Groups & Parties

Sharing the pottery love

If you are looking for a really memorable and life affirming group activity, look no further! Making pottery with others is a positively wonderful experience with so many benefits for individuals and the wider community. Whatever your celebration or intention, making pottery together, with us, hits the spot.

Can’t visit our Herefordshire studio? The Flying Potter can deliver the Eastnor Pottery experience to a venue of your choice.

Celebrations
& Events

We have a fab range of pottery making projects to inspire and enjoy. Watch each other wrestle spinning clay on the potter’s wheel, hand model commemorative arty-facts or build a collaborative work of art. So much fun.

  • Group outings
  • Reunions & get-togethers
  • Hen parties
  • Special birthdays
Group Outings
Reunions & Get Togethers
Hen Parties
Special Birthdays

Schools & Communities

Clay is a fantastic medium, no matter how slight the intervention you can always make your mark. We have shared our passion and enthusiasm for all things pottery with hundreds of educational and community settings, all over the West Midlands and beyond. We collaborate with organisations, charities, schools and early years settings, delivering creative projects for adults, young people and children.

Corporate & Team Building

Bespoke, experiential, hands-on sessions for businesses and organisations exploring collaboration, communication and teamwork. These fantastic projects can be experienced at our idyllic studio on the Eastnor Castle Estate or The Flying Potter can visit you. (see below)

Flying Potter

Our mobile ‘Flying Potter’ studio can deliver the Eastnor Pottery experience pretty much anywhere. We travel all over the UK with our wheels, clay and bags of inspirational projects. Whether it’s educational, community or corporate work, The Flying Potter would be delighted to discuss your ideas.

Let’s Craft Your Pottery Experience

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