The Poly
24 Church St, Falmouth : 01326 319461
The Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society
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Workshops // Coming up // Drop-In Sessions at The Poly Pottery!
Drop-In Sessions at The Poly Pottery!
Open 3pm-8pm every Friday, pop down to the pottery and use the wonderful studio space for just £10 an hour.
Whether you’re a thrower looking for a wheel to rent, or a hand builder looking to make in a community space, these untaught sessions are perfect for anyone wanting to develop their skills and catch up on some quality studio time!
- 12.5kg bags of clay available for purchase from just £17
- 3 wheels available for use *pre-booking via email recommended!*
- Firings from £12.50 per shelf
- Metal and wooden tools, knives, batts, whirlers/banding wheels, sponges, paint brushes, etc, all free to use as you make
Pop in anytime and pay as you go and reach out to the pottery via email at pottery@thepoly.org to pre-save a slot on one of the wheels!
- 12.5kg bags of clay available for purchase from just £17
- 3 wheels available for use *pre-booking via email recommended!*
- Firings from £12.50 per shelf
- Metal and wooden tools, knives, batts, whirlers/banding wheels, sponges, paint brushes, etc, all free to use as you make
Pop in anytime and pay as you go and reach out to the pottery via email at pottery@thepoly.org to pre-save a slot on one of the wheels!
Directions to The Poly Pottery
The Pottery is at the back of The Poly on New Street. Keeping The Poly building on your right, walk down the sloping path past the 'stage door' sign. The door to the pottery is on the corner of the building you're passing on your left as you walk down the path.
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