of season soccer party, we can theme a celebration around you! Call 303-471-8853 or email for more information.

Baby/Toddler Hand & Foot Print Keepsakes (All Ages)
Create memories that will last a lifetime with a one-of-a-kind piece of art with your child’s print. You make it, paint it and our talented instructors will fire it for you. Please contact Alecia Hindman at 303-471-8853 to set up your handprint session.
Price: member $20 program guest$23 per piece; Location: Southridge, Cheyenne Studio

Boy Scout/Girl Scout Pottery Merit Badge (Ages 7-12)
We make getting your merit badge easy with this one time class designed to teach scouts the basics of pottery. Clay is not included and must be purchased in the studio. For more information, please call 303-471-8853 or email.

Upcoming Pottery Classes

Time and Date	Course Description

Important: Please enroll in your favorite pottery classes! If the class is full please sign up for the waitlist. Waitlisted students will be offered alternative class times.

More Pottery Class Information

Questions? Contact Alecia: email or 303-471-8853

We are working diligently to provide a clean, safe environment for you, but with all things related to COVID-19 there is inherent risk. It is up to you to choose to use the HRCA amenities, knowing that you assume risk when gathering with other people and visiting other facilities.