Pottery For Young Makers
Kids, Teens + Families.
Weekly classes, school-break programs, and parent-and-child sessions designed for different ages. Children can learn new skills, explore their ideas, and make with clay in a welcoming studio.
Programs For Children + Families
Weekly, School-Break + Family Programs.
Firebox offers regular weekly classes, school-break camps, and sessions where children and adults make together.
Weekly Classes
Age-based courses give children and teens time to learn techniques, develop ideas, and build confidence through a sequence of projects.
Camps + Intensives
School-break and holiday programs offer several connected days of handbuilding, experimentation, and time to complete more ambitious work.
Parent + Child
Each child attends with an adult for a guided handbuilding project. Make together and create something memorable; no prior clay experience is needed.
Winter 2027 Weekly Classes
Weekly Youth Schedule.
Select a class for its full meeting dates, tuition, availability, and registration on KilnFire.
Weekly youth classes meet in Studio C. KilnFire carries the complete schedule and live registration status.
Current Programs
Winter Clay Camp.
A six-session holiday program for one child and one adult to make together.
Parent + Child Clay Camp With Moe
Dec 21, 22, 27, 28, 29 + 30 · noon–2:30 p.m. Six connected handbuilding sessions, followed by a later glazing session. One registration covers one child and one adult; clay, tools, glazes, and firing are included.
Parent + Caregiver Questions
Before You Register.
How Do I Choose An Age Group?
Use the age range shown with the program. If your child is close to the boundary or has particular support needs, contact Firebox before enrolling so we can help determine whether it is a good fit.
Does An Adult Stay?
Adults participate throughout Parent + Child programs. For youth classes and camps, the program details will say whether the class is drop-off and explain arrival and dismissal.
What Is Included?
Everything needed for the program is included in tuition: clay, use of studio tools, glazing, and all firings.
When Is Finished Work Ready?
Ceramics must dry and move through studio firing cycles, so finished work is not usually available on the final class day. Pickup timing and instructions are provided for each program.