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Is your teen ready to dive deeper into the creative world of art? Our year-long, weekly art class for ages 12 and up is designed by professional artist and educator Ms. Rhonda to nurture imagination, build technical skills, and inspire creative confidence—all in a fun, welcoming environment.

This one-day pottery class is perfect for anyone looking to explore the art of handbuilding with clay no pottery wheel required! Whether you’re brand new to ceramics or looking to build on existing skills, this workshop offers a fun and hands-on introduction to the core techniques of handbuilt pottery. You’ll learn how to pinch, coil, and slab-build to bring your creative ideas to life. With guidance from a professional instructor, students will explore ways to create both f

Join us for our wheel throwing mini course! No experience is necessary, and you don’t need to bring anything with you—just your enthusiasm. This engaging workshop starts with a brief demonstration from your instructor, showcasing the basics of wheel throwing. After that, you’ll have 30 minutes to explore the clay, shaping and molding your creations while expressing your unique artistic vision.

Give your child a hands-on intro to the pottery wheel in our Youth Wheel Throwing Class for ages 6–12! Held monthly in Colorado Springs, this beginner-friendly class teaches kids how to shape bowls, planters, and more using real ceramic tools. All materials included, and finished pieces are ready in 4–6 weeks. Scholarships available—email info@pikespeakartist.com to apply. Perfect for creative kids who love to get messy and make art!

This engaging after-school membership class offers young artists a chance to dive deep into creative exploration while building real technical skills. With small class sizes and a warm, supportive environment, students receive plenty of individual attention as they grow into confident, independent makers.

This engaging after-school membership class offers young artists a chance to dive deep into creative exploration while building real technical skills. With small class sizes and a warm, supportive environment, students receive plenty of individual attention as they grow into confident, independent makers.