Fun place to hang out with friends and paint a keepsake with Cindy and Ralf. You can choose from…read more100s of ceramic items and everything is a reasonable price

We spoke to them via text about a week ago. They ensured us they were open at our requested time…read more We arrived and the lights were off and the door locked. Not a great way to run a business.

Southwest Harbor is like how Bar Harbor used to be more than 20 years ago. This store was open in…read moreearly October, while a few neighboring shops had already closed for the season. The store was busy and the lady at the register was friendly. It offers a wide variety of prints, paintings, jewelry, and other gifts. It was an ideal place for our teenage daughter to find some gifts and mementos of our trip.

Maine Artisans artisans wonderful store located just across from Lincolnville Beach. There are so…read moremany vendors all who make their unique items in Maine. Lots of jewelry, pottery, art work, paintings, clothing, utility items and unique finds. I look forward to returning to buy some new items for my home and jewelry!

The employees are all so helpful and friendly! A large selection and everything you need to…read morecreate your master piece. a fun place for a girls fun time out. My Grandaughter's love it there!!

I visited this place as part of a group party, and it was enjoyable. The pottery and color options…read morewere very nice, and the overall environment was pleasant. The staff was helpful and friendly. I would definitely return, as it is a suitable choice for anyone, regardless of art experience. I would recommend it.

I absolutely love this business! Not only are there ceramics that you can paint, there are a wide…read morevariety of different classes offered. You can have a paint night, book parties, learn to throw pottery. Michelle is such a fabulous artist/teacher. She helps you feel comfortable and confident in whatever you're creating. She makes a novice feel like a professional. This is such a creative and relaxing way to let go of some everyday stress or just to have fun. Do yourself a favor and check out this wonderful store. Either alone or with a friend or many friends this is a great and fun place to let your creative heart soar!

From the owner: We are a friendly atmosphere Studio where families and friends can come together to make memories…read moreas well as functional art.

I recently moved from NYC to Portland, ME and passed Portland Pottery studio a few times since I…read morelive in the neighborhood and decided to join an intro course. They don't make it very clear in the lottery system if the ceramic class is for hand building or on a pottery wheel. I was not looking to learn anything on the wheel. However, I discovered on the first day that the class was in fact making pottery on the wheel. I decided to give it a go since I had already paid upwards of $300 for the entire course. In my first class, the instructor told me that I was going too slow and that I needed to apply more pressure on the clay. I was even worse in my second class because I have early arthritis symptoms and had severe pain in my wrist during and after the class. I felt like my fingers were getting locked and I was not able to apply pressure on the clay. And for the next 2-3 days after the class I experienced pain in my wrist and fingers. I emailed them about my problem in detail and asked if I can switch to hand building which didn't require working on a wheel. They offered me two choices - one I switch to hand building from mid session, meaning I have already missed 2-3 intro classes. Or I continue working on the wheel. But they can't carry forward my credit to the next round of classes. Neither of these choices made sense as I had no prior experience with hand building and I already told them I couldn't work on the wheel. I wanted to support a small business, but they do not care about anything EXCEPT money. Ultimately, I told them they can keep my money and they did. And also never had the decency to reply to my email after that. FYI: anyone planning to join the pottery class, know that you will need to wait in the line to clean up and the whole process itself takes 30 mins or more, which eats into the time they've listed for the class.

I've been enjoying the visits to the cafe to get supplied for my wife who is a potter. But this…read morelocation is far easier to park. If you know what you want, call the friendly crew, place your order, then pay via credit card. They will stack the clay on a pallet just outside the entrance ready to load into your vehicle. We bought 150 pounds of clay recently and it was a lot less harrowing than backing your vehicle down that narrow alley beside the cafe.

We visited this pottery recently and enjoyed the various works of art that included pottery,…read morepaintings and other artisan crafted items.

They won't send an item missing in my shipment. I have reached out but they keep pushing me off…read more It isn't anything major they forgot. A rubber stopper. They are being stupid difficult.

Walked in a few minutes before 5 and the saleswoman abruptly said "oh we're closing, see you…read moretomorrow." No you won't see me tomorrow, I'm a traveler. But that's okay, I'll take my money and spend it elsewhere. Was looking for a last minute gift, but I guess this business doesn't need the money I was planning on spending. Could have let me look for 5 minutes, seeing as it was around 450.

Lovely gift shop, as well as a place to find wonderful things for your home. The quality of goods…read moreis very high and beyond what you would ever dream of finding in a traditional chain store.

Very nice showroom in Georgetown. The pottery is high quality and I loved the imaginative designs…read more Clerk was knowledgeable and helpful. Great prices for beautiful art.

Whenever we vacation along the mid-coast of Maine, we make an effort to include a stop at one of…read morethis pottery's showrooms. On our recent trip it was this one which includes the one room log cabin where it all began 50+ years ago. We treat each visit like we are in an art museum as we so appreciate the artistic skills of these potters. Though we never visit with the intention of purchasing anything, it is hard, almost impossible, to walk away empty handed.