Unlike traditional pottery classes that focus on technique and production, Medicine & The Muse centers creative expression, connection, and the naturally therapeutic benefits of the process. These classes offer a calming experience through working with clay, being outdoors, and connecting with others.
Yes. Each class includes a pre-selected project you’re welcome to follow, but you’re also free to explore your own ideas.
This space is intentionally designed to be low-pressure, sensory-friendly, and flexible. You’ll never be forced to share, and there’s no expectation to socialize beyond what feels natural. If you have specific needs or sensory sensitivities, you’re welcome to reach out before class, I’d love to support you in a way that feels good to your system.
Yes. The space is paved with no stairs, and there’s enough room for wheelchairs, mobility aids, or any other accessibility needs. If you have specific questions or want to make sure you’ll be comfortable, feel free to reach out, I’m happy to talk through any accommodations or details ahead of time.
Yes—and it’s also queer-owned. All bodies, backgrounds, and identities are welcome here.
Medicine & The Muse is committed to cultivating safety and respect for everyone. If you’re queer, trans, BIPOC, neurodivergent, or navigating any form of marginalization, know that this space was created with you in mind.
If you have specific needs or concerns you'd like to discuss before booking, you’re always welcome to reach out.

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