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2026 Summer Camp

2026 Summer Camp

Regular price $325.00 USD
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Pottery Summer Camp 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM M-F

Week 1 June 15-19

Week 2  June 22 - 26

Week 3 June 29- July 3

Spend a creative week learning the art of ceramics through handbuilding, wheel throwing, glazing, and surface design. Campers will make multiple pottery projects and explore professional ceramic techniques in a fun, welcoming studio environment.

Camp activities include:

Pinch pots
Coil building
Wheel throwing basics
Glazing and finishing

Students will complete several handmade ceramic pieces throughout the week. Finished work will be kiln-fired and ready for pickup after camp.

Schedule

Monday – Introduction to Clay & Pinch Pots
Tuesday – Wheel Throwing Day
Wednesday – Coil Building & Decorations
Thursday – Sculpture Projects
Friday – Glazing & Final Touches

Details

All materials and firing included

Bring your own snack and water bottle - please keep them allergy friendly 

Perfect for beginners and returning young artists alike. Ages 10+

Quantity

Low stock: 5 left

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CLASS FAQs

What I'll take home

Expect to make one piece for glazing. The first is usually a practice piece and will get recycled

What to wear

Wear comfy clothes that you don't mind getting dirty

What to expect

For classes, you will get two 1 lb balls of clay one of which will get glazed and fired. If you love both pieces, you can glaze the second for an extra $15

What is included

Use of tools and equipment and an apron will be provided

When can I pick up my finished work

Your work will be done 4 weeks after your class. It takes time for pieces to be fired, painted and fired again.

Can you promise my pottery will survive the kiln?

Unfortunately sometimes pieces are lost during firing. We will do everything we can to protect your pottery but cannot guarantee its survival.

Can I wheel throw with long nails?

Chances are slim. You might want to stick to hand building!