Wheel Throwing Workshop (Two-Part)
Learn to throw on the wheel, then return to glaze your own handmade pottery.
Level: beginner
Ages: 12 and up
Whether you’re completely new to pottery or looking to reconnect with your creativity, this welcoming two-part experience is a great place to start. With guided instruction and plenty of hands-on practice, you’ll learn the fundamentals of wheel throwing, then return to add your own creative touches through glazing.
With only four spaces available, the small-group setting allows for personalized guidance while still giving you room to experiment and find your own creative style. No experience necessary. All materials, instruction, glazing and firing are included. Please note that finished pottery will be ready for collection after Christmas.
Schedule
- Part One: November 20 | 6:00–8:30 PM
Spend 2.5 hours learning the fundamentals of throwing on the pottery wheel. Explore centering, shaping and creating your own handmade pottery. At the end of the evening, you’ll select two of your favourite pieces to be trimmed and prepared for firing. - Part Two: December 11 | 6:00–7:30 PM
Return to the studio to glaze your creations. Explore colours and finishes as you add the final touches to your two handmade pieces. - Your handmade pottery will be ready for collection after Christmas.
Who This Is For
This workshop is a wonderful choice for anyone who has been curious about the pottery wheel, whether you’re trying it for the first time or coming back to clay after a break. Recommended for ages 12 and up. No experience is needed. It also makes a great evening out with a friend, or a thoughtful gift for the maker in your life.
Location & Experience
Held in the artist’s converted garage studio, this intimate creative space is designed to make you feel welcome the moment you walk through the door — a truly local, one-of-a-kind experience.
*Further access details will be provided upon your booking confirmation.
About The Artist
Cheyenne Jackson is a talented artist who hosts engaging workshops for both kids and adults, where creativity, connection, and handmade experiences come together. Specializing in pottery, hand-building, and nature-inspired mixed media, she offers thoughtfully guided sessions designed to help participants unwind, explore new skills, and leave with meaningful pieces they can be proud of. Her warm, welcoming teaching style makes each class feel inspiring and approachable, helping participants build confidence as they experiment, create, and enjoy the process of working with their hands.
Cheyenne’s workshops are offered on multiple dates. To find alternative dates, browse [here].
