Wheel Throwing is the traditional way that potters make pots on a turning wheel. In this workshop, you will experience and learn about the basics of throwing and making pottery. It takes practice, but it's a lot of fun. Clay is included. For an extra fee of $10, participants can pay to have their work fired.

Watch the Pottery Director in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjAkrtJJAmU&t=2s 

Instructor: Callanwolde Pottery Instructors

Location: Carriage House Wheel throwing Studio

Ticket Price: $65 per person

Age: 13+ (Adult to accompany any participants 18 and under.)

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Reminders

·Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the event is scheduled to begin to check-in at the ·Registration table and find the correct building. 

·No outside food or beverages permitted.

·Tickets are non-refundable.

980 Briarcliff Drive NE, Atlanta, GA 30306

Winter House is a 9-day event where families can enjoy a welcoming, art-filled holiday experience that reflects Callanwolde’s passion for arts education. The mission of Winter House is to welcome our community to explore their creativity as they immerse themselves in all that Callanwolde has to offer.

Safety & Attendance Guidelines

Your safety is Callanwolde’s top priority and we want to ensure that all guests feel safe and comfortable during their visit to Winter House. Masks are optional and available at the Information desk. By attending Winter House and/or purchasing performance or workshop tickets, you acknowledge that even if the reported risk of contracting COVID-19 is diminished, by attending this event you still may be at elevated risk of contracting COVID-19, and you accept this risk. You agree to hold Callanwolde Fine Arts Center and DeKalb County harmless.

Callanwolde will continue to monitor government policy changes, Center for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines, government mandates, and public health notices and make changes as necessary or appropriate to ensure the safety of staff, artists, and the public.