Paint Your Own Pottery!
Welcome to Liza Moz Pottery Studio! Here we strive to create a positive environment where anyone can come and express their inner artist! Whether you're an old master, or have never picked up a paint brush, this is the place for you!
HOW IT WORKS
Walk in's welcome or create a reservation for groups of 8 or more people
Pick your piece from our large selection of pre-made ceramics
Listen to a quick 2-Minute how-to lesson from our staff
Paint your masterpiece
Return in one week for the unveiling of your glazed and fired art piece!
What People Have Been Saying
Kaite Scott
Had so much fun! Great selection of supplies and all very organized. Helpful instruction, too (even big kids need help sometimes)! I really enjoyed my time and hope to go back soon. Just try it, you’ll love it!​
Kerri Bryan
Very neat setup, very helpful without hovering. Love the self-serve paint setup and super great with kids. Will definitely be going back and highly recommend! Very nice and relaxing place to go with or without kids.
Carmen Eleazer Sutheimer
We had so much fun and can’t wait to go again. Thanks to Chris for being an excellent help and making this a fun experience with my kids, he even remembered that each of these were ours when I picked them up.
Book a Party
For groups of 8 or more, we kindly request a reservation be made to ensure we can accommodate all painters!
Plan A
Plan B
$16 per painter*
(best for small children)
Guests choose an item from the blue-ribbon party shelves to paint. These shelves include an assortment of fun and functional figurines.
​PRICE VARIES
Painters choose a price $17 and above to paint; all painters receive 15% off their masterpiece.
About Me
Hi, My name is Kim Toler Hooks. As of October 1, 2021, I became the new owner of Liza Moz Pottery. I am very excited about this new chapter of my life and would like to tell you a bit about myself and the studio. I am originally from Clinton, TN. I graduated from the University of Tennessee with my master’s degree in curriculum and instruction (education). I originally found Liza Moz Pottery when I started homeschooling my two kids in 2007. The former owner, Joe Hornsby, offered homeschool classes every month and from there the studio became a huge part of my life. When Joe was ready to retire, I decided this was a good time to start something new. My goal is that every person that comes in to paint has the experience they hoped for. I want painters to come in and enjoy time with their family, friends, significant other, and co-workers. Painting pottery is a nice way to put aside all our technology and just hang out and make memories with the people most important to us. I hope to see you soon in the studio. -Kim
