Eastnor Pottery and The Flying Potter - Pottery Experiences for families, groups and individuals
We just love this colourful coil-pot made by a hen at one of our fabulous pottery hen party sessions.
Are you a creative hen looking for an arty, unique and memorable activity? Look no further. Click here for all the different packages we offer our hen party groups. You can make arty sculpture, collaborative keepsakes or get proper messy on the potter’s wheel.
Whatever your pottery hen party requirements – think Eastnor Pottery & The Flying Potter! 
Three generations of the same family were all in the same place at the same time here at the Pottery in the Summer hols. No mean feat when you consider some family members live in Singapore.
The eighteen participants each created and painted a pinch-pot sculpture.
If you’ve got a big family celebration coming up, you know where to come! Details right here.
We loved working with these newly weds who apart from making some super pots, introduced us to the concept of the Mini-moon.
After all the extravagance and cost of the big day, more and more couples are opting for a shorter honeymoon break.
This couple worked with us on the Tuesday and then went foraging with Wild Food UK on Wednesday before heading back to Harrow later in the week.
If you and your partner have something to celebrate and fancy getting creative with clay then please take a look at our pottery projects specially designed for couples.
Always a joy to be working the idyllic grounds of Hellens near Much Marcle.
Every year the beautifully tended house and grounds are the setting for a Garden Festival open to the general public. More often than not we’re asked to provide ‘make and take away’ clay workshops for young visitors and their families.
This year Aimee and Immy were in attendance on the Saturday and Sarah took up the reins on Sunday.
Over the two days, countless participants made pinch pot fish to take home to paint.
Here’s a small selection left with us whilst their makers enjoyed the rest of the show without having o lug their creations around with them. Pleased to report all the fish were collected at the end of the event.
If you took part in the drop-in workshops and managed to paint your creation we’d love it if you could email us a picture: admin@eastnorpottery.co.uk
Nearly 10,000 people enjoyed tinkering with materials in The Maker Shack at the Cheltenham Science Festival 2018 – and nearly all of them designed and made a clay tile at the Eastnor Pottery station!
It was the second year running Olivia Clements requested the services of the Flying Potter so we knew what to expect in terms of sheer volume of participation….and we weren’t disappointed!
The event was exhausting and needed team Eastnor Pottery & The Flying Potter to work shifts. Sarah, Millie and Jon all did a couple of days but all agreed it would have been really, really hard work if it hadn’t been for the brilliant army of volunteer helpers.
Each station was designated a couple of extra hands who once had been briefed on the activity, set about their tasks with enthusiasm, initiative and understanding. They were brilliant!
