Walk-in pottery painting in London.
no booking? no problemEvery Social Pottery painting studio takes walk-ins: Kentish Town, Westfield White City, Balham and Milton Keynes. Turn up, pick a piece, sit down and paint. Saturdays are the exception: they fill up, so book ahead for those. The rest of the week there is nearly always a table, like a restaurant.
Walk in, walk out with a plan
Come in, choose a piece from the shelves (mugs, plates, bowls, planters) and take a table: from £{allin} all-in in London and £{allin_mk} in Milton Keynes, which is the studio fee plus the cheapest piece. Each studio page lists its range. Paints, tools and help are included. We glaze and fire your piece and it is ready to collect in two to three weeks.
Pottery making is different: wheel and hand-building sessions run with a tutor from start to finish, so a walk-in halfway through would not work. Book those.
SEE WHEEL & HAND-BUILDINGFour things worth knowing
Our busiest day. Walk-ins are welcome, but a booking is the only guarantee of a table. Weekday evenings and Sundays are calmer.
Mugs, plates, bowls, planters and more, priced per piece. You pay for what you paint plus the studio fee.
Paints, tools, glazing, firing and a hand from the team if you get stuck.
We glaze and fire your piece; it is ready to collect at the studio in two to three weeks, or we can post it for a fee.
Walk in at 4 studios
The painting studios. Studio 221 in Camden is making-only, so it is booking-only too.
