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The Studio(s)
Two Buildings
We moved into the South building (6,000 sqft) in September of 2019.
In 2023, when our waitlist was overflowing, the building across the street became available. The North building (4,000 sqft) opened to members in September of 2023.
The two buildings operate independently, so while members can utilize the resources of either building at either time, both contain all of the necessary equipment, tools, materials, etc.
The South Building
"Classroom"
9 wheels, including 1 standing wheel.
We use this space for classes, but with extra wheels there is also space for drop ins or independent workers who might want to casually listen in.
We also have two large tables for glazing and hand-building.
"Workroom"
8 wheels + 3 plaster wedging tables (designated for dark clay, white clay, and porcelain)
The wheels in this space are never reserved and free for independent work.
You'll also find our communal ware-storage area, kilns, and ample workspaces in this room.
"Hand-building"
7 designated work spaces + a slab roller + extruder
We also have a huge library of tools for hand-building - rolling pins, banding wheels, molds, textures, cutters, you name it.
"Entryway | Shop"
Membership includes tools and glazes, (plus classes and firings), but we also sell additional glazes, underglaze, stains, bats, brushes, slip, and clay.
The shop is open to the public/ non-members.
We also have a show-case gallery with rotating work on display.
*Work is not typically for sale.
The North Building
"The Front"
In this space, you'll find one of two sinks, community tools, 3 plaster wedging tables (designated for dark clay, white clay, porcelain), and bisque-ware storage.
"Classroom | Workroom"
10 wheels + 4 workstations with varying height tables.
Classes occupy the group of 6 wheels, leaving the group of 4 available any time.
Here you'll also find finished work storage.
"Glaze Workshop"
On the left -
Our glazing room.
On the right -
Our glaze mixing lab. Studio glazes are mixed with our own proprietary recipes.
We also teach glaze mixing, allowing members to mix and try their own glazes.
"Kiln Room"
In addition to regular firings -
We use these kilns for outside firing* and luster firings.
(The doors and vents allow us to close off the room at night to keep everyone clear from luster vapors.)
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