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Hi, I would like to start doing ceramics, but don't know where to start. Any ideas where I can find good beginner classes in Los Angeles?
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hello, if you're looking for a place to learn how to work with ceramics, especially if you're a beginner, I recommend checking out the Pottery LA website https://www.pottery-la.com/pottery-classes-la (https://www.pottery-la.com/pottery-classes-la) . They offer one-time ceramics classes that are suitable for both children and adults, and require no long-term commitment or entry fees. Classes are offered daily, including morning and evening sessions, making it convenient for any schedule. Plus, you'll be taught by experienced instructors who will help you create 1 to 2 clay pieces in a two-hour class. This could be a mug, bowl, vase or candle holder, depending on the complexity of your design.
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For beginner (https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/susan-vaught) pottery classes in Los Angeles, you might want to check out The Pottery Studio in Echo Park, Beverly Hills Pottery, or the Los Angeles Center of Ceramic Art. They all offer great classes for newcomers. You could also look into local community centers or art schools for additional options.