Loved our wine and clay class at Caufield Clay works! In the 2 hour class, you have time to throw…read moreas many pieces as you can on the wheel and get to keep 2 finished products. The instructor was very friendly and did a great job helping the group with their work (it's definitely not as easy as it looks). At the end, you get to design two pieces by stenciling/drawing patterns in your pieces and they will keep and glaze your pieces to pick up in a few weeks. I loved my experience and definitely would want to plan a time to come back!

I was looking forward to this class, but was disappointed that the instructor was easily upset when…read moremy friends were confused. I did not appreciate the way instruction was handled, and she seemed very easily flustered with teaching new students. I would not recommend this in the future

I took a group class at Northern Clay center and it was amazing! We had 11 brand new students…read morelearning about throwing pottery for the first time (so we all needed individual attention) and the instructor was so friendly and able to help us all! I thought maybe we would each make one piece, but we each got to make 4 or 5 bowl-like objects (you got to pick) and to paint them. We also used the break room to order food, since pottery in the morning was hungry work. Northern Clay is giant inside- I had not idea looking at it from the street. There is a parking lot right by the building, so you don't have to worry about street parking. We had a great time, and will be back to pick up or art in 3 weeks! I definitely recommend the group classes or private parties, which came out to ~$50 per person.

I came here to buy a couple gifts and was not disappointed. I'd browsed some of their selection…read moreonline and saw all the pieces they'd advertised on display in their showroom. The pottery is grouped by artist, which made it easy to limit my browsing to only the styles I liked. I will note that (at least on the day I visited) they very heavily feature artists whose style is natural and rustic, which isn't bad, but for the prices they charge I was looking for something more sophisticated. I know all pottery takes a lot of work, but I'm not going to spend $80 on a misshapen mug. The items do focus pretty heavily on dishes and cups/mugs, which made gift shopping a little difficult, since I wasn't about to buy a surprise dinnerware set for someone. The person manning the front desk was very helpful and brought out more pieces from the back room of artists I liked. She was also able to share with me which pieces were and were not dishwasher safe. I left with a good selection of gifts and would definitely come back again.

Selection was terrific. A mixup was corrected in a timely and congenial manner. I definitely…read morerecommend this store.

I lived in Roseville, MN many, many years ago when there wasn't any art stores like Blick, so when…read moreI was in town for a visit recently I was elated to see the art store there. Love it!

Was great birthday experience. Very helpful, fun environment. Highly recommend.read more

We did a family class for a Christmas present and had so much fun! Anjee was great with the two…read morekids in the group and definitely helped out the four adults!! We would highly recommend Anjee's classes for a variety of ages. It's a great time to connect, be creative, and you have something to take home.

I came for the Halloween Craft Party event, and had fun trying out a few different crafts. Since it…read morewas Halloween, we made scented candles inside little gourds, which turned out to be really cute. After that, we did a bit of ceramic painting, and then finally pottery making! I was very excited to learn to use the pottery wheel, which has been on my list for a while. Jim was a relaxed teacher and made sure that we were all learning and having fun. Overall, a really enjoyable experience. Grace and her team have created a welcoming atmosphere and great space for classes and events.

Great customer service. Quick turnaround on my orders. Cant find a place on the website to sign on…read moreto my account.

I'm torn about this establishment. They have a great selection of glazes and tools for all your…read moreclay needs, but one of the workers makes it especially uncomfortable to visit. I overheard Annie, who I presume is an owner in this company, complain and tell the retail workers she would beat them for not cleaning up the front end. I don't think she knew anyone was in the store, but oh boy, I was. Her behavior to the younger staff was appalling and I don't think I'll recommend this establishment to anyone I like. Maybe the people I don't like, but that would still be a mortal sin. Prices are okay I guess.

I need to find stress relieving crafts. I've done pottery, glass fusing, blowing and stained glass…read more Now I'm about to try spinning and weaving. The Guild is amazing. So many cool colors and materials. I am making my first weaving and hope to move up. Wide range of classes and they come with all of the materials. Some classes are via zoom so really convenient. This is a craft you can take with you. Looking forward to the experience.

Lovely space and we got a tour of their new studio. Classes and a small store as well! A…read morefiber-lovers dream

I took a one-time, two hour class with the owner, Phil, tonight (and another instructor named Elsa)…read moreand it was absolutely excellent. They somehow got all of us proficient and comfortable enough in that short amount of time that we were all able to throw and decorate at least two pieces from just lumps of raw clay. They were calm, very clear with their instructions, supportive, and delightful to be around. I would absolutely recommend this place for beginners. It was a blast.

From the owner: Click here to schedule online. 6 to 8 week classes. Ongoing registrations. Courses starting at $325.read more