Getting it right and passing it on... is at the heart of why I make pots.

Teaching workshops allows me to contribute to the community that has given me so much.

As participants share hunches, challenges, techniques and questions... we define not only how to make, but why we make and why what we do matters.
Workshops are conversations.

I teach both demonstration and hands-on workshops that focus on the design, construction and firing of wood kilns, throwing large scale work, tea-ware and bottles.

Workshops have taken me north to Vermont, south to Florida, west to Utah and Colorado, and across the big pond to Wales and England.

Workshops at Tye River are limited to four participants. The fee ($350) includes lodging Friday and Saturday, all meals  (vegetarian) instruction, and clay. $50 deposit seals the deal.
Contact me anytime for workshop information.

Rt. 29 south of Lovingston, 9 miles. Left on Rt. 739 (Tye River Rd.), 3.5 miles. Left on Falling Rock Drive. 1.2 miles to pottery.

North on Rt. 29, 4 miles past Amherst. Right on Rt. 610 (New Glasgow Rd.), 1 mile. Left on Boxwood Farm Rd., 2.7 miles. Right on Tye River Rd., 1 mile.
Left on Falling Rock Drive. 1.2 miles to pottery.