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The Edge Gallery & Urban Art Centre
Where pottery, galleries, and urban art converge in Winnipeg.
4.8
Art Gallery
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Where pottery, galleries, and urban art converge in Winnipeg.
The Edge Gallery & Urban Art Centre in Winnipeg offers attached gallery spaces and a well-equipped ceramics program with kilns, wheels, and glazes. The venue hosts diverse pottery classes led by knowledgeable instructors, with small class sizes and intimate learning settings. Evening options are available most weeknights, making it a welcoming spot for art lovers and makers alike.
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Weekly pottery classes for all skill levels, including hand-building and wheel-throwing techniques with expert instructors.
Rotating gallery exhibits featuring local and urban artists in contemporary and ceramic art displays.
Well-equipped studio with pottery wheels, kilns, and glazing facilities for artists and class participants.
Intimate venue rental for artistic exhibits, workshops, and creative community events.
Purchase unique artworks from featured artists or commission custom ceramic and urban art pieces.
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Overall rating
Lisa Herd
Very cool place. Pottery classes are fun and taught by knowledgeable and interesting instructors.
FlinFlongirl
Huge Kathleen Shellrude fan.
Richie Jones
A very quaint gallery, in the heart of the least desired area of Main Street Winnipeg. Beautiful building with enormous potential! I would love to be able to, but unfortunately cannot donate, yet, and air conditioning system for the establishment. A great place for small artistic exhibits, or gatherings.
Funmi S
Greta pottery studio in Winnipeg! Tolu is incredibly Talented and such a joy to be around. I really enjoyed my experience at the Edge.
Kaitlynn Alarie
Took a 9 week intro pottery class this winter with instructor Bernard. Classes were once a week for three hours. Instructor was amazing - very approachable, patient, helpful, and knowledgable. Small class size, intimate learning setting. The building is fun, has attached gallery spaces, and is well equipped for all things ceramic including kilns. We were able to hand build and use the pottery wheels, fire, and glaze our pieces to take home. Class fees included materials. I would really recommend taking a class here. There are a few different instructors and classes on most week day evenings.
