West Village · Manhattan

Greenwich House Pottery

Historic Ceramics Workshops in an 115-Year-Old Village Studio

Founded in 1909, this non-profit ceramic art center runs weekend intensive clay workshops and open-studio handbuilding in the heart of Greenwich Village.

Workshop & Class Details

Provider:
Greenwich House Pottery
Skill Level:
all-levels
Format:
one-off
Duration:
3 hours
Transparent Total Cost:
$120 (tuition + studio tools + firing fee)
Schedule:
Check provider schedule — Check provider calendar →
Age Policy:
Adults 18+

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Send an inquiry directly to the studio host to coordinate private sessions, team events, or join the next opening.

Local Guide & Key Info

Best Time

Saturday morning 10:00 a.m. sampler classes

Pro Tip

Book the 3-hour "Clay Sampler" weekend workshop for an honest intro before committing to a multiweek course.

While You Are Here

Stroll Jones Street and stop at Caffe Reggio for an espresso.

How to Get There

W 4th St (A/B/C/D/E/F/M) or Christopher St (1 train).

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3-Stop Local Walking Chains Nearby

Turn a single discovery into a 3-stop neighborhood loop—paired by walking distance and time of day.

3 hours · 11 min total walking

Clay wheel throwing at Greenwich House Pottery, vintage lever-pulled espresso at Caffe Reggio, and an afternoon stroll by Washington Square.

  1. 01
    Start · Wheel Throwing Session: Greenwich House Pottery

    Historic 1902 Jones Street brick studio teaching hands-on ceramic wheel throwing.

    → 6 min walk
  2. 02
    Stroll · Historic Chrome-Piston Espresso: Caffe Reggio (MacDougal St)

    Sip cappuccino beneath the 1902 chrome-and-bronze espresso machine on historic MacDougal Street.

    → 4 min walk
  3. 03
    Anchor · Washington Square Gathering: Washington Square Park Fountain & Arch

    Catch acoustic jazz musicians, chess tables, and historic arch views in the heart of Greenwich Village.