Best Pottery Classes Guadalajara Near Me

Dafne Machain: The best place to learn pottery.

Arturo Ruiz Velazco: Excellent courses, quite complete and good attention. You can take courses or rent the space, which gives it a plus. Besides they serve coffee and muffin. 🤤

Pau Peña: Incredible place, I love learning something new, excellent attention, I love that in all the courses they have coffee and bread.

Fernanda Salgado: I like that in all the courses or services they have coffee, panesito and in general whatever they serve you is delicious 🙌🏽

Rubén Gómez Rosales: Excellent service, super complete and professional courses and the place is perfect to disconnect and relax.

luis joel Santos: Super recommended, the place is spacious, the teacher well prepared in general the course is excellent!

T Lorena Alcala: A super nice place and the course is amazing ☺️❤️🙌🏻

Paola Aguilar: I loved taking the introduction to ceramics course, the atmosphere is very relaxing and pleasant and the location is excellent. Always willing to listen to your ideas and let your creativity out. I highly recommend it!!!!! :)

Daniela Alvarez: The best place to make pottery♥️

Montserrat Casas: It is a wonderful place where you can express yourself through ceramics in all its forms.

Angélica Ochoa Alfaro: It is an incredible place to learn ceramics, highly recommended 💙

José Alejandro González: It is incredible! I had not seen anything like this in Guadalajara, it was a new, relaxing and fun experience! I highly recommend it

Kate Aguilera: Good place to take pottery classes, they are experts on the subject.

Danna M: The place is nice and the designs are original, but the pottery is thin and the layer of varnish they put on it is very thin, it gives the impression that they save it. I have been with the mugs for a while and these characteristics mean that their quality is not as good as other similar products that are on the market at the same price (or less).

Erika P. Ruiz Velasco: They have a beautiful enamel like no other, their cups and bowls are very aesthetic and pretty. The only disadvantage is that you can't put them in the microwave (because of the type of enamel and that some have gold), they are also very fragile but they have very nice things indeed

TERESITA DE JESUS HERNANDEZ FLORES: The workshop is super cool! María is super attentive and they are attentive to you; time flies from how entertaining it is. The basic concepts and techniques are provided without a doubt. As for the store, they have very nice things, it is not possible to leave there without buying something. I will definitely return to the workshop and/or store

Andre Lozano: All the pieces are very beautiful, I bought two of them, I'm afraid to say that the girls and the owner's attention was terrible, a lot of ego, it seems that they are doing you a favor, customer service is essential, the only one who attends well is Regina, all the others lousy, very bad experience from the first purchase, if you want something nice and you are not interested in the attention, buy, if you are interested in being treated well and also buying something nice there are many more places, I will not buy from them again and I hope they change because it was good for them buy a wholesale order but with your attitude, what a mistake to work with people like that, much success! I hope they improve

Maria Emilia Casar: My favorite ceramic shop without a doubt! I love everything they do, their super original designs and incredible quality. 100% recommended!

Miriam Sommelier: Awesome course!! It seems like a lot of hours but they fly away. The space where it takes place is very nice. They explain each process very well and it is an excellent opportunity to meet friends and let your creativity fly.

Sofía Garza: All the products are amazing! They are beautiful and super different. I love that in the store you can see so many different color and style options and then customize what you want!!

Itzel Sierra: Beautiful designs 😍 and excellent quality in your products. In addition, they have a very good customer service and answer all your questions super fast! Love it!!! 💐

Pablo Casar: Amazing products, excellent quality and customer service. Always innovating with new designs for all kinds of tastes and best of all, you can customize your pieces!

monki moon: Incredible paintings ... and coffee Rin tintin excellent

CARLOS EDUARDO ALVAREZ NIÑO: I have tried to communicate by phone but they do not answer, is it the only way to contact?

Martha Rocío Soberanis Martínez: It is a wonderful place where traditional ceramic techniques and industrial machinery come together. It has trained people and artisans who do wonderful works.

los chulos importaciones: Hello, good afternoon. I'm interested in some wholesale aromatherapy burners, can you send me a WhatsApp number so I can send you some images in case you can make them similar to me, thanks

Juan Jose Garcia Calzada: Very beautiful high-temperature ceramics, handicrafts, works of art.

David Melendez: A unique place where ceramics in general come to life in its many forms and facets.

Moises Salcido: Great place

Mercedes gaume: Very beautiful, view in hotel in Tequila Jalisco

Jose Adrian Moreno Cordova: great great place

Ecruger Castro: Excellent artist! Highly recommended!

Rafael R: first class

Mex ico: Great local park.. art vendors and live music

James Dickinson: The best designed park in the Chapalita neighborhood. Great park for walking, people watching and attending it's weekly art show and sale every Sunday!

