BYOB Pottery Painting Class Reviews

3.4 Rating 17 Reviews

This is a fun activity in Bankside, London

On the hunt for fun things to do in London? Join Token Studio ceramic painting workshop and bring your own drinks for a colourful couple of hours with your pals.

This creative workshop includes one free ceramic piece which may be a mug, plate, bowl, and the various items your teacher houses at their pottery studio. You can also glaze whatever you paint, sealing in your personal designs.

If you did wish to purchase another item to paint this would be extra with variable pricing per piece and also includes glazing!

Bring along your own design for a bowl, be inspired by our collection of plates or get tips from a Token Studio teacher for some pottery painting mug ideas. However you find your perfect colour scheme and pattern, just get pottery painting, London!

Whether you're searching for special date night ideas, experience gifts for your creative loved ones, or just fancy a few hours of creativity field by your favourite drinks, this class is the perfect place to go.

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Augusta Verdades

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“Very nice place , we and enjoy Stuff is nice . Thank you”

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Posted 4 days ago

Channah Julien

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“We arrived (admittedly late) and they checked we had a booking, and told us to go upstairs. I went up thinking staff would be upstairs, there was nobody. I put 2+2 together by observing what others were doing, and read the details on the page, so I had an idea of how it worked. We all painted multiple pieces which was difficult as the paint was watered down. Come time to wrap up, we’re told only certain things were included in the price. The website says your first piece is included in the price and anything else is £5 extra. The staff proceeded to argue with us. She insisted she spoke to us and explained but this was our first time speaking with her. We went back and forth for ages until another staff came and told her to charge us only for our extra pieces. Bad experience all around for several reasons. Save your money.”

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Posted 1 month ago

“When we arrived they said we had no booking and that we couldn’t part take. Even when I showed them the slot and the payment invoice.”

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Posted 1 month ago

Maddie Montrose

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“Very fun, relaxing experience!”

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Posted 2 months ago

Margaux Jacquot

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“Went with a friend and we had a fun time getting creative. The relaxed atmosphere was great for a casual catch-up. However, it’s worth noting that this isn’t really a “class” as advertised. There was no instructor or guidance, just someone to welcome us and show us to the room. If you’re expecting to learn techniques or get any teaching, you might be disappointed. I think it would be clearer to call it “Self Pottery Painting” to avoid any misunderstanding. Still, it’s a fun, laid-back activity if you’re happy to paint freely without instruction.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“We were given a super basic crash course, and then there was no one around to help us if we had any questions or needed any support. I have been to other pottery painting before and there were people around and who wanted to help, so just thought it was a bit bizarre. We still had fun, but wouldn’t recommend and won’t be going back.”

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Posted 1 year ago

Penny Atkinson

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“It was fun, relaxing etc, but not great value for money, no real "teaching" at all - when they say self-guided they mean it!! and the free item available was quite pathetic really. Did I enjoy myself though? Yes, absolutely! Would I recommend it to a friend? No, I think there are far better but similar classes out there. Lovely studio though”

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Posted 1 year ago

Kirstine Duffy-McBride

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“We did have fun however that was more because of the people I was with not the event itself. The pottery painting was great, but the venue and set-up means I wouldn't recommend this event to others. There were lots of other people in our group which meant it was quite large and when the instructor stood at the other end of the table none of my group could hear any of the instructions. It was also hard to get to the paints and stencils as there were so many people. I've done this type of thing at other venues and found them to be a lot nicer, and a lot cheaper. This is very overpriced. Once the instructor had finished talking she disappeared and no one came back and checked in on us, so not sure what we were paying for there. The venue was really shabby, particularly the toilets. We weren't sure if there was paint on the toilet floor but lots of the group ended up with the soles of their shoes being white. The hand wash sink had old blocks of soap and rags that were soaking wet to dry your hands. Not very hygienic.”

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Posted 1 year ago