About
Marin Pottery offers pottery classes, hands-on workshops, drop-in pottery time, and open studio access. Kids and teens can try wheel-throwing, hand-building, intro pottery classes, and community pottery workshops. The program also offers themed projects such as “sculpt a creature” and “make a pinch pot mug,” as well as pottery parties for celebrations or team building, clay kits for at-home creating, and workshops that focus on a new technique or project.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Drop-in hours on Thursdays from 5:30pm–8:30pm and Saturdays from 10am–1pm
• Price: Bronze - $90; Silver - $130; Gold - $170
Marin Pottery offers three membership tiers: Bronze, Silver, and Gold. Bronze members can come in during all member open times and have access to wheels, a slab roller, glazes, shared tools, and firing. Silver membership includes everything in Bronze plus a storage shelf, and Gold membership includes everything in Bronze plus a storage cubby and one free workshop each month.
Marin Pottery is led by Kebby McInroy, who has been working with clay since high school and started her own home pottery studio. She began teaching children and adults when her own children were in the Mill Valley School District. Over the last two decades, she and her team have taught thousands of people, from young children to adults, in public schools, private schools, and community centers in Marin County. Marin Pottery states that it came to be out of a passion for ceramics, community, and clay, and describes itself as a space that shares the love of ceramics and community. The studio also holds 1–2 market days where members and students can share and sell their work.
Last updated May 11, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Drop-in hours on Thursdays from 5:30pm–8:30pm and Saturdays from 10am–1pm
• Price: Bronze - $90; Silver - $130; Gold - $170
Marin Pottery offers three membership tiers: Bronze, Silver, and Gold. Bronze members can come in during all member open times and have access to wheels, a slab roller, glazes, shared tools, and firing. Silver membership includes everything in Bronze plus a storage shelf, and Gold membership includes everything in Bronze plus a storage cubby and one free workshop each month.
Marin Pottery is led by Kebby McInroy, who has been working with clay since high school and started her own home pottery studio. She began teaching children and adults when her own children were in the Mill Valley School District. Over the last two decades, she and her team have taught thousands of people, from young children to adults, in public schools, private schools, and community centers in Marin County. Marin Pottery states that it came to be out of a passion for ceramics, community, and clay, and describes itself as a space that shares the love of ceramics and community. The studio also holds 1–2 market days where members and students can share and sell their work.
Last updated May 11, 2026.
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