Collection: Membership

Your Membership at The Pottery Club Includes:

Studio Access

Enjoy regular, reliable time in the studio each week. Access is based on your membership tier, with options ranging from three days per week to six. The main studio space is open to members during the following times:

• Sunday – 1pm to 6pm
• Monday – 9am to 4pm
• Tuesday – 1pm to 6pm
• Wednesday – Closed to members
• Thursday – 1pm to 6pm
• Friday – 1pm to 6pm
• Saturday – 1pm to 6pm

Booking wheels and space in the middle room in advance of your arrival to the space is recommended as space is limited.

Choose the schedule that works best for you, and build a rhythm that supports your creative process.

Workspace & Equipment

Members have access to thoughtfully maintained shared workspaces and tools, including:

• Pottery wheels 
• Handbuilding tables
• Slab roller

The studio is designed for small-batch making, experimenting, and developing a personal practice; it is not suitable for production potters.

Materials Support

We keep things simple and accessible:

• A rotating selection of studio glazes
• Clay available for purchase at member pricing (10% off)
• Optional participation in group orders for tools, clays, and other materials

Shelf Storage

Each member receives a personal shelf to safely store tools, clay, and in-progress work. Shelf size varies by membership tier (the more you’re here, the more you make!).

Kiln Access

We include a set volume of firing within each 4-week cycle:

• Part-Time Members: up to 2 half kiln shelves (6” max height)
• Full Access Members: up to 3 half kiln shelves (6” max height)
• All members have access to unlimited bisque firings (within size limits disclosed above)
• Additional kiln space and are available for a fee and can be submitted via Kiln Fire

Community Perks

Being part of TPC is about more than just independent access. You also get:

• Early registration for workshops
• Invitations to community events
• A creative, respectful, and supportive studio culture

• Personal items like aprons and towels (please keep on your shelf area)
• Clay (available for purchase in-studio or through group orders)
• Firing beyond your included allotment or outside of standard cone 5/6 glaze temperatures (may be available upon request)
• Bat systems for wheel throwing (personal use ones are encouraged if it supports your practice)

The Pottery Club warmly welcomes a range of experience levels, including those ready for their first independent pottery experience.

To ensure a safe and positive experience for everyone, members must complete two Pottery Foundations courses with The Pottery Club, or demonstrate equivalent experience through prior coursework or studio practice elsewhere.This helps us maintain a shared understanding of studio safety, tools, and best practices.

We’ll do a brief check-in with prospective members to make sure the studio is a good fit based on current skills and goals.

Please sign up for our waitlist and we'll be in touch when we have a spot for you!