Two members together at The Clay Hole pottery studio in Draper, Utah

Pottery Memberships for Couples · The Clay Hole · Draper, Utah The date night that actually builds something.

Pottery memberships for couples in Draper, Utah. Getting a sitter is hard. Protecting one night a week is harder. And two hobbies cost twice as much as one — which is why we built a few ways around that. You can share a membership for the price of one, or keep two full ones and save 20%.

Find your fit in 20 seconds See all three options
The 20-second picker

Two questions. One answer.

The right option mostly comes down to how often you can realistically get here. Tap through and we’ll point you at one — no form, no email, no waiting.

Who’s joining?

Question 1 of 2

How often can you realistically get here?

Question 2 of 2

Your match

Sign up

All three options are laid out below — couples who come together most weeks usually want the Shared Shelf Pass, and couples taking turns usually want the Shared Membership.

Your options

Three ways to make it work

All three are month to month, and all three include classes, open studio time, clay, glazes, and firings. What changes is how often you’re here, whether you share a shelf, and what it costs each of you.

Two Standard Memberships

Two potters, fully independent. The most pottery two people can do in a month.

Full everything, times twoTwo separate memberships at your chosen level

All four levels
  • Open to anyone — you don’t have to be a couple, or even know each other
  • Two full class allotments, booked separately
  • Two shelves, so nobody’s pots get shuffled around
  • Every level available, and you can be on different levels

No discount — this is simply two memberships. Worth it if you both make a lot and want your own space.

Start two memberships

Shared Membership

One membership, two people, one bill. Built for couples who can get here a few times a month.

Same price as one membership$145–$200/mo depending on level. Yes, really.

Green Yellow Purple
  • Married or cohabitating couples only — it’s a household membership
  • Come together, about half as often as a solo member would. That’s how most of our shared-membership couples use it
  • Or split the visits and come separately. Same membership, your call, change it any month
  • One shared shelf, and Green, Yellow, or Purple levels

The honest catch: it’s one membership’s classes between the two of you, not two. If you both want to be here every week, one of the other two options will serve you better.

Start a shared membership

Shared Shelf Pass

Two full memberships, one shelf, 20% off for both of you.

20% off for both of you$320/mo for two at Purple, instead of $400

Purple Black
  • Open to any two people — couples, friends, siblings, a parent and an adult child
  • Two full memberships, so you each get your own full class count
  • One shared shelf — that’s the trade, and that’s where the savings come from
  • Purple and Black levels only

One shelf between two people fills up faster than you’d think, so label your bisqueware. Both of you sign up at the same level.

Start a shared shelf pass
Side by side

What it costs each of you

Priced at Purple, the level most couples land on. Per person first — that’s the number that actually matters when it’s coming out of one household budget.

Swipe the table sideways to see all three →

  Two Standard Memberships Shared Membership Shared Shelf Pass
Per person, per month $200 $100 $160
For both, per month $400 · two full memberships $200 · one membership, shared $320 · 2 × $200, minus 20%
What each of you gets A full class count each One membership’s classes between you — come together half as often, or split the visits A full class count each
Shelves Two — one each One, shared One, shared
Who qualifies Anyone Married or cohabitating couples Any two people
Levels available Green, Yellow, Purple, Black Green, Yellow, Purple Purple, Black

Green and Yellow cost less per month; Black costs more. The Shared Membership runs $145–$200/mo depending on level, which works out to roughly $73–$100 each. The Shared Shelf Pass takes 20% off both memberships at Purple or Black.

Why we set it up this way

Doing a hobby together is harder than it sounds

  • Two of you leaving the house is one night, not two

    Sitters, shift work, a kid’s season that eats every Saturday — the thing that stops couples isn’t interest, it’s logistics. That’s the whole reason the Shared Membership exists: come together, about half as often as everyone else, and it still counts as showing up.

  • Two hobbies stack up fast

    Most couples don’t quit because they stopped enjoying it. They quit because it quietly became two line items on the same budget. Sharing a shelf, or sharing a membership, keeps it to one thing you can actually justify month after month.

  • And then it pays you back every morning

    You come home with cereal bowls and the mug they always reach for. Relationship researchers keep landing on the same finding, too: couples who do something new and slightly difficult together report more closeness than couples repeating the same night out. Centering a wobbling lump of clay counts.

A couple holding hands at The Clay Hole, each holding a piece of pottery they made

★★★★★

“My husband and I joined this studio last fall… We love coming back one to two times a week — it’s something we always look forward to.”
Irina W. · Google review

★★★★★

“Me and my mom have been at The Clay Hole since it opened… we were looking for a way to bond and spend time together.”
Sylvia P. · Google review
Quick answers

The five things couples ask us most

Can we switch options later?

Yes. Everything here is month to month with no contracts. Tell us before your next billing date and we’ll move you between the Shared Membership, the Shared Shelf Pass, or two standard memberships.

With a Shared Membership, do we have to take turns?

No — and most of our shared-membership couples don’t. They come together every time, just about half as often as a solo member would. Splitting the visits and coming separately is equally fine, and you can switch between the two whenever you like. With two standard memberships or a Shared Shelf Pass, you each book your own classes independently.

What if only one of us gets hooked?

Happens all the time, and it’s an easy fix. Start on the Shared Membership; if one of you ends up doing most of the throwing, move them to a standard membership and leave the other to drop in. Fair warning: the hesitant partner has a habit of getting hooked first.

Who counts as a “couple” for the Shared Membership?

Married or cohabitating partners only. It’s one membership and one shelf for one household, which is why it’s priced like a single membership. Friends, siblings, and parent-and-adult-child pairs use the Shared Shelf Pass instead.

Can we upgrade levels?

Yes, at your next billing cycle. Just note the ceilings: the Shared Membership covers Green, Yellow, and Purple, the Shared Shelf Pass covers Purple and Black, and standard memberships cover every level.

Still curious? Read the full FAQs

Two members painting decoration onto wide handmade bowls side by side
A couple in studio aprons smiling together, holding a glazed mug they made
A couple standing in front of the glaze shelves at The Clay Hole
Two clay-covered hands forming a heart shape

A year from now you’ll have a cupboard full of things you made together — or another year of takeout and TV.

Pick whichever one fits the life you actually have. Month to month, cancel whenever, and genuinely fine if you’ve never touched clay.

Shared Shelf Pass — save 20% Shared Membership Two Standard Memberships

Not sure which one fits? Text us and a human will answer: 385-241-5528