What’s set up
One-off · from $125
- Eight places, one to a wheel
- Experience asked at checkout
- The waitlist for the next one
Tickets
| Ticket | Example price | Places |
|---|---|---|
| A wheel for the afternoon Clay, tools, glazing and firing. | $125 | 8 |
Prices are examples, in your own currency: change them to yours. Each ticket type has its own cap, in people: a ticket that admits four counts four.
Checkout questions
Asked of the person booking, before they pay. Add, change or remove any of them in the builder.
- Have you thrown on a wheel before? (required, a list to pick from): Never, Once or twice, Yes
The event page
It starts as Beginners Pottery Workshop, with this line under the name: An afternoon on the wheel, two pieces to take home, and no experience needed.
Learn to centre, throw and trim on the wheel, with a potter beside you. Your two best pieces are glazed and fired, ready to collect in three weeks.
Clay, tools, glazing and firing are included. Wear clothes that can get muddy.
- Once, 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm.
- The button on the event page says “Get my hands muddy”.
- At most 2 tickets an order.
- The waitlist is on: when a ticket sells out, people can join it.
Before you publish
- Set the cap to your wheels.
- Nothing is saved until you save a draft or publish.
Common questions
- What does the pottery workshop template set up?
- Once, 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Tickets: A wheel for the afternoon. Checkout asks: Have you thrown on a wheel before. It is free on every plan, and you can change any of it before you publish.
- What should I check before publishing a pottery workshop?
- Add your date and venue. Set the cap to your wheels. Nothing is saved until you save a draft or publish.
Start your pottery workshop from this template
The event builder opens with it filled in, no account needed to look around. Pick your date and venue, change anything, and make a free account when you’re ready to save or publish.