Youth ages 12–16 are invited to discover the excitement of wheel-thrown pottery in this beginner-friendly Spring Break camp. Meeting daily from 3:30–5:30 pm, campers will learn the fundamentals of throwing on the wheel through guided demonstrations and hands-on practice. Instruction focuses on posture, centering clay, and forming cylinders as students create their own cups and bowls. No prior experience needed—just curiosity and a willingness to try something new.

Discover the excitement of pottery on the wheel! This week-long camp is designed for youth ages 10–16 who want to learn the fundamentals of wheel throwing. Meeting from 3:30–5:30 pm, campers will receive step-by-step instruction on centering clay, proper posture, and pulling forms. By the end of the week, students will have created their own cups and bowls while building skills and confidence. No prior experience required.

Another opportunity for youth ages 10–16 to jump into the world of wheel-thrown pottery. This session offers the same supportive, beginner-friendly instruction, focusing on foundational techniques like centering, shaping, and creating functional forms. Campers will work on the wheel throughout the week, refining skills and creating pieces they can be proud of. Ideal for first-time potters or those looking to build consistency.

Discover the excitement of pottery on the wheel! This week-long camp is designed for youth ages 10–16 who want to learn the fundamentals of wheel throwing. Meeting from 3:30–5:30 pm, campers will receive step-by-step instruction on centering clay, proper posture, and pulling forms. By the end of the week, students will have created their own cups and bowls while building skills and confidence. No prior experience required.

Designed for youth ages 10–16 who want to try their hand at wheel-thrown pottery, this week-long camp focuses on building strong foundations in ceramics. Campers will learn proper wheel techniques, experiment with form, and create functional pottery in a fun, encouraging setting. With step-by-step instruction and time to practice, students will leave with new skills, finished pieces, and a deeper appreciation for the ceramic process.