Parkville Artisans' Studio

My husband and I have thoroughly enjoyed taking private lessons with Tricia. We have now found a new activity to enjoy together, throwing clay on the potty wheel. Great teacher and a laid back environment.

The staff here are helpful and friendly. As for delivery I am less than impressed. We originally booked a pottery class that is supposed to have 10 students. When we arrived there were only four wheels , we were lucky that the others were a no show. We paid $35 per person for a tiny piece of clay and made our bowls. Were were told to come back in two weeks and glaze. All was good till we glazed and tried to collect a week and two days later. I called the day before attempted collection and confirmed that our pieces would be there and ready to collect. The next day we went in and tried to collect only to find that the pieces were not in and that Trisha would only be in with them after 1pm. The expectation was that the pieces would be in store for collection at opening and not sometime in the afternoon. Really dissatisfied with this place. We paid a total of $140 for this experience and it wasn’t worth it for the lack of service delivery, the tiny little bit of clay we were given for the class and the lack of communication amongst the staff working there.

There are so many fun pieces to look at and explore!

Parkville Artisan's studio is a stunning step away from the day to day. Tricia is absolutely excellent with adults and children alike. From the novice to the experienced, she knows just how to work with you and help you achieve your goals and make you happy with whatever piece you are creating! I will always reccomend this incredible small business to anyone and everyone I know. Thank you for everything you do, Tricia! We love your spark and talent, and your ability to fit a day long course into a short hour!

Tricia really loves what she does here and makes the classes fun and exciting. I love her energy and this place! Great to bring your little ones for some summer fun.