Inspired by Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are, this camp invites kids, age 5-8, to explore basic handbuilding techniques in pottery. They will create their own wild creatures using methods like slabs, coils, and pinching, bringing their imaginative "wild things" to life through clay. All materials, tools, and firing are provided. Participants should wear clothes that can get messy.

This pottery wheel class for youth, age 9-11, teaches the basics of starting a project on the wheel, focusing on essential foundational skills. Over the course of the week, students will learn more advanced throwing and finishing techniques. Both beginners and experienced students are welcome, with experienced students having the opportunity to work on personalized projects under instructor guidance.  All materials provided.

This pottery wheel class for youth, age 9-11, teaches the basics of starting a project on the wheel, focusing on essential foundational skills. Over the course of the week, students will learn more advanced throwing and finishing techniques. Both beginners and experienced students are welcome, with experienced students having the opportunity to work on personalized projects under instructor guidance. All materials provided. 

This pottery wheel class for youth, age 9-11, teaches the basics of starting a project on the wheel, focusing on essential foundational skills. Over the course of the week, students will learn more advanced throwing and finishing techniques. Both beginners and experienced students are welcome, with experienced students having the opportunity to work on personalized projects under instructor guidance. All materials provided. 

This pottery wheel class for teens, age 12-15, teaches the fundamentals of starting a project on the wheel, focusing on the essential first steps. Over the course of the week, students will learn more advanced throwing and finishing techniques. This camp is open to both beginners and experienced students, with the opportunity for more advanced students to explore their own ideas with instructor guidance. All materials provided.

This pottery wheel class for teens, age 12-15, teaches the fundamentals of starting a project on the wheel, focusing on the essential first steps. Over the course of the week, students will learn more advanced throwing and finishing techniques. This camp is open to both beginners and experienced students, with the opportunity for more advanced students to explore their own ideas with instructor guidance. All materials provided.

This pottery wheel class for teens, age 12-15, teaches the fundamentals of starting a project on the wheel, focusing on the essential first steps. Over the course of the week, students will learn more advanced throwing and finishing techniques. This camp is open to both beginners and experienced students, with the opportunity for more advanced students to explore their own ideas with instructor guidance. All materials provided.

This pottery wheel class for youth, age 9-11, teaches the basics of starting a project on the wheel, focusing on essential foundational skills. Over the course of the week, students will learn more advanced throwing and finishing techniques. Both beginners and experienced students are welcome, with experienced students having the opportunity to work on personalized projects under instructor guidance. All materials provided.

This pottery wheel class for youth, age 9-11, teaches the basics of starting a project on the wheel, focusing on essential foundational skills. Over the course of the week, students will learn more advanced throwing and finishing techniques. Both beginners and experienced students are welcome, with experienced students having the opportunity to work on personalized projects under instructor guidance. All materials provided.

This pottery wheel class for youth, age 9-11, teaches the basics of starting a project on the wheel, focusing on essential foundational skills. Over the course of the week, students will learn more advanced throwing and finishing techniques. Both beginners and experienced students are welcome, with experienced students having the opportunity to work on personalized projects under instructor guidance. All materials provided.