No booking? no problem.
Every Social Pottery painting studio takes walk-ins: Kentish Town, Westfield White City, Balham and Milton Keynes. Turn up, pick a piece, sit down and paint. Saturdays are the exception: they fill up, so book ahead for those. The rest of the week there is nearly always a table, like a restaurant.
Walk in, walk out with a plan
Come in, choose a piece from the shelves (mugs, plates, bowls, planters, from £18 in London and £15 in Milton Keynes; each studio page lists its range), pay the studio fee (£5 to £7 per person) and take a table. Paints, tools and help are included. We glaze and fire your piece and it is ready to collect in two to three weeks.
Pottery making is different: wheel and hand-building sessions run with a tutor from start to finish, so a walk-in halfway through would not work. Book those.
SEE WHEEL & HAND-BUILDINGFour things worth knowing
Our busiest day. Walk-ins are welcome, but a booking is the only guarantee of a table. Weekday evenings and Sundays are calmer.
Mugs, plates, bowls, planters and more, priced per piece. You pay for what you paint plus the studio fee.
Paints, tools, glazing, firing and a hand from the team if you get stuck.
We glaze and fire your piece; it is ready to collect at the studio in two to three weeks, or we can post it for a fee.
Walk in at 4 studios
The painting studios. Studio 221 in Camden is making-only, so it is booking-only too.
