Registration for our Winter classes opens at 10 AM on November 20. Please note that classes are not yet sold out; they will become available for registration on this date.
Winter – Kids Clay - Arts and Heritage St. Albert
Winter – Kids Clay - Arts and Heritage St. Albert
Winter – Kids Clay - Arts and Heritage St. Albert
$25.00

Arts and Heritage Foundation St. Albert

Winter – Kids Clay

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Instructor: Siân Ramsden

Ages: 3–8 (Parented Program)

Location: Pottery Studio, St. Albert Place

Our pottery instructors guide an adult and child team to create a clay project together. Classes start with studio safety, using various clay tools and constructing basic shapes. Follow structured steps provided by our instructor to help your child make a clay project or allow your child to explore, play and make a mess! We encourage all levels of learning through clay play and will ensure that your final sculpture is well-built and can withstand kiln firing. Art supplies included.

Upcoming Classes:

  • January 11, 10 am–12 pm
  • January 11, 1–3 pm
  • February 1, 10 am–12 pm
  • February 1, 1–3 pm
  • March 1, 10 am–12 pm
  • March 1, 1–3 pm
$25.00

*Please note: Winter classes are not sold out, they will open for registration on November 20 at 10 am.

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