This location is no longer open despite the giant signs. The small, faded, difficult to read sign says there is a different location (Red Wing Stoneware), but it was another 10 min out of town in the opposite direction of where we were headed. We...More

We enjoyed the Red Wing Pottery museum. I did not realize all of the plates, crocks and housewares Red Wing made. Would of enjoyed a tour but we did ok by ourselves, no pressure no crowds and a neat gift shop.

They only give tours at 1:00 PM so plan your trip so you can tour the shop. I liked meeting the artisans. Just to watch a pot on the wheel or the decorations being painted. A must see

Tours are daily at 1pm, cost is $3 but then you get $5 off any purchase of $25/more. Loved the tour, very informal and informative-I had no idea the amount of work that went into making the pottery, watched the making of a 1 gallon...More

Beautiful little store with plenty of choices, both firsts and seconds available. Prices are reasonable considering the collectable value of Red Wing pottery. Windowed area to watch the potters working. Items nicely displayed and staff helpful but not hovering.

They have taken the original pottery factory and created spaces for shops. There is usually someone throwing pottery to show how it was in the older days!Lots of shopping choices.

I visited Red Wing Pottery for the very first time back in 1994 as part of my honeymoon. After 21 years traveling around I found that it was time to return to see what was new other than me. I like the history and look...More