Wilson Park Ceramics
Adult Classes Birthday Parties Handbuilding Kids' Classes Multi-Session Classes Open Studio Access Private Events Private Lessons Wheel Throwing
Cupertino, California
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(408) 777-3120
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10298 S Portal Ave
Cupertino, California 95014
United States
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Wilson Park Ceramics in Cupertino, CA provides a diverse range of pottery classes for all ages, including beginner and advanced wheel throwing, handbuilding, and private lessons, as well as summer camps for children and teens. The studio features a gallery showcasing student creations and offers festive art parties for groups and corporate events, complete with studio use, instruction, and supplies. With a team of passionate instructors, Wilson Park Ceramics is dedicated to fostering creativity and skill development in a welcoming environment.
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