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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. Open seven days a week. Stop in to shop our collection of original handcrafted ceramics along with ceramic art by artists from across North America. Monday through Friday take a self-guided tour through our production space and see our artisans pressing tiles, glazing and firing tiles and vases. Explore our collection of historic ceramics and contemporary exhibitions. Free admission and parking.
Current Hours
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Pewabic Store Hours:
Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday June 27, 12pm - 4pm
CLOSED - Thursday, September 20th 2021 for inventory count.
Senior and at-risk shopping time:
Wednesday 10am - Noon
Please note the following store policies at this time:
• Limited number of shoppers.
• Masks that cover mouth and nose are required during visit.
• Fabrication and restrooms are temporarily closed to the public.
• Customers wishing to look at custom tile installation options should contact our Design Coordinator.
Tour + Hands-On Workshop
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Explore the history and process of making ceramics at Pewabic with a guided tour and hands-on workshop led by one of our docents. Best for groups of 10 or more, these tours and workshops must be arranged in advance.
"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.
