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A Detroit Gem
Working historic pottery | Built in 1907
Explore the National Historic Landmark Pottery
Located on Detroit's East Jefferson Avenue, this Tudor-style building was constructed in 1907 and is one of the oldest continuously operating potteries in the nation. The Pewabic Store is currently open Tuesday - Friday 10AM - 5PM, Saturday 10AM - 6PM, and Sunday 12PM - 4PM.
Stop in to shop our collection of original handcrafted ceramics along with ceramic art by artists from across North America. When time allows, one of our staff members can accompany you through our production studio to see our artisans pressing tiles, glazing and firing our works of art. Explore our collection of historic ceramics in the second floor museum galleries. On nice days, bring your lunch to enjoy in our courtyard where you may enjoy a Pewabic fountain, outdoor ceramic art and a mural designed by Michael Burdick.
There is no cost of admission to the Pewabic Store and Museum collection. Free parking onsite is available. For our guests on wheels, a ramp is available to enter the historic building by request. Just call 313.626.2010 when you arrive!
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PEWABIC STORE HOURS
Tuesday - Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 12pm - 4pm
UPCOMING SPECIAL HOURS
CLOSED: Thursday, November 24 on Thanksgiving Day | Sunday, December 25 on Christmas Day | Sunday, January 1 on New Year's Day
Please note the following store policies at this time:
• Fabrication is temporarily closed to the public unless on a guided tour by a Pewabic staff member.
NOTE: Masks must be worn at all times in Fabrication and in our Education Studio regardless of vaccination status.
• Customers wishing to look at custom tile installation options should contact our Design Coordinator.
"So happy to have finally toured Pewabic Pottery! This Detroit landmark has been on my bucket list for some time now. As we were told the history of Pewabic, we were guided through the lovely Tudor-style building that houses examples of the architectural tiles and ceramics. Also interesting is to see artisans at work and learn about the process. Be prepared, because you'll most likely want to buy a piece to take home with you from the store. Our tour also included a fun workshop where we made our own tile. The tour including the workshop was about 2 hrs."
★★★★★ – GennyFromTheD, New Baltimore, Mich.
