Children at Mudluk Pottery Summer Camp shape clay creations on the pottery wheel, exploring hands-on artistic techniques in a fun and supportive environment. Credit: Courtesy

MINNEAPOLIS โ€“ Mudluk Pottery is offering weeklong pottery camps designed to spark creativity in young artists this summer. From sculpting whimsical fairy houses to learning how to use the pottery wheel, children will have the opportunity to explore clay, develop new skills, and create unique pieces theyโ€™ll treasure.

A legacy of learning and creativity

Before founding Mudluk Pottery, the owner ran Seeds, a daycare rooted in hands-on education and creative exploration. With more than two decades of experience in childrenโ€™s education, this mission now extends into the world of pottery, giving kids a space to imagine, build, and express themselves through art.

Program details

The weeklong camps are open to children ages 7-16 and offer:

  • Hand-building techniques for sculpting and creative play
  • Wheel-throwing basics for those interested in pottery fundamentals
  • Engaging themes such as fairy houses, monster sculptures, and animated figures
  • Small class sizes with a maximum of eight students per session

All materials, including clay, glaze, firings, and tools, are included in the camp fee.

Schedule and pricing

  • Dates: June 16 โ€“ July 25, 2025
  • Location: 2951 Bloomington Ave., Minneapolis, MN 55407
  • Cost: $175 per session
  • Sessions: Half-day or full-day options available
  • Scholarships: Available upon inquiry

Supervision is available for full-day campers, ensuring a safe and engaging experience throughout. Lunch is not provided, so campers should bring their own meals.

Weekly schedule

Week 1 (June 16-20)

  • Morning: Garden art
  • Afternoon: Container garden

Week 2 (June 23-27)

  • Morning: Fairy houses
  • Afternoon: Wheel 101

Week 3 (June 30-July 4)

  • Morning: Wheel 101
  • Afternoon: Monster sculptures

Week 4 (July 7-11)

  • Morning: Garden art
  • Afternoon: Animated figures sculpture

Week 5 (July 14-18)

  • Morning: Monster sculptures
  • Afternoon: Wheel 101

Week 6 (July 21-25)

  • Morning: Garden art
  • Afternoon: Wheel-thrown mugs

How to register

Spaces are limited. To register or inquire about scholarships, visit Mudluk Pottery Summer Camps.

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