Whether you’re looking for a new hobby or want to extend your skills, this pottery place in Kennett Square has you covered, writes Laura Brzyski for Philadelphia Magazine.

Centered Clay Studio provides its students and learners with classes, open sessions, and workshops where you can hone your craft. The building that houses the studio has been with the community since 1922.

Inside you’ll find 10 wheels, three communal tables, and two kilns, and other amenities to be used by all.

If it’s your first time attending, no worries! They offer classes for all levels of experience such as 8-week classes for hand-building, wheel-throwing, and decorating techniques. 3-hour workshops are also a popular option to make a bowl or another project. Plus, it’s fun to partake in with family or friends. Additionally, you can book a private event for this workshop with 8 or more people.

There’s an open studio membership that comes with specified hours, but members also get key fob privileges to utilize the facility at any time. The open studio membership is perfect for dedicated individuals looking to grow and share space with other potters.

“At Centered Clay Studio, we believe everyone can unlock their own creativity, return to balance, and unwind through the clay process in a supportive community. Our sun-filled studio is that space for you to create,” said Debby Wyatt, director of Centered Clay Studio on the site.

Read more about starting some pottery classes at Centered Clay Studio in Philadelphia Magazine.

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