Preeti Gupta: One of the beautiful roundabouts in Guadalajara. Go for a walk or just sit in the park to see the calmness of the surroundings. The place is surrounded by restaurants. Every Sunday you’ll see local artist exhibit their arts in this park.

Paco Sinta: Good place for a walk and look at paintings during the weekends. Good place to walk the dog. Beautiful roundabout. Is a Guadalajara's landmark.

John K: Transport yourself to another era and enjoy some amazing art while you're at it, when you're done admiring it pick a high end restaurant, bar or cafe, you're surrounded by them.

Willis Edwards: Great restaurant; food and atmosphere (ambiance).

Marce GMacedo: A Clean, safe, lovely, pet-friendly place to be. You can enjoy nature. All green areas surrounded by all kinds of delicious restaurants that fit every budget. . convenience stores and coffees. Relaxing, recreational, educational. Every Sunday, you will find the awesome art gallery where you can simply enjoy from paintings, books, handcrafted art, live music, and every type of entertainment. Bring the family, the kids even the dog to an awesome experience!

Karim Soltero: One of the best designed parks in the city, with an art show and sale every Sunday. It is however the most difficult park to get into without a bridge or a simple stop light! They spent a fortune making bike lanes, new sidewalks and plants that will never get watered- and not one safe zone to stop traffic. One car stopped for us to cross from about 50 cars that just sped by the crosswalk. Amazing!

Miguel Talavera: Lovely Sunday art and music. Chapalita at it's best. Check the statue of the founder and his story.

Colleen Malone: I spent 5 weeks at IMAC in Guadalajara late in 2022 and loved the experience! If you are serious about improving your Spanish (not just picking up some tourist language), I highly recommend it and I hope to return for further study in 2023. Because I didn't know what to expect I will detail what I experienced: Classes are 4 hours a day (from 9-1) with a 15 min break around 11. I never had a class with more than 5 students in it and usually there were 3 (it fluctuates--see below re: placement). The instruction (and textbook) is entirely in Spanish, only occasionally will the teacher relent and clarify something in English--this is true immersion! There's an optional additional hour intercambio (conversation) from 1-2 with the local students at the same school who are learning English. Additionally, on Wednesdays there is a field trip during class hours --either walking to a nearby location with the local students and exchanging relevant vocab words (once we went to a church, another time to a Christmas market) or taking a bus to another area of town to meet up with the English students at that IMAC location). There's a short test every Friday--I get the sense that it is as much for documenting your progress as it is for evaluating the teachers. I had 3 different instructors in 5 weeks (because of class changes, see below) and two of them were excellent! (If you are lucky enough to get Emmanuel or Katia, please tell them I say hola!) The 4 hours in class went very quickly--there were lots of varied activities/exercises: silly vocabulary games in the form of Taboo or charades, listening to recordings and (trying to) answer questions about th content, written exercises and review, and a lot of "discuss this topic with a partner." And there's a bit of homework too. The intermediate textbook cost me about $50 (US). The grammar lessons and vocab are buried in a context approach--each chapter has a theme (e.g. health, real estate, Spanish history or famous people). I understand this approach but to be honest I would have like more repetitive simple drills on some concepts (which I would find on the internet after class). Re: placement. The schedule of classes is seemingly erratic and solely based on which students show up in a given week. Each course level (beginner, intermediate, etc.) is about 5-6 weeks long. And they seem to start whenever they have enough students at that level (2-3 people) and simply end when it doesn't have any students left--during my 5 weeks there were several folks who came for just a week or two, so every Monday the class configuration was different--someone gone, someone new, and a few folks who were sticking it out from start to finish. In other words, you can start any Monday but you may be starting in the third week of an ongoing course (as I did). It's not really a problem though, as the lessons don't seem to build on each other directly--though presumably the earlier lessons in a course will be easier? Last but not least, here was my scheduling experience for 5 weeks: They initially placed me in the first week of a beginner course but I balked (I came with some vocab and could conjugate present tense verbs so I was pretty full of myself 🙄, and I got put in the next available alternative--the third week of the intermediate course (Chaps 5-6). I was in WAY over my head but I stuck with it for two weeks and learned a LOT (in retrospect starting in the middle of the beginners course may have been more appropriate for me--perhaps too easy but I would have reviewed a lot of foundational stuff that I apparently lacked). And then I joined week 2 of another Intermediate course (Chaps 3-4). There were only 3 of us in that class and we negotiated for the following week to repeat Chaps 1-2 since none of us had done that yet.

John: I was there for 4 weeks starting end of October 2020. I thought the school and classes were great! Instructors were very well educated in the language and how to teach, classes were small, (for me 2 to 4 students) and the atmosphere was friendly and fun. Covid procedures were in placed and strictly followed. I think it's a matter of how hard you want to work at learning. I worked hard and it paid off. I'm back in Guadalajara now (January 2021) and plan to take 4 more weeks of classes. Thanks to Miriam and Daniela for being great instructors!

