Rat City Studios

Marcy AdamsNelson 

on Google

a month ago

Not cool. I signed up for a Soda Firing "Workshop" for October. I paid for this workshop in August and received my first email of information a week before the date of the "workshop". I am putting the "workshop " in quotations because at no point do you get introduced to anyone participating in the event. The process is that you sign up for a 15 min appointment to check your work and get shown around the studio. There were no appointment open the month of October that I could see. Then you sign up for Independent Glaze time.... read more

Shanti Friedman 

on Google

10 months ago

I found this studio, located in a peaceful neighborhood, just over a year ago and I am so grateful for the space and community it offers! It is affordable and a great place to continue building pottery skills independently. The studio manager and owner are warm and welcoming. I love eating lunch in the garden and watching it transform in the spring. Extra bonus, the owner’s cats that love to stop by and chat! 

Judi Baird 

on Google

10 months ago

This studio has a super cool mix of novice and experienced potters. The vibe is super chill (yet professional). There is a distinct sense of community. The staff are all AMAZING! Also, soooooo many opportunities to further your skills at the sister studio, Rain City Clay (equally amazing!) 

Lauren Royster 

on Google

a year ago

I became a member at Rat City in Nov 2023 after taking classes at their sister studio (Rain City Clay) for nearly a year. The studio space is well organized, stocked, and functions really well for independent work with clay! Big shout out to Deb, Ryan, and all the studio assistants who run a tight ship with kiln firings and running the studio. Studio time is reservable through an online reservation portal that is really easy to use. You can easily add your time to your calendar and reschedule if your plans change. I’ve alway... read more