Classes are held at Michael Collins' Kitchener Studio
Monday Evening 7 - 10 pm : Tuesday Morning 9:30 - 12:30 pm : Wednesday Evening 7 - 10 pm
e-mail mc@michaelcollins.ca for details and registration
It takes lots of practice
It can cause spontaneous joy
and laughter
Pottery classes can be addictive and relaxing
Handmade Pottery Classes
A soul-satisfying pottery course focusing on the fundamentals of the potter's wheel. Also covered are the basics of glazing and surface decoration. Students will hone their skills, transforming their own ideas into finished pottery. Cone 6 stoneware firing will be explored. Suitable for all levels: total beginners as well as those with previous basic/intermediate and advanced experience.
Spring Pottery Classes 2025
If you would like to register for a class, please let me know which class you would like to attend (day and A,B,D) at mc@michaelcollins.ca, please include your phone number, I will contact you to confirm if space is available.
10 weeks 3-Hour classes 30 hours' instruction, glaze, materials and firing included.
Classes
A Monday Evening 7 - 10 pm April 28 - June 30 ( There is a class May 19 )
B Tuesday Morning 9:30 - 12:30 April 29 - July 1 ( There is a class July 1 )
D Wednesday Evening 7 - 10 pm April 30 - July 2
$ 422.00 course fee plus 54.86 HST $476.86 Clay $40.00 per bag plus 5.20 HST 45.20
$ 522.06 Total for course and first bag of clay
Payment is required in full to confirm registration. Payment by E-Transfer, Cheque or Cash. Send e-transfer to: mc@michaelcollins.ca Fees are non-refundable unless class is cancelled. Please note we do not offer make up classes for any classes you are unable to attend.
Any questions, please call Michael at 519-221-2976 or e-mail mc@michaelcollins.ca The studio is located at 13 Helen Ave., Kitchener The studio and washroom are not wheelchair accessible. Students will bring their own towel and apron; all tools are provided. Additional clay may be purchased as needed; only clay purchased at the studio may be used.
Michael Collins
A professional potter and teacher for 47 years
Michael was on the faculty of the Dundas Valley School of Art and the Cambridge Centre for the Arts 2002 - 2022. In addition, he shares his enthusiasm, knowledge and expertise by teaching workshops internationally at potters’ guilds and schools.