Glen Echo Pottery located in historic Glen Echo Park (near Washington, DC and Bethesda, MD) offers
  • Year-round classes for adult and teen students spanning all skill levels
  • Master potter workshops with nationally known visiting artists
  • Annual Popcorn Gallery exhibit of recent work by advanced students and staff
  • Pottery-making demonstrations and exhibits of finished work, in our Gallery, open 12-5 PM on weekends
Pottery Classes
For brief course descriptions, schedules and registration, go to the Glen Echo Park website. See our Classes pages for further information.
Congratulations!  
Seven Glen Echo potters (Elka Adamowicz, Cindy Deitch, David Epstein, Linda Epstein, Cathie Polak, Mike Poness and Marsha Slater) participated in the juried exhibit From the Inferno in Baltimore this Autumn.Two Glen Echo potters (Brenda Llewellyn Mayes and Mike Poness) had their pots included  in "500 Teapots Volume 2" published by Lark Ceramics. Three Glen Echo Potters ( Anne Bowen, Beverly Safranek and Jean Wrathall) won prizes for their entries in the show at the 10th Biennial Mid-Atlantic Clay Conference in Front Royal, VA

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The Glen Echo Pottery  Gallery is open from April through December, Saturday and Sunday from noon - 5:00 pm with extended hours during special events in the Park.
The Gallery will reopen April 5, 2014.
See Events to learn about our upcoming spring ceramics exhibit  “MASTERWORKS 2014: A SHARED VISION” 
Help us continue to improve Glen Echo Pottery.  As a non-profit organization we rely on tuition income and an active cadre of volunteers.  Improving our facilities and replacing old equipment requires more, successfully competing for grant support and then raising the required matching funds!   Click on I'd like to donate to see how you can help.
7300 MacArthur Boulevard  at Glen Echo Park,  Glen Echo, MD 20812
Phone: (301) 229-5585          Email: info.glenechopottery@gmail.com