Creativity thrives in community
Whether you are a beginner or professional, you can grow in your craft through
immersive, artful experiences that fit your interest and skill level.
Workshops
Check out our world class instructor led workshops, whether you’re a beginner or expert there is something for everyone!
Retreats & Groups
Build your custom retreat for your business, group, or organization. Pottery instructors, lodging and dining options available.
classes & OPEN STUDIO
Sign up for a class or join us for open studio! Beginners should sign up for an intro class before attending an open studio session.
kiln & Studio Rentals
We have a Bailey Gas kiln and three electric kilns for rent. You also can rent out one of our full studios. Simply contact us to check current rates and schedule a fire time.
From first-time creatives to seasoned artists
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Grow in your craft through immersive workshops that fit your interest and skill level.
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Art-venture Awaits
Our studio provides a peaceful and inspiring space for artists of all levels. Through our classes and workshops, you’ll draw inspiration from nature and transform it into your own unique creations. Located in a tranquil retreat setting, it’s an ideal environment to step away from daily life and immerse yourself in the creative process, surrounded by breathtaking views and a supportive community.
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thank you notes
Inspired Artists
Fresh Perspective
I am now using my pottery as a voice to make people interested in and aware of these small beautiful elements in nature that are often overstepped or overlooked, but are such an integral part of the whole ecosystem.
Katie
Journey Workshop Participant
Set Apart
Even though my mom was a ceramics teacher, I never really had time to just focus on ceramics. A week’s worth of time here was like a semester’s worth of work in a college level class.
Julia
Art Teacher
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Learning in Community
“Don Hunt taught the first ceramics class at Bethel Horizons in 1982 in the dining room of the Barn Retreat Center,” shared his widow, Kathy Hunt. “Don’s dream was to create a studio where anyone could come and learn to throw a pot.” “After that first year, they moved...
Communing with Clay
It was 1998, and Margie Genrich had just been hired to teach ceramics at the high school in Tomah, WI. Even though Margie had been working in clay for over 15 years, she didn’t know how she would articulate that knowledge to students. “It was at a fall Wisconsin Art...