MudBuddies: Youth Wheel Throwing

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MudBuddies: Youth Wheel Throwing

$455.00

MudBuddies: Youth Wheel Throwing

Instructor: Brooke Hanson
Dates: January 8th-March 19th, 2026
Time: Thursdays, 5:00pm-7:00pm
Fees: $455 (does not include tools, clay, or sales tax)
Youth Wheel Throwing, Youth ages 9-15

Class size: 6 plus an instructor
Clay & Tools are included

In this beginner class, students will be introduced to the basics of working with clay and try their hand at the pottery wheel. This class is for youth who can work independently, listen to instructions, and respectfully use an adult studio space. Demonstrations will begin with cups and bowls, then dive into surface decoration with carving and inlay. Students will be encouraged to challenge themselves creatively, get messy, and have fun!

All Levels Welcome: You must be 9-15 years of age to participate. This class is a great fit for those wanting to grow their skills with an instructor present to ask questions. There is a 15” maximum size, in any direction, when creating with clay at RCC.

Quantity:
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Bring an apron or wear comfy clothes that can get dirty. Beginning pottery tools are included in this youth class. If you want your own tools, Tool kits are available for purchase online or at SPS or CAC. Or here is another option on Amazon. The class fee includes all glazing materials and firings. Youth do not have access to the studio outside of class time.

About Brooke Hanson (she/her):
Brooke grew up in Auburn, Washington, spending time exploring the outdoors in the greater Puget Sound. Leaves and flowers can be found imprinted on her pieces, along with carved plant motifs and organic lines. She creates functional wares that connect the user to nature.

Brooke‘s first experience as a teacher was in a preschool where she discovered a passion for teaching art. After diving into ceramics in 2022, she became immersed in the Rain City Clay community. As an instructor, she encourages young artists to take creative risks, learn through failure, and find joy in the act of self-expression.

Prepare for Class

  • Full information on how to prepare for classes is available on our Clay Q&A Platform (Links below).

  • Tools: These are included in Youth Classes

  • Clay: These are included in Youth Classes

  • Studio Access: Youth do not receive practice time outside of class at Rain City Clay

  • FAQ’s about classes: https://raincityclay.com/education-faq

RCC Communication Platform

  • Join Clay Q&A Here.

  • Our studio communication platform, The Clay Q&A “Space”, is hosted on the Mighty Networks App.

  • Participation is required to take classes at RCC or have a membership at RCS.

  • Clay Q&A is essential to participants. It is where participants may:

    • Buy Clay

    • Schedule practice time

    • Learn about kiln deadlines/ kiln unloadings

    • Hear studio news & events

  • Learn more/ download the More about the Mighty Networks App, or text the Mighty Network App to your Phone.

    This app can be used on a desktop or mobile device. This app is essential for purchasing clay during the session, scheduling practice hours, and keeping up to date with studio deadlines for kilns and finishing your art projects at RCC.

Studio Policies and Information

Registration Policies: Information on being prepared for class, refunds, and more.

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Code of Conduct: Expectations of studio conduct for students, staff, and instructors, as well as ways to give feedback anonymously.