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A pottery studio nestled in the heart of the Connecticut shoreline, a place to connect with clay but most importantly, create in community.

MEMBERSHIP  -  CLASSES  -  PRIVATE LESSONS

We are so glad you found us. This is more than a pottery studio; it is a space to slow down, get your hands in the clay, and reconnect with what matters. Whether you are here to try something new, return to creative practice, or find community, you are in the right place. We offer memberships, classes, and private lessons, designed to support your growth, in art and in life.

Nestled in the heart of the Connecticut shoreline, our studio is more than just a place to work with clay — it is a space to reconnect, reflect, and grow. Whether you are a seasoned artist or a curious beginner, we invite you to slow down, get your hands dirty, and discover the joy of creating something meaningful.

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Studio Memberships

Our membership is designed for individuals who are comfortable working independently and want to be part of a supportive and inspiring creative community.

Class Sessions

Our classes are created to strengthen, engage, and build foundations and skills in ceramics. Potters of all skill levels can find a class just right for them.

Why the Bee's Knees?

This studio was established to be a community space where we can refine skills, build relationships, and create with a curious and explorative energy. Whether you are just beginning or have an established base of knowledge, you can feel at home in our studio.

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860.638.7334

laurie-rae@beeskneespottery.com

355 Middlesex Turnpike, Old Saybrook, CT, 06475

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About the Retail Space: Handmade Pottery

 

Beyond classes and memberships, Bee’s Knees Pottery also celebrates the art of handmade ceramics through its growing retail offerings. Visitors are invited to browse and purchase beautiful, functional, and decorative pieces made by local artists and studio members.

Every mug, bowl, and vase carries not only the signature of its maker but also the essence of time, care, and artistry. By purchasing handmade pottery, customers aren’t just taking home a unique work of art, they’re directly supporting local makers and the vitality of the shoreline arts community. It’s an opportunity to invest in something lasting, personal, and full of character.

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