Beginner Pottery Workshop

Create your own ceramic masterpiece from clay in a cosy coffee shop setting in Dartford.



3 hours

Class size 1 to 10 (public classes), 5 to 30
  £35 (PayPal Pay in 3 available)

Make your own ceramic masterpiece from scratch in a relaxed pottery workshop at Coffee Goat in Dartford. No experience needed. Just come along and get creative.
What you'll get
  • A handmade ceramic piece.
  • Kiln firing and glazing included.
  • A finished piece ready to use and dishwasher safe.
  • Guidance throughout the session.
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Knowledge required
Beginner-friendly
What to bring
Nothing!
Suitable for

Suitable for adults, and kids (minimum 16 years old).

An adult must accompany any attending kids, and must pay for a separate ticket.


FAQ

When will I receive my mug?
Your piece will be ready to collect in around 2–3 weeks after firing.
Can I choose colours?
You’ll choose from a selection of underglazes to paint your mug and glaze finishes after the workshop.
Is it really usable?
Anything you make will be food-safe, microwave safe and dishwasher safe.
Location

Coffee Goat, Station Approach, Dartford

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Crafty Cow Club
Crafty Cow Club

4.9 (12)
female Women-owned

Hello, we're Jung and D'Arcy. We are two artists who love art, craft, and creating welcoming spaces for people to make things together. Our workshops are rooted in a shared love of hands-on creativity, experimentation, and the idea that art should feel accessible, social, and fun.
Jung brings a teaching and engineering background, with experience in rehabilitation and assistive technologies, which shapes our approach to workshops in a thoughtful and inclusive way.
D'Arcy brings the fine art knowledge and practical skills that ensures our workshops are educational and based in proper techniques.
We care about making creative sessions feel approachable, well-guided, and enjoyable for beginners as well as more experienced makers.
We started this because we wanted to build the kind of creative community we were looking for ourselves, especially a social and welcoming space for queer artists and creatives to hang out, learn new skills, and have fun together. We also know how expensive it can be to get into crafts on your own, so our workshops are a way for people to try new processes and materials without having to invest in everything themselves.
Our workshops are informal, friendly, and community-led, with a focus on creativity, connection, and making art feel more accessible to more people.
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