Pop-up pottery painting in Bristol
Paint your own
pottery in Bristol.
Come to one of our Sunday pop-ups at Windmill Hill City Farm in Bedminster. Choose a time to arrive, pick a piece, and paint it however you like. We do the rest: we glaze it, fire it at a nearby Bristol kiln, and have it ready for you to collect at the next session.
What it is
A relaxed time at the table
You don't need any experience and there's no mess to tidy up. Arrive at the time you booked, pick a tile, a bowl or a plate, sit down with the paints, and make something that's yours. The table is yours for a good while, so there's no rush.
We're a pop-up, running fortnightly sessions at Windmill Hill City Farm in Bedminster, so it's easy to make a day of it in the area.
Read our storyGood with kids
Families come to every session. Children are welcome to join in, and under-16s just need a grown-up with them. We keep the tables wipeable and the pace easy.
How it works
Three simple steps
What happens on the day, and after.
Pick your pieces
Choose a piece for each painter when you book, so we have them ready. You can swap to something else on the day and just pay any difference then.
Paint it your way
Take your time with the paints. We'll show you how to get started and lend a hand if you want one.
We fire it, you collect
Leave your piece with us. We glaze it and fire it at a local Bristol kiln, then email you when it's ready to collect at the next session, about two weeks later.
Before and after
The magic happens in the kiln
The paints look chalky and pale while you work. Then the colours come alive in the kiln, and your piece comes back glossy and bright.
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Before After A little bowl, glazed and fired at a local Bristol kiln.
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Before After A side plate, ready to use at home.
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Before After A tile for the wall or a coaster for the table.
From our Instagram
Fresh from the studio
A little look at what people have been making lately.
A lovely gift
Give a session as a gift
A gift voucher arrives by email, ready to print or forward, and stays valid for twelve months. Let someone pick a date and paint something to keep.