Greenwich House Pottery

It is through the personalized and direct involvement with the individual, in the context of the family - often throughout a lifetime - that the settlement fosters and supports the values of fellowship and mutual support. More than a century of community service. Founded in 1902 as a settlement house to help New York's increasing immigrant population adjust to life in a new country, today...

Greenwich House is a non-profit with opportunities in arts, education, mental health, seniors, and substance abuse employment in New York.

Over the last century, Greenwich House Pottery has pioneered the field of ceramics in New York City offering courses in hand building, wheel-throwing, photo-ceramics, ceramic jewelry, glaze chemistry, kiln classes and sculpture, as well as classes for children. Our workshops and lecture series have brought ceramic artists such as Linda Arbuckle, Christa Assad, Rudy Autio, Sam Chung, Malcolm...

Greenwich House Pottery is a non-profit ceramics studio offering exhibitions, fabrications, classes and workshops, and work for sale from renowned ceramicists around the world.