Is there parking / accessibility?

<ul> <li>The studio is in an old Victorian building and does not have wheelchair access or mobility-reduced access.</li> <li>For transport — it’s just a short walk from the city centre; you can use public transport to reach Jewellery Quarter Station or walk ~20 minutes from central Birmingham.</li> <li>If driving: street parking is free on Sundays and after 6 pm on other days. Alternatively, there’s a nearby multi-storey car park or metered parking around the area.</li> </ul>

What happens after I make my pottery?

<ol> <li>The glazing and firing of one piece per person is included in a taster session.</li> <li>If you make additional pieces, each extra pot incurs a charge (£10 each under a taster session).</li> <li>Once fired, you’ll get a notification (email or text) — then you can book a collection slot using the studio’s calendar.</li> <li>If you prefer delivery, Pavlov Ceramics offers pot delivery via mail for a fee.</li> </ol>

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🎨Discover beautifully made ceramics shaped with care and intention
⏱️2-hour immersive workshop
🏺Glazing & firing of 1 piece of your choice
👥Larger groups, corporate bookings & private events available on request

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Pavlov Ceramics,
113 Pope Street Jewellery Quarter, B1 3AG, Birmingham

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When is it open?

Pavlov Ceramics opening times

Mon 3pm - 8pm

Tue 6pm - 8:30pm

Wed 11am - 6pm

Thu-Fri 6pm-8:30pm

Sat 11am - 7pm

Sun 11am - 4pm

Please note - all opening times are subject to seasonal changes.

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Pavlov Ceramics facilities

Free Wifi
Off-site Parking
Parking (Charges Apply)
Gift Shop

Emily Says

A Relaxing Creative Escape

Booked a pottery session on a whim and it ended up being the highlight of my week. The studio feels calm the moment you walk in, and the instructor made everything so easy to follow. I couldn’t believe how quickly we all got the hang of the wheel. Left feeling relaxed and proud of my little clay creation!

James Says

Brilliant Fun With Friends — We Laughed Loads

Went with a couple of mates and honestly didn’t expect it to be this much fun. The whole experience was chilled but still super engaging, and we were all comparing our wonky pots by the end. Such a good alternative to the usual pub meet-up — we’re already planning our next workshop.

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People say...

Emily Says...

A Relaxing Creative Escape

James Says...

Brilliant Fun With Friends — We Laughed Loads

Sophie Says...

A Lovely Family Activity — Teens Approved!

Took my two teenagers for a creative day out and they surprised me by absolutely loving it. The teacher was patient, encouraging, and made us all feel capable. It was such a refreshing way to spend time together — phones down, hands messy, lots of laughs. Perfect weekend activity for families.

Daniel Says...

Great For Beginners — No Pressure, Just Fun

I’ve always wanted to try pottery but assumed it would be too technical. Not the case here! The whole session was friendly, relaxed, and really beginner-friendly. By the end, I had a bowl I was genuinely proud of. Can’t recommend the experience enough if you want to try something new.

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Please aim to arrive 5 minutes early to give yourself time to prepare, settle in, and enjoy a calming cup of tea before the class begins.

The studio is in an old Victorian building and does not have wheelchair access or mobility-reduced access.
For transport — it’s just a short walk from the city centre; you can use public transport to reach Jewellery Quarter Station or walk ~20 minutes from central Birmingham.
If driving: street parking is free on Sundays and after 6 pm on other days. Alternatively, there’s a nearby multi-storey car park or metered parking around the area.

No — all tools and materials are provided. If you want to stay clean, you may bring an apron or wear clothes you don’t mind getting messy. Also — trim long nails and tie long hair back for ease and safety during wheel work.

The glazing and firing of one piece per person is included in a taster session.
If you make additional pieces, each extra pot incurs a charge (£10 each under a taster session).
Once fired, you’ll get a notification (email or text) — then you can book a collection slot using the studio’s calendar.
If you prefer delivery, Pavlov Ceramics offers pot delivery via mail for a fee.

Still got questions?

Contact Pavlov Ceramics directly using the info below.

07974157076

[email protected]

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What's there to do at Pavlov Ceramics?

Pavlov Ceramics invites you into a calming, light-filled studio where creativity feels effortless and time seems to slow down. Set in the heart of Birmingham’s historic Jewellery Quarter, this restored workshop is now a warm and welcoming home for anyone...

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Emily Says

A Relaxing Creative Escape

James Says

Brilliant Fun With Friends — We Laughed Loads

Pavlov Ceramics tips and tricks

People say...

Emily Says...

A Relaxing Creative Escape

James Says...

Brilliant Fun With Friends — We Laughed Loads

Sophie Says...

A Lovely Family Activity — Teens Approved!

Daniel Says...

Great For Beginners — No Pressure, Just Fun

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Q. Is there parking / accessibility?

Q. Do I need to bring anything?

Q. What happens after I make my pottery?

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