Groundworks Art Lab runs hands-on youth summer camps in Boulder for ages 6 to 16, with studio weeks in clay, metal, wood, printmaking and glass. Clay camps take ages 6 to 16, while metal, printmaking and glass camps start at age 9. Camps run Monday to Friday in three-hour half-day blocks, 9:00am–12:00pm or 1:00pm–4:00pm, with full-day options available depending on the week and the child's age, and an optional supervised lunch for an additional fee. Sessions run from late May through early August.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Groundworks Art Lab - Main directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleI have been a ceramics student here for several months and I absolutely love this studio! The staff is amazing and the facility is always clean and ready for fellow creators. Wether you have never created art before, or you are a seasoned pro, I think there is a welcoming space for you here.
Groundwork’s is amazing and has become an essential part of our lives. This session we took the Ancient Pottery class taught by John. It was absolutely fantastic. He is a true master and everything about the class was inspired. If it is offered again, don’t miss it.
Took a metal date night class. Within 15 minutes we were hammering hot metal on the anvil, and I found a craft that I loved instantly. Keegan was experienced and a great teacher and I never felt unsafe even around five other complete amateurs. I will definitely be coming back for the month long metalworking courses and I'm encouraging all my friends to try the date nights.
I love Groundworks Art. I’ve taken several classes here—wheel throwing, hand-building with clay, printmaking, mosaics —and each one has been such a joy. The environment is not only super creative and inspiring, but also so clean, well-organized, and welcoming. What stands out most to me is how kind and supportive everyone is—from the instructors to the staff and fellow students. It’s such a special place to explore your creative side, especially in ceramics. I’ve learned so much and had so much fun in every class I’ve taken. I also had to cancel one of my classes last-minute due to the loss of my beloved dog, and the way the Groundworks team handled it—with such understanding and compassion—meant more than I can express. It made a hard moment feel a little lighter, and I’ll never forget that. If you’re thinking about taking a class here, do it. You’ll find not just amazing instruction, but a community that truly cares. I can’t recommend Groundworks enough.
Excellent place to learn a new skill that involves metal, clay, glass, and of course, wood. Would 100 % recommend this location. Teachers are very skilled, and the equipment is top notch. Do not miss out and schedule a class.







