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A long-running Village ceramics studio that runs after-school wheel-throwing classes for tweens and teens, plus family clay workshops for younger kids with a parent. Students learn to center, throw and glaze, with tools, clay and firing covered.
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After-school wheel classes meet Monday afternoons during the school year
Semester tuition; clay, tools and firing included
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Ages 6–17.
Semester tuition; clay, tools and firing included
After-school wheel classes meet Monday afternoons during the school year
16 Jones Street, 10014, in Greenwich Village, Manhattan.
Yes. Greenwich House Pottery is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Greenwich House: greenwichhouse.org, or call (212) 242-4141.
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