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Couples Wheel Throwing - Brooklyn Clay

Brooklyn Clay is where your artsy Pinterest dreams meet a little bit of Patrick Swayze in Ghost, all wrapped up in the cool, creative energy of Gowanus. This ceramic studio offers Tryday Night workshops that are as fun as they sound: 90 minutes of getting your hands dirty with clay, wine in hand, and the chance to sculpt your very own masterpiece. The studio vibe is the perfect balance of hipster-chic and down-to-earth, with plenty of natural light and a low-key buzz of creativity.

Why choose Brooklyn Clay?

🎨 Clay date chaos: Get messy and creative, because who doesn’t love a gooey challenge with a side of laughter?

🍷 BYOB realness: Sip on your favorite Pinot while you decide if that’s a bowl or an abstract sculpture

👐 Hands-on flirting: Channel your inner Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze with some tactile teamwork

🎶 Chill vibes, good beats: Enjoy a playlist that’s as eclectic as a NYC thrift store haul

📍 Gowanus cool: Perfect spot to wander the artsy neighborhood post-workshop, maybe grab a craft brew nearby

Details

Address

535 Carlton Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11238, USA

Neighbourhood

Brooklyn

Phone Number

(845) 481-3842

Cancellations

Not available

What people are saying? (Google Reviews Summary)

Brooklyn Clay: Where date nights can spin into soulful creations or chaotic splatters, depending on your instructor’s mood.

For those couples daring enough to try, you might just craft a ceramic masterpiece or at least a story to laugh about later. Vanessa and Emily seem to be the guardian angels of patience, guiding beginners like pros in a romcom montage.

The good vibes can go south if you end up with an instructor who doubles as a robot programmed to recite pottery steps. Be warned: $85 might get you a lesson in patience more than pottery, and not a single clay souvenir.

If you’re envisioning a Ghost moment, make sure you've got the right class. Some folks left with nothing but empty pockets and an unexpected encounter with a roach. But hey, shared mishaps make for the best stories, right?