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Clay Studio that teaches classes and rents studio space

a free, self-guided driving tour through Central Florida to artist studios and cultural venues…the 1st weekend in December. Follow the group of professional and emerging artists and cultural venues throughout the year on fb: Off The Beaten Path Florida Arts Tour

A Ceramic and Pottery Center in Washington DC that teaches pottery classes, has an art gallery, does community outreach, produces workshops, has private artist studio spaces, a ceramic library.

Full Range of Stamps by Andy Skinner

We are a Los Angeles ceramic studio in the Silver Lake/Atwater Village area offering throwing classes, monthly memberships, and workshops for pottery artists.

Stillwater Minnesota's premier paint your own pottery and canvas studio. Parties, group events or walk-ins

Inspired by the sustaining strength of artistic collaboration, Ephraim Pottery opened for business in a small studio space in 1996.

Storefront - TheTeaSmith.com provides Old World craftsmanship, using the finest teas. Artisan-quality, loose-leaf teas and accessories. Accurate information about teas and enhanced enjoyment of Life through tea.

Java and Clay Cafe - Gig Harbor, WA - Pottery painting studio and coffee lounge

Hinckley Pottery is Jill Hinckley's privately-owned studio, showroom, and pottery classroom in Washington, DC. Stoneware and porcelain clay bodies are used by Jill and her students.

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Located in Athens, Georgia, Good Dirt is a community clay studio with year-round pottery classes for adults and children and a gallery with a fine selection of work by professional artists.

The Center for the Arts of Bonita Springs is committed to enrich the culture of our diverse community by providing opportunities for artistic expression, education and appreciation in a supportive and nurturing environment. The Center for the Arts houses studio classroom space, galleries, a gift shop, and offices. The Center for the Arts provides a wide variety of programming; art appreciation, dance, drawing, glass, pastels, painting, photography, sculpture, printmaking, pottery, and theater arts are just a few of the selections available. Events and activities such as guided exhibition tours, artist workshops, lectures, seminars, concerts, and public celebrations make the Center for the Arts campus an ever popular cultural destination for the tourist and community alike.

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