FAQ

Occasionally, we have a lot going on at the studio and parking is an issue.  If you cannot find a space to park in the QCC lot, additional parking is available next door at the Matlock Electric facility or across the street at the Cohen Recycling facility. 

Check for items you left behind on the LOST and FOUND shelf by the teacher station.  The shelf is cleared after each class session (about every 8 weeks) and items are donated.

Even though the clay and glaze wash out of clothing, participants should wear comfortable clothing that they don’t mind getting messy.  Aprons are on hand if needed.

Occasionally, we have a lot going on at the studio and parking is an issue.  If you cannot find a space to park in the QCC lot, additional parking is available next door at the Matlock Electric facility or across the street at the Cohen Recycling facility. 

Check for items you left behind on the LOST and FOUND shelf by the teacher station.  The shelf is cleared after each class session (about every 8 weeks) and items are donated.

Even though the clay and glaze wash out of clothing, participants should wear comfortable clothing that they don’t mind getting messy.  Aprons are on hand if needed.

Occasionally, we have a lot going on at the studio and parking is an issue.  If you cannot find a space to park in the QCC lot, additional parking is available next door at the Matlock Electric facility or across the street at the Cohen Recycling facility. 

Nope, just make sure you pick an entry level course. Intro to clay, wheel, handbuilding, sculpture, or glass.  The class level will be stated in the class title.

Yes.  We offer a variety of classes for all levels.  See the current class schedule for updated listings and prices.  Most of our classes are eight weeks long but could be shorter, especially in the summer. The price of your class will be determined by the length of the session and whether or not your particular class requires special materials.  Unlimited practice time, a shelf for storage, use of studio glazes, and a class allotment for firing pieces all the way through the process are included during your class session.

Our class sessions are typically 8 weeks long but we sometimes offer shorter sessions, especially during the summer.  The class schedule will have the dates and length of the session when you sign up.  All classes meet at the same time, one day a week for two hours. Days and times vary depending on the class.

Clay and tools are NOT included in most of our classes.  We do include a basic tool kit in our Intro to Wheel and Intro to Handbuilding classes ONLY for new students along with about 20lbs of reclaimed studio clay to get you started.  Your class description will state if clay and/or tools are included.  We offer a variety of clay bodies to choose from in our retail shop.

Even though the clay and glaze wash out of clothing, participants should wear comfortable clothing that they don’t mind getting messy.  Aprons are on hand if needed.

Occasionally, we have a lot going on at the studio and parking is an issue.  If you cannot find a space to park in the QCC lot, additional parking is available next door at the Matlock Electric facility or across the street at the Cohen Recycling facility. 

Check for items you left behind on the LOST and FOUND shelf by the teacher station.  The shelf is cleared after each class session (about every 8 weeks) and items are donated.

Occasionally, we have a lot going on at the studio and parking is an issue.  If you cannot find a space to park in the QCC lot, additional parking is available next door at the Matlock Electric facility or across the street at the Cohen Recycling facility. 

Check for items you left behind on the LOST and FOUND shelf by the teacher station.  The shelf is cleared after each class session (about every 8 weeks) and items are donated.

Even though the clay and glaze wash out of clothing, participants should wear comfortable clothing that they don’t mind getting messy.  Aprons are on hand if needed.

Occasionally, we have a lot going on at the studio and parking is an issue.  If you cannot find a space to park in the QCC lot, additional parking is available next door at the Matlock Electric facility or across the street at the Cohen Recycling facility. 

Check for items you left behind on the LOST and FOUND shelf by the teacher station.  The shelf is cleared after each class session (about every 8 weeks) and items are donated.

Even though the clay and glaze wash out of clothing, participants should wear comfortable clothing that they don’t mind getting messy.  Aprons are on hand if needed.

Occasionally, we have a lot going on at the studio and parking is an issue.  If you cannot find a space to park in the QCC lot, additional parking is available next door at the Matlock Electric facility or across the street at the Cohen Recycling facility. 

Nope, just make sure you pick an entry level course. Intro to clay, wheel, handbuilding, sculpture, or glass.  The class level will be stated in the class title.

Yes.  We offer a variety of classes for all levels.  See the current class schedule for updated listings and prices.  Most of our classes are eight weeks long but could be shorter, especially in the summer. The price of your class will be determined by the length of the session and whether or not your particular class requires special materials.  Unlimited practice time, a shelf for storage, use of studio glazes, and a class allotment for firing pieces all the way through the process are included during your class session.

Our class sessions are typically 8 weeks long but we sometimes offer shorter sessions, especially during the summer.  The class schedule will have the dates and length of the session when you sign up.  All classes meet at the same time, one day a week for two hours. Days and times vary depending on the class.

Clay and tools are NOT included in most of our classes.  We do include a basic tool kit in our Intro to Wheel and Intro to Handbuilding classes ONLY for new students along with about 20lbs of reclaimed studio clay to get you started.  Your class description will state if clay and/or tools are included.  We offer a variety of clay bodies to choose from in our retail shop.

Even though the clay and glaze wash out of clothing, participants should wear comfortable clothing that they don’t mind getting messy.  Aprons are on hand if needed.

Occasionally, we have a lot going on at the studio and parking is an issue.  If you cannot find a space to park in the QCC lot, additional parking is available next door at the Matlock Electric facility or across the street at the Cohen Recycling facility. 

Check for items you left behind on the LOST and FOUND shelf by the teacher station.  The shelf is cleared after each class session (about every 8 weeks) and items are donated.