KIDS 6-WEEK
AFTER SCHOOL
WORKSHOPS
KIDS 6-WEEK
AFTER SCHOOL
WORKSHOPS
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3 new membership spots open: Join today with code SUMMER50 and enjoy half-price on your first month.
AFTER SCHOOL
WORKSHOPS
JANUARY 29 -
MARCH 5
Wednesdays | 3:30 pm - 5 pm
$325
Spark your child's creativity with our fun and engaging Wheel Throwing and Hand Building Pottery Class, specially designed for kids aged 7-12.
In this fun and educational workshop, children will explore the basics of wheel throwing and hand building over the course of 6 weeks. Through hands-on activities and playful guidance, they'll discover the joy of shaping clay and creating their own unique pieces. This class offers a perfect blend of learning and creativity, providing a memorable and artistic experience for young budding potters.
What to Expect:
Date & Time: Wednesdays, 3:30 PM – 5 PM, starting January 15th until February 19th.
Ages: 7 and up; all ages welcome with age-appropriate guidance
Instructor: Alex Meltzer of Meltz Studio.
Additional notes:
Full payment is required prior to the event to secure your spot.
If you need to cancel, we offer a credit valid for 6 months, provided cancellation is made in writing at least one week before the workshop.
Workshops may be rescheduled once within this 6-month period with a 10% re-booking fee.
Please note that we do not offer refunds under any circumstances, including after the class begins.
In the event of low enrollment, we reserve the right to cancel the class one week before the scheduled start date.
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About the Instructor:
Alex Meltzer
Alex Meltzer is a Hudson Valley-based ceramic artist. She creates functional and sculptural work inspired by nature, travel, design and tradition. Each piece is handmade and unique, intended to serve as both a memento and an object to be enjoyed every day. Gifting is Alex’s love language which drives her creations, designed to become meaningful pillars in the homes of her customers and their loved ones. Working with stoneware, she uses both handbuilt and wheel-thrown techniques to create her pots.
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