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Classified AdsJames Thorne Pottery opens registration for 2025 summer classes

James Thorne Pottery opens registration for 2025 summer classes

James Thorne Pottery is excited to announce the opening of registration for its highly anticipated 2025 Summer Pottery Classes. Known for its hands-on approach to ceramic arts and a welcoming studio environment, James Thorne Pottery invites artists of all levels—from curious beginners to seasoned clay enthusiasts—to explore the art of pottery this summer.

Summer classes will begin on July 14, and run through the end of August. Students will learn foundational and advanced techniques including wheel throwing, hand-building, glazing, and kiln firing—all guided by James Thorne.

“This summer is all about reconnecting with creativity and community,” said James Thorne. “Whether you’re trying pottery for the first time or returning to build your skills, my classes are designed to be both enriching and fun.”

Highlights of the summer program include:

  • 6-week and week long opportunities for learning to throw on the wheel
  • Week long and 2 day handbuilding workshops featuring projects like fairy houses, canoes, and memory boxes
  • All materials and tools provided

Spots are limited and early registration is encouraged. To view the full schedule and sign up, visit www.jamesthornepottery.ca or contact thorne.j@hotmail.com.

About James Thorne Pottery:

James Thorne Pottery is a locally-owned ceramic studio dedicated to fostering creativity, craftsmanship, and community through the ceramic arts. With over 10 years of experience, James Thorne brings a passion for teaching and a love of clay to every student and every piece. He has experience working at the North Bay Potters’ Guild, the Almonte Potters’ Guild, the Gloucester Pottery School, Hintonburg Pottery, and the Glebe Community Centre. He is excited to welcome everyone into his home studio in Pakenham.

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