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Peach Tree Pottery
Pottery Studio and Gallery in West Los Angeles
"Teaching People To Throw, One Pot at a Time"


Welcome to Peach Tree Pottery (PTP).

This intimate pottery studio and gallery is the perfect place for kids and adults to learn the basics of throwing on the potter's wheel. Call to schedule your lesson today.


3795 Boise Ave., Mar Vista, CA 90066
(3 blocks west of Centinela, off Venice)
310-567-2708
linda@peachtreepottery.com 		For Class Rates & Schedule, Click Here.

If you are interested in semi-private classes, single classes or parties, please contact us for availability.


Kid's Classes

JUST ADDED: NEW Sunday Kid's Series of 4 Class (8 years old and up).

Details
Meeting Dates: Sundays - (current schedule: 4/22, 4/29, 5/6 & 5/20)
Times: 3pm to 4:30pm.
Cost: $140 per child, with a $25 non-refundable deposit (deposit required in advance of 1st class meeting).
Note: There are no make-up classes available in this series. Your child must be available for each meeting date.

We are in the midst of this series and are already taking reservations for future series. Call or email to schedule your child's participation.

Other opportunities for weekday after-school classes can be considered. If your child wants to take a 4-series class, contact us and we can discuss options.

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Announcing: NEW Adult Classes added to our Schedule.

Sunday, 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm
Tuesday, 7 pm to 9 pm
&
Friday, 2 pm to 4 pm

Contact us to schedule your Series of 4 class today, and learn to throw on the potter's wheel. Single classes can be scheduled during this time also.




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A Lovely Tribute to Linda.

A guest post by
Christine Mason Miller
on Roots of She






PEACH TREE POTTERY - THE FILM

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Peach Tree Pottery Studio
"Teaching people to throw, one pot at a time."