Pottery Classes in Missouri
Explore 4 pottery studios across 3 cities in Missouri. From beginner-friendly workshops to advanced ceramic techniques, find the perfect pottery class near you.
Glencoe
1 pottery studio
St. Louis
2 pottery studios
Wentzville
1 pottery studio
Where to Find Pottery Classes in Missouri
Missouri's pottery scene centers around three main areas. Kansas City leads with the KC Clay Guild, a nonprofit that's been teaching ceramics since 1988. This well-known studio in Waldo offers classes for all skill levels. The city also has EPIC Clay Studio and Back Door Pottery, which Rebecca Koop has run since 1979.
St. Louis brings its own pottery community to life. The South Broadway Art Project hosts Clay Date Night and wheel throwing classes where community meets creativity. LampLight Studio provides a clean space for pottery painting and six-week beginner courses.
Columbia rounds out the state's pottery triangle. The University of Missouri's ceramics program stands out with its diverse approach to clay work. Students learn alongside the MU Clay Klub, which hosts visiting artists and pottery sales twice yearly. Mud Room Studio serves as a DIY ceramic space for local artists.
Missouri Pottery Scene Today
Missouri's ceramic artists are making their mark across the country. Amy Meya from Kansas City has worked as a professional ceramicist since 2004. Daniel Shapiro creates beautiful pieces from his historic carriage house studio in St. Louis. Meanwhile, award-winning potter Yukari Kashihara works from Rocheport after earning her MFA from the University of Missouri.
The Kansas City Urban Potters bring pottery to the people through weekend demonstrations at the Rivermarket. They open studios during the Farmer's Market and Mother's Day events. St. Louis keeps the community spirit alive with monthly potlucks and seasonal firings at the South Broadway Art Project.
The University of Missouri hosts the biennial national juried cup show through their MU Clay Klub. Recent visiting artists include Ayumi Horie and Jason Briggs. This connection between education and professional pottery keeps Missouri's ceramic traditions growing strong.
Explore our directory to find pottery classes throughout Missouri and discover studios near you.
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