Throwing Shapes is a community ceramics studio on Mill Street off Newmarket. Its been getting rave reviews and is already proving to be a great local asset, recently holding its first Pottery Fair.
Throwing Shapes is the first of its kind in Ireland: it’s a state of the art open-access community ceramic studio in Dublin 8. The studios operate a membership (so you can come and potter as you please), they run classes and they host regular events for pottery and ceramics lovers.
Unit 2A (Brewer's Close Student Accommodation)
Mill Street
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