Visit the Pottery Studio for classes, workshops, open hours, and more.
The HUB Station’s campus has a long history of serving as a place for education and growth, and today it continues in the same vein as a place for the arts, fostering creativity and community in a variety of ways. In the Activities Center located on the campus is a pottery studio, where members of the community can hone their skills, gather with other artists, and appreciate beautiful pottery work.
The Pottery Studio offers classes and workshops for potters and ceramicists of every skill level, so whether you are a beginner or an advanced artist, you are welcome to participate. At the studio, you will find all the tools and equipment needed to create unique works of art. These include a kiln, slab roller, and work stations, as well as an impressive selection of glazes and clay.
Beyond classes and workshops, the Pottery Studio offers open studio hours. During open hours, you can work on your own projects in a collaborative, shared space. This affords you more freedom to practice whatever skills you would like and gives local artists the opportunity to meet one another, learn from one another, and draw inspiration from one another outside the confines of a structured lesson.
The Pottery Studio also celebrates pottery by hosting regular events and exhibitions, which feature the work of both local and visiting artists.
At The HUB Station, we are committed to protecting our community and the earth, which is why we promote sustainability and environmentally friendly practices in the Pottery Studio. We are proud to say we have installed energy-efficient equipment and use recycled materials whenever we can.
If you are from Lenoir, North Carolina, join us at the Pottery Studio to learn and engage with other artists! Contact us to learn more.
At The HUB Station, we encourage you to visit our pottery studio for classes and open hours if you live in or around Hudson, Asheville, Boone, Blowing Rock, Charlotte, Granite Falls, Greensboro, Hickory, Lenoir, Morganton, Taylorsville, or Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
