Registration information
Three ways to sign up.
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Online
Every class on the class listing has a Register button that takes you to Eventbrite. Fastest option, and you get instant confirmation.
An additional fee applies to online registration.
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By phone
Call the gallery during opening hours and we will take your registration over the phone.
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By mail or in person
A separate check is required for each class or workshop. Make checks payable to Exeter Fine Crafts.
61 Water Street
Exeter, NH 03833
Payment and refunds
Payment is processed and required at the time of registration. Students are considered registered when tuition is paid in full.
Refunds are only possible if a student withdraws by phone or in writing at least 10 days before the first class — no exceptions.
If a student registered online, the refund is issued minus the online registration fee.
If a class is cancelled by EFC, a full refund will be given. Students will be notified of any scheduling changes. We will contact students if a class is cancelled due to severe weather, and a make-up class will be scheduled.
Studio access
Studios are open for the use of registered students from 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM daily, and from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM on Sundays, for the duration of your class — except when other classes are scheduled.
Community pottery tools are available to use in the studio and are sanitized after use. Individual tool sets can be purchased before class for $10 each, or bring your own.
Classes are small and enrollment is limited
Register early. Popular classes fill well before the first session, and once a class is full we cannot add seats.
| Monday to Saturday | 10:00 – 5:30 |
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| Sunday | 12:00 – 4:00 |
Exeter Fine Crafts is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to preserve and promote handcrafted arts and craftspeople in northern New England so they continue to be a visible, vital and cherished part of our cultural heritage. By providing both an educational and a retail environment, we expand public awareness and understanding of craft traditions and innovations, and increase public and private support for fine crafts and craftspeople.