Little House, Big Art
Private
Half-day art studio camps for children ages 7-12 at Little House, Big Art on Pittsburgh's North Side (Spring Hill). Campers rotate through ceramics, jewelry making, painting, sculpting, drawing, tie-dye and sewing, with themed weeks such as mixed-media, pottery and a dollhouse camp. The studio uses sliding-scale pricing to keep camps accessible to families of varying budgets.
The practical details
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 Little House, Big Art directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★William ArdissonThis place is awesome. I can't recommend this creative space enough. It's a wonderful resource for the community. My daughter loves spending time there. Prices are very accessible and both adults and kids can flex their creativity in the space.
★★★★★Oreo CakeThis has quickly become my favorite spot to unwind and get creative. A friend recommended it to me, and I’m so glad she did. The atmosphere is relaxing, the staff is super friendly, and the whole experience just makes you want to come back again and again. I’m already excited to return and make even more pieces!
★★★★★Angelica BennerWe loved our date night pottery class! The staff was fun and engaging for the class and the environment has felt welcoming and casual when we have gone back to do the finishing steps on our pieces. Would highly recommend.
★★★★★Stephanie W. AtkinsThis might be my favorite place in the city. Its a little art studio with multitudes of things to do. You can go and spend as much or little time as you want working on the things they sell. Pre-made pottery to glaze, fiber or paper craft, terrariums, jewlery making, clay to hand build or use on the wheel, etc. If you don't know how to do those things, they schedule one on ones to teach you (that's not a walk-in thing). Also have dedicated times for journal and drawing clubs, workshops and kids summer camps. The vibe is amazing. A wonderful little place to let your creativity loose. I take my kid or sometimes a snack and my husband for a little date. Hella recommend. Fees are dependent on what you do. You may spend hours and spend 10 bucks or you could spend a lot if you choose pricier pottery peices.
★★★★★Jocelyn RingeisenMy son and I got invited to go with my sister and her family for open studio and we were so happy we went