This class offers continuation of the fundamentals of wheel throwing. Dive a little deeper into the basics of throwing, trimming, and glazing by experimenting with different forms and refining techniques in this six week class. Students will use earthenware clay and low-fire glazes. All materials and kiln firings are included. Pottery wheel experience prior to registering for this class, or previous enrollment in Intro to Wheel Throwing or Experience the Wheel is recommended though not required. This class is for adults 16+. 

Start your weekend with a fun, wheel-throwing class for all ages! LUX Artist in Residence David Kruk will provide instruction and inspiration as participants learn the basics of the pottery wheel. Projects may include bowls, mugs, and vases. A paying adult must accompany all children age 11 and under. Participants aged 9 and under must share a wheel with a parent/guardian. Teens, ages 12-15, do not need a parent or guardian to stay, but they MUST be reachable in case of emergencies.

Start your weekend with a fun, wheel-throwing class for all ages! LUX Artist in Residence David Kruk will provide instruction and inspiration as participants learn the basics of the pottery wheel. Projects may include bowls, mugs, and vases. A paying adult must accompany all children age 11 and under. Participants aged 9 and under must share a wheel with a parent/guardian. Teens, ages 12-15, do not need a parent or guardian to stay, but they MUST be reachable in case of emergencies.

Intermediate wheel students will build skills and fluency with clay by exploring the foundations of the pottery wheel with a variety of fun exercises and loose assignments. The class will begin with an overview of the basics (wedging, centering, pulling, etc) to build a solid foundation and help give students confidence to take on more complex forms. Students will learn, in depth, about the process of turning clay into ceramic, including drying stages and moisture management, firing processes, decorating techniques, fixing mistakes, planning forward, and more.

This 8-week advanced pottery class is designed for experienced ceramic artists interested in creating sophisticated bar and drinkware inspired by cocktail and alcohol culture. Students will focus on throwing, altering, and refining functional forms such as cocktail glasses, tumblers, wine cups, whiskey sippers, decanters, and pitchers, with an emphasis on consistency, ergonomics, and intentional design.

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 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 camp for youth and teens, age 9–15, introduces the fundamentals of working on the wheel, guiding students through the essential first steps of starting a project. The camp welcomes beginners who are new to the wheel, as well as more experienced students who want to explore their own ideas with guidance from the instructor. This hands-on, creative experience is perfect for young artists looking to develop their pottery skills and have fun with clay! All materials provided.