Lyle Brown: I studied here two different times for about one or two weeks each time. My experience was great. I met people from all over the world studying Spanish here. It was a lot of fun and it is so great to go to a Spanish speaking country to learn Spanish. Immersing yourself 100% really helps. I stayed farther out of town and took the light rail or a taxi into the city. It was fun and I really enjoyed the experience of living in the city for a bit. My only concern for going again would be the general lack of good restrooms (both at IMAC and in Guadalajara.) They have a lot of English students as well and the restrooms can be a real problem. But overall I was very happy with the experience and one day will return.

Kade MacNeille: Great place to learn Spanish! I am a Spanish Teacher in the U.S. and I like to take time once in a while to brush up on my Spanish by immersing myself in the culture and language once more. First off, I have to say that I had a terrific teacher, Corinna, who was very intelligent and attentive. It is also good to note that the school doubles as a Spanish and English school, so part of the experience is participating with the locals in various activities as they practice their English while you practice Spanish. It was blast! The host families are also very friendly and accomodating (all meals included). Overall, for the great price and wonderful experience I wouldn't hesitate to visit again!

Sarah Dodson: I highly recommend taking a Spanish-language class at IMAC. I can't recall my teacher's name, but his lessons and attention to detail have remained in my mind and have truly helped me to become a more proficient Spanish speaker. Classes are small and allow each student the opportunity to speak and ask questions (but not "take over" the class). I found that my classmates as well as other students in the school were engaged and dedicated--not just to the classes, but to learning about the city. If I could return this approaching winter, I would in a heartbeat.

Matthew LeClere: I studied at IMAC from October 2017 to December 2017 in one of their intensive Spanish Language programs and wow! Really it was a amazing experience and gave me a super solid foundation/boost in the Spanish language! Now my Spanish is far fom perfect but because of what I gained from them I was able to communicate much more easily with my friends who speak limited English!

유도균: its been 3 months since i left this academy but they haven’t refunded a month of class fee great works guys or should i wait another year😀😀😀

sulaiman Aloraini: Great school and they advantage is that they have English and Spanish courses so you could practise your language with local speakersTeachers’ quality is great as well

Werner Schueller: completely dysfunctional operation. overpriced. poor quality of facilities and teachers.

Claudio Carrillo: Great place to work⭐

Jesus Verdin: I would really Otto see it know it's been over /" sinti graduated

Valeria Morelos: Monumental 😍🤩

Geovanni E. Werekeitzen (Geo): One of the university centers with one of the most spectacular panoramic views of the Barranca fault in Guadalajara itself.

Jess Delgado: Amo is the best university and apart with a beautiful view. ✨

Jennifer Paulina Esquivel Olivarez: It offers beautiful landscapes at all hours, being there is very pleasant.

Sonidu CER: Great University Center of our University of Guadalajara; It has DESIGN careers in the GRAPHIC, INDUSTRIAL, FASHION and INTERIOR areas; Master in Design and Industrial Innovation. In addition to an extraordinary view of the Barranca de Huentitán.

Melissa Pio: Much more beautiful than in photos

Damary Bautista: The Quality is Good, the Infrastructure also only has details that can be improved. How to integrate a Retaining Wall to the sides so that the passage is safe.

Yessica Gibson: It's a such beautiful " casona" they made a museum.

Joseph Andrews: Small collection of interesting pieces. No admission charge. Worth a visit.

Tamera Blankenship: One of my favorite stops in Tlaquepaque. Entrance is free. Beautiful ceramics in many styles. Nice gift shop. Beautiful, peaceful courtyard.

Robert Victor: Do not miss this exhibition of award winning ceramics from all over Mexico. Beautiful exhibition and very good lighting ... which makes a change.

missmary: This is a small, concise museum. Layed out nicely in a wonderful building. Not a lot of displays but gives a very good overview of the development of pottery/ceramics in the Guadalajara area. It's Free & you can take your time and still be through it in 1-2 hours.. although at 2hours you would really have to daudle.

João Zaiatz Bittencourt Filho: Don't hesitate to ask the museum workers to give you a free tour around. They will provide good insight about how the pottery is made. We were very pleased as others about the history and the work put into it. The guides are very passionate about the history of all the art inside.

Evelyn Manuela Castro Picado: Nice place to go with your kids!

Mike Meiners: Small but nice museum of ceramics. Some fascinating pieces, but if you go - go for the surrounding area. It is an amazing, lively place with lots of great artisan shops.

Mike S: Small museum with interesting historical items. Well worth the visit as it is free to enter and a guide is there if you have questions. Nice!

Jose Luis Llamas Plascensia: It's like a dose of art on any given day. Congratulations.

Jesus Salvador Castro Martinez: Very good place to see very good works of art, the painter (Yuri Zatarian) is an excellent person, very good place to go with your family.

Jessy Puebla: Excellent works of art, a very nice place. Excellent treatment.

Irina Shalisko: Great work!

Claudio Cueva: A whole mental, spiritual and emotional experience

Francisco Fernando Anaya Calderon: Yuri is a great Artist and his gallery is the best

Juan Carlos Lòpez Romero: The best of Tapatio art

Amanda Vega: It is a gallery of fascinating paintings

Jeff Groce: Culturlingua provided us with the customized, flexible learning environment that we were looking for. This was one of our best Spanish immersion experiences while traveling and studying abroad in Mexico. We were able to greatly improve our Spanish-speaking skills and fluency within a two-week timeframe. The Culturlingua staff was focused on preparing and delivering classes that were individualized and tailored to our needs. Using creative methods, we were able to learn new concepts, review grammar and practice our conversation skills. After our classes, we’d use what we learned in every-day living situations such as shopping in the market, riding the bus, catching a taxi or dining in a restaurant. We highly recommend studying Spanish at Culturlingua in Tlaquepaque, Mexico. We discovered that we were able to gain confidence in speaking, reading and writing at our own pace and our own level!

homebound spoon: If you want to be bothered by mosquitoes the whole class, inexperienced teachers and unkempt classrooms

Kimberly García: Excellent school. The teachers are very professional; the classes are very dynamic. I recommend it.

Camila Ruiz: Super good school, super accessible and I learned a lot!! The teacher Peter is the best! -Camila

Eric Rolon: The best language school, your best teachers! Happy to be part of this school

Maria del Refugio Aguirre Franco: Very disappointed in the school, very bad experience with both the teacher and the director. I do not recommend it.

Nayeli Renteria: An excellent environment !!! He doesn't ask anything from other schools

Star 01: Very good school "excellent and nice place"

Cristian Alberto Huerta Chavéz: Excellent attention and service very good level of education

Hugo Bello: Very nice place to see a traditional ceramics and also see the craft elevated to art by modern artists. And is free.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Teresa Curl: Excellent selection of pottery from Tonslas master artists both past and present. Staff was extremely informative and helpful. Some spectacular pieces!

Muralidhar Reddy: Well maintained place

Liza Koekkoek: Perfect spot to learn about tonala art & crafts

John Kim: Informative and nice

Denisse Walker: Great museum!! Very interesting and beautiful work inside.

mike MCDONALD: Very neat place. A bit hidden, but worth it.

jim ragghianti: Wonderful ceramic artwork! Local artists.

Hugh Baugher: A collection of very fine ceramics

Daniel Cheung: A relaxing and unique experience. A lot of culture into each exhibit. Not too far from Downtown and venue around a few block every direction.

Monica Martinez: Beautiful museum to visit. The architecture and design of the place is breathtaking. I had the honor to see a Jose Clemente Orozco mural inside and it was absolutely beautiful.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait …More

Alice Bushell: We went to see the Leonora Carrington exhibition and it was really great! At the moment there is no entry fee just a donation. There were various fascinating exhibitions of different mediums. All of the staff were very friendly and helpful. Highly recommend it to anyone visiting the historical centre of Guadalajara! The shop also has lots of lovely bits for anyone looking for souvenirs!

Casa Viajeros: Free! Art quality varies, but well worth a stop. Beautiful building and located in a nice neighbourhoodVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Tony Ward: One of the many free things to do in Guadalajara. Great museum with a mixture of contemporary and classic art and sculpture. One of the most stunning classical architecture in Guadalajara. As it’s the old university, there’s a lot of graduation ceremonies held there. Definitely add this to one of the places to visit as part of your sightseeing

kaya dasha: We had the opportunity to visit the expo "En casa con mis monstruos" that is about the work and collection of Guillermo García del Toro. At the end of the 2 and half guided tour we were so pleased and happy with all the things we got to see. It is a really vast expo, divided in three, his work, his personal collection and a lot of the art that has inspired him throughout the years. The place looks so pretty and it has the right atmosphère. The guides were nice and helpful and the lobby at the beginning was very cute, overall we were very happy with everything, it's worth seeing and taking the time to see everything.

San Francisco: A must see in GDL for art lovers. This place is a gem for serious art aficionados. The building itself is an architectural gem. I was so glad that I got to visit this place during my brief stay in GDL. I got exposed to an artist named Leonora Carrington ! I had never heard of her nor recall seeing her artwork in Europe or US. The MUSA was having a special exhibit on her. The museum has very interesting collection from mild to spicy. The building is well maintained and cared for. If I am not mistaken even there was no admission fee!! Thanks MUSA staff and management on job well done.

Donna Moser: The outdoor sculptures by Jorge Marin were fabulous!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Atziri Trejo: Only because there were only two exhibits, otherwise beautiful