Wednesday Evening Pottery
Wednesdays, 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm
Instructor: Noel Yardley
Fee: $320 + HST includes everything you need!
This class offers step-by-step guidance for beginner and intermediate students interested in learning pottery wheel techniques. You will learn how to throw on the pottery wheel and make functional pottery including cups, bowls, vases, and plates, etc. A variety of decorative and glazing options are available at this conveniently located Danforth, Toronto
All materials and firing fees are included in the price.The class is limited to 7 participants (each person gets one wheel).
2019 - 2020 Schedules & Price for Wednesday Evening Pottery Course
- Fall Session I (2019) FULL $320 + HST
Wednesday 6:30 - 9:30 pm, September 18th to October 23rd
- Fall Session II (2019) FULL $320 + HST
Wednesday 6:30 - 9:30 pm, November 6th to December 11th
- Winter Session (2020) FULL (6 weeks) $320 +HST
Wednesday 6:30 - 9:30 pm, January 15th to February 19th
- Winter Mini Session (2020) FULL FULL- (3 weeks) $180 + HST
Wednesday, 6:30 - 9:30 pm, February 26th - March 11th
- Spring Session (2020) FULL (6 weeks) $320 + HST
Wednesday 6:30 - 9:30 pm, March 25th- April 29th
- Summer Session (2020) (8 weeks) $410 +HST
Wednesday 6:30 - 9:30 pm, May 6th to June 24th



Noel Yardley Bio:
Noel Yardley is an artist who lives and works in Toronto. He studied at the Nelson Mandela
Metropolitan University in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, graduating in 1998. In his ceramic
work, Yardley explores ideas of movement using texture, colour and shape.
Noel Yardley has exhibited his work at the Design Indaba, Cape Town, 100% Design, London and Object en Maison, Paris. Noel worked at Mervyn Gers Ceramics as a supervisor assisting with the
production of ceramic products. He later worked for a retail chain called Woolworths as
ceramic artisan supplying them with unique vases and candle holders. In 2014 until 2017 he
worked as a production manager for a ceramic studio called Art in the Forest. Here he
supervised a team of carvers, decorators and throwers producing ceramics products for
restaurants, hotels and interior designers. He also taught hand building and wheelwork to
beginners, intermediate and advanced students.
Yardley has work in private collections in Cape Town, Johannesburg, Berlin, Milan, Norfolk –
Virginia and Mississauga. Since moving to Canada in 2018, Yardley has been a member of
the Mississauga potters Guild and has recently joined Luc Sculpture school as a ceramics
teacher.