Glazed and Confused Hobart
ProHighlights
- Private studio workshops for hens, adult birthdays, kids' parties and corporate teams, with your own host for the whole event.
- Choose a taste of the pottery wheel or a tabletop hand-building session, depending on how many guests you're bringing.
- BYO drinks and snacks with no corkage, and the studio glazes and kiln-fires every piece for collection afterwards.
About Glazed and Confused Hobart
Glazed and Confused is a family-run pottery studio at 52b Bathurst Street in Hobart, set up so absolute beginners feel at home with clay. Classes are relaxed and unfussy, and the team handles all the glazing and kiln firing on site. Drinks and snacks are BYO with no corkage fee. Private workshops give your group the studio, its wheels and tools to itself, with step-by-step guidance and no setup or cleanup. Sessions suit hens parties, adult birthdays, corporate team building and kids' birthday parties, where the work is simplified to tabletop hand-building. Depending on group size, you choose the pottery wheel or hand-building, and hens guests each get a complimentary glass of wine. The public one-off classes show the format: a two-hour hand-building session with a glass of wine, a Wheel and Wine session on the pottery wheel, and a 60-minute taster of both methods. Once your pieces are fired, collect them from the studio or choose postage for $25 per person. Private bookings are quoted on request after a short enquiry form, and the team replies within 48 hours.
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Private group workshops are quoted on request. Optional postage of fired pieces is $25 per person.
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Frequently asked questions
What kinds of private events does the studio host?
The studio runs private workshops for hens parties, adult birthdays and milestones, corporate team building and kids' birthday parties. Your group has the space to itself, with a dedicated host from start to finish.
How much does a pottery class cost?
Public one-off classes start at $63.75 per person for two hours of hand-building, with Wheel and Wine at $76.20 per person and a 60-minute taster at $88.90 per person. Private workshop pricing is quoted on request.
Can we bring our own drinks?
Yes. Drinks and snacks are welcome with no corkage charge, and hens guests and several of the public classes include a complimentary glass of wine.
Do we need any pottery experience?
None at all. Sessions are built for beginners, with step-by-step guidance on the wheel or with hand-building, and nobody is judged on how their bowl turns out.
When do we get our pottery back?
The studio glazes and kiln-fires each piece after the workshop. You can pick up the finished work from the Bathurst Street studio, or pay $25 per person to have it posted.
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Niclas E.
3 weeks ago
Just did a Build & Booze night with Cath and she was an absolute legend! I got this as a birthday present for my partner. Both, her and I were real novices when we arrived and Cath was an awesome instructor, helping our…
Tracie A
a month ago
I did the 5 week bridging course and learnt so much. I hadn’t done any ceramics for about 25 years, so was an absolute beginner again but that was fine! Staff are knowledgeable, supportive and super friendly. Being able…
Louise Rogers
a month ago
Glazed and Confused is the BEST! I started with a 4-week wheel course with my daughter, and after the 5-week course I’m now an independent member of the studio. There is an amazing supportive community of people here, e…
Mairi McKay
a month ago
I've done several courses and now attend as an independent potter. Always a delightful atmosphere of fun & laughter. Chris & Asya have done an exceptional job of building a beautiful community here. Can't recommend it hi…
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