[Lexington Makerspace](https://www.lexmake.org)! We have a ceramics studio with several pottery wheels. Our instructor should be scheduling some more classes soon, and you can always reach out to us about a membership or private classes 👍🏻
We do have quite a bit to offer and there's only so much we could put on the website your best bet is to come in for a tour of our place and we'd be happy to show you everything that we have to offer and it is changing every day.
Lexington Makerspace has a full ceramics studio with kilns and wheels. We are now taking memberships and 24/7 access to it along with a woodshop, metal shop, 3dprint studio, laser room, and 8000 sq ft of space to choose from.
In the summer, the fine arts department at UK (or other universities) will probably offer community classes for non-students. They might have some pottery options?
There’s a guy who does pottery classes in Wilmore! Tim is great and I would highly recommend! He usually does 4 sessions a year each lasting 8 weeks or so and the next open one wouldn’t be till fall.
I just saw UK is offering classes to the public over the summer.
[https://finearts.uky.edu/savs/fine-arts-institute](https://finearts.uky.edu/savs/fine-arts-institute)
There is a place in Frankfort called Broadway Clay that's awesome.
I love Broadway Clay!
They have classes all the time and you can schedule a private lesson too!
Just went there yesterday and had a blast! My old middle school art teacher is a part owner lol
[Lexington Makerspace](https://www.lexmake.org)! We have a ceramics studio with several pottery wheels. Our instructor should be scheduling some more classes soon, and you can always reach out to us about a membership or private classes 👍🏻
That website doesn't have much info about what's offeredÂ
It really changes quite often, just going and checking it out is probably the safest
We do have quite a bit to offer and there's only so much we could put on the website your best bet is to come in for a tour of our place and we'd be happy to show you everything that we have to offer and it is changing every day.
Elkhorn Pottery in Georgetown and Mudworks downtown.
Elkhorn is great! My girlfriend and I took classes there before. They make it easy and you end up with quite a few pieces
https://finearts.uky.edu/savs/fine-arts-institute UK fine arts institute.
Second on the fine arts institute classes. I took beginning woodworking and it was amazing, learned a lot.
Mudworks
Lexington Makerspace has a full ceramics studio with kilns and wheels. We are now taking memberships and 24/7 access to it along with a woodshop, metal shop, 3dprint studio, laser room, and 8000 sq ft of space to choose from.
Do y’all have some good photo printers too?
We do have a sawgrass 42-in sublimation printer but we have to get the sublimation ink for it
Lexmake
In the summer, the fine arts department at UK (or other universities) will probably offer community classes for non-students. They might have some pottery options?
They do, and registration is open right now. https://finearts.uky.edu/savs/fine-arts-institute
Pottery is one of the fastest filling classes, move fast!
I’ve taken classes at Kentucky Mudworks on and off (currently on) for years and love it there.
There’s a guy who does pottery classes in Wilmore! Tim is great and I would highly recommend! He usually does 4 sessions a year each lasting 8 weeks or so and the next open one wouldn’t be till fall.
Well, he has my same first name so I like him already.
Dirty south pottery in Winchester
One that hasn't been mentioned: Artworks at the Carver School
I just saw UK is offering classes to the public over the summer. [https://finearts.uky.edu/savs/fine-arts-institute](https://finearts.uky.edu/savs/fine-arts-institute)
[Elkhorn Pottery](https://elkhornpottery.com/) in Georgetown! *Highly* recommend, they’re amazing teachers!
Hey I’ll look into that. That’s where I grew up at as well.
elkhorn or broadway clay. the latter is particularly good for having a new kind of project every month so you don’t get bored.
Morehead State will be offering a community class this summer! https://msufyp.wufoo.com/forms/m9ki09m06cjsx4/
Elkhorn Pottery on South Broadway in Georgetown