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Youth Clay Pottery Wheel- [August 22nd]

  • Writer: PPAC
    PPAC
  • Jan 11, 2021
  • 2 min read

Hands working with clay at a pottery wheel
A young artist focused intently on shaping a clay pot at the pottery wheel, wearing a paint-splattered shirt from Pikes Peak Artist Collective.

🎨 Youth Wheel Throwing Pottery Class (Ages 7–13)


Ready to get muddy and make something awesome? Our Youth Wheel Throwing Class is the perfect monthly workshop for kids aged 7–13 to explore the art of pottery—no experience required!


This hands-on class introduces young artists to the exciting world of the pottery wheel. Students will learn the fundamentals of wheel throwing from centering clay to shaping and finishing their own unique creations.


🌀 What Kids Will Learn:

In this class, students focus entirely on wheel throwing techniques. Our friendly instructors will guide kids through each step of the process in a fun, supportive environment.


Beginner-friendly projects may include:

  • 🍵 Small bowls

  • 🌱 Planters

  • 💍 Ring dishes

  • 🐾 Pet treat trays

  • 🧈 Tiny butter crocks


Each child will leave class feeling proud of what they made—and maybe even a little obsessed with clay.


📅 Class Details:

  • Session Date: Sunday, August 22nd, 2026

  • Time: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM

  • Ages: 7–13

  • Price: $60 class fee + $15 materials fee(includes clay, glazing, firings, and use of all studio tools)

  • Class Size: 3–6 students

  • Location: Pikes Peak Artist Collective 2708 W Colorado Ave STE C

    Colorado Springs, CO 80904


🔥 Pottery Pickup:

Finished pieces will be fired in our studio and available for pickup 4–6 weeks after class. We’ll email you as soon as they’re ready!


💬 Scholarships Available:

We want art to be accessible to everyone. If you’re interested in applying for a scholarship, please reach out to us at info@pikespeakartist.com for an application.


This class fills quickly, so grab your spot and let your kid experience the magic of the pottery wheel!






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