South Delhi is the place for pottery: Naveen Chhaya Ceramic Studio near Deer Park and ChalkBoard in Hauz Khas Village, Kachi Maati in Lado Sarai, and weekend courses at Zorba The Buddha in Ghitorni. Most offer single sessions, so you don't have to sign up for a course to try.
A workshop is one of the easiest ways to meet people: hands busy, plenty to talk about. Book one with a SyncTrip group.
Club events and open plans you can join. Many people come alone, so you won't be the only new face.
Be the first: post a plan on SyncTrip and people in Delhi who want the same thing will join.
From Hauz Khas and Connaught Place to Dwarka, Rohini and East Delhi. Tap Go with people on any place to plan it with others on SyncTrip.
ChalkBoard in Hauz Khas Village runs small-group pottery, resin art and painting sessions with plenty of personal attention. It is a creative first plan for people who have just met; post a workshop plan on SyncTrip.
Kachi Maati in Lado Sarai is a neighbourhood pottery studio for beginners and people refining their wheel work, close to Saket and the Qutub area. Try a session with a small group from SyncTrip.
Naveen Chhaya Ceramic Studio near Deer Park in Hauz Khas is one of Delhi's best-reviewed pottery studios, with single sessions and weekend courses for beginners. A pottery class is a relaxed way to meet people; book one with a SyncTrip group.
Zorba The Buddha in Ghitorni runs weekend pottery courses and single sessions covering centring, pulling, glazing and firing, in a green retreat off MG Road. It suits a slow Saturday with new people from SyncTrip.
Most studios run one-off beginner sessions. Try one before committing to a course.
Studios keep classes small, so a group of three or four is ideal. Post the session on SyncTrip.
Open the app, pick the activity and a time, and post it as a plan, or join one someone already posted. People nearby join, you chat in the group, and you meet at the venue.
Naveen Chhaya Ceramic Studio and ChalkBoard in Hauz Khas, Kachi Maati in Lado Sarai and Zorba The Buddha in Ghitorni all run beginner sessions.
No. Beginner sessions start from the basics of centring and shaping clay.
Yes, and many people do. Joining a SyncTrip plan means you'll already know a few people at the table.