Class timetables
Term classes. 8 weeks
Learn to throw, trim and glaze ceramics. Term 2 starts 28 April 2025. All terms are 8 weeks. You can book your spot online.
| Morning & afternoon |
Evening | |
| Monday | Wheel-throwing 1 - 3pm |
Wheel-throwing 6 - 8pm |
| Tuesday | ||
| Wednesday | Wheel-throwing 10am - 12pm |
Wheel-throwing 6 - 8pm |
| Thursday | ||
| Friday |
Workshops & special events
Start your weekend with a hand-building workshop (2.5 hours). Grab a friend and enjoy delicious coffee and pastries. You can book your spot online.
A number of exciting special events are scheduled for 2025, with more to come. Read more about our Art Kintsugi workshop.
| Autumn/Winter 2025 | |
| May | Hand-building workshop: Saturday 24 May. 10am - 12.30pm Art Kintsugi workshop (SOLD OUT): Friday 9 May. 10am - 2pm |
| June | Hand-building workshop: Saturday 21 June. 10am - 12.30pm |
| July | Hand-building workshop: Saturday 26 July. 10am - 12.30pm |
Want a private group booking?
Please contact me if you are interested in a private group booking for friends, family or your workplace.
I can offer hand-building workshops or wheel-throwing tasters for private groups of six to eight people. Yummy catering is provided by Matilda cafe.
Wheel-throwing for beginners
All classes are tailored toward beginners with no previous experience, however if you have throwing experience I can run you through a refresher and you can progress at your own faster pace.
During the term students will learn to prepare the clay for the wheel, throw simple forms, trim and then finally glaze them. You will have your own hand made creations to take home at the end of term which may include cups, bowls and vases.
White stoneware clay and use of studio pottery tools are included, and there is a firing allowance of up to 2.5kg. Additional firing over allowance is charged at $18 per kg. Students just need to bring an apron and/or an old towel.
Classes are for students over the age of 16 years.
Note: Current students have priority access to book classes in the following term.