Group events

Birthdays, family reunions, team-building, and more

Hands centering clay on the wheel

1st hour

Center, open the clay and pull the walls

Drying a freshly thrown pot with a torch

2nd hour

Speed-dry with a torch, then glaze and decorate

Finished glazed pieces

Pick up

We’ll fire your piece and text you when it’s ready

A sage pottery character with a daisy

Doing something special?

Let us know and we’ll see if we can make it happen

A group sharing wheels in the studio

Event details

When

2hr event. Tell us your preferred day and we'll do our best to accommodate.

Where

Our Lehi studio or Provo studio. Choose at booking.

Price

$375 covers up to 12 people, with clay, glazing and firing included. Larger groups pay just for the pieces they make beyond that, with 20% off.

Group size

8—20 people. We have 12 wheels, so groups up to 12 each get their own. Larger groups take turns and can add more pieces beyond the first 12.

What’s included?

  • 1 lb of clay for each person (12 lbs for the group).
  • Patient, personalized instruction
  • Bisque and glaze firings

Past Student Work

A hand holding a pink bowl with holes in its side
Hands holding a white bowl with a ruffled rim and painted stars
A hand holding a teal cup with rippled sides
A hand holding a green bowl with carved swirls

Reviews

Sharon F.

An awesome experience!

Learned a lot and my confidence grew in “throwing bigger”. Thank you for the time and care you spent with our group!

Kelsie B.

Great demonstration and help throughout

No one in the group had ever done this before. It was so much fun! Lexie did a great job demonstrating and helping all throughout!

Michelle E.

Fun prom date

Throw Art Studios is such a great place for friends to gather and create. My son’s prom group came here for their day-date and had so much fun together.

Our instructors

Meg

Meg

Abby

Abby

Courtney

Courtney

Malia

Malia

Keyla

Keyla

Maddie

Maddie

Haven

Haven

Teagan

Teagan

Kristen

Kristen

Isaac

Isaac

A pottery character holding a list

FAQ’s

None at all. Most people at a wheel for the first time have never touched clay. Your instructor walks you through every step.