$69 for Two Private Pottery-Making Classes for Two at Firehouse Pottery ($140 Value)
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Resident clay artist guides pairs in throwing clay pots on wheel & glazing creations; tools, clay, glazes & firing included
Art helps people to reach a wide audience without shouting from the top of radio towers, provocatively dancing behind a local TV field reporter or tying speech bubbles to migrating birds. Express yourself with this Groupon.
$69 for Two Private Pottery-Making Classes for Two ($140 Value)
- Taught by pottery artist-in-residence Keith Thomson
- Throw clay pots on a potter’s wheel in the first 60-minute class
- Glaze fired pieces in the second 30-minute class
- For students of all experience levels
- Includes studio tools, clay, glaze, and firing
- See the class schedule<p>
Resident clay artist guides pairs in throwing clay pots on wheel & glazing creations; tools, clay, glazes & firing included
Art helps people to reach a wide audience without shouting from the top of radio towers, provocatively dancing behind a local TV field reporter or tying speech bubbles to migrating birds. Express yourself with this Groupon.
$69 for Two Private Pottery-Making Classes for Two ($140 Value)
- Taught by pottery artist-in-residence Keith Thomson
- Throw clay pots on a potter’s wheel in the first 60-minute class
- Glaze fired pieces in the second 30-minute class
- For students of all experience levels
- Includes studio tools, clay, glaze, and firing
- See the class schedule<p>
Need To Know Info
About Firehouse Pottery
Though you'd never guess it based on its white, soot-free façade, an unassuming bungalow in East Forth Worth has seen fire from every angle. The structure began its life in 1928 as a fire station to protect the area's growing population from faulty toaster ovens, and today it serves as a gallery and workspace for flame-taming potters.
Firehouse Pottery's community-driven studio enables local artists to create new work in classes for all age groups classes. The adjoining gallery features a selection of this locally-made pottery and artwork.
Resident artist Keith Thomson creates hand-made pottery and other clay artwork under tudor half timbered gables, welcoming audiences and protégés as they enter under a gabled portico held up by thick stucco columns. The intimate space also hosts events, which range from artist receptions and BYOB gatherings to other community-driven events.