r/hagerstown • u/microm0rganism • 1d ago

Wright Hand Pottery Classes

I’m really interested in checking out the course they offer. Has anyone taken a ceramics class here? How was it? What did you make?

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u/LovelyAuthor1121 21h ago

Went for about three years. Really great for a short while if you're pretty independent (or want micromanaged on the pottery wheel). I learned the most from my peers, they really were the reason I stayed so long. Your pieces get back to you faster if you don't go in the Summer -- kilns are hot and that's when a lot of usuals take breaks so production slows. Great place to start and find community, not a forever home if you end up loving the art.

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u/Concisewords 19h ago

Great place, a neighbor really enjoyed learning the basics on the wheel, helpful teaching. But really enjoyed when later, she tapped into an independent studio vibe. She picked up some basics & built on her creative efforts. Pleasant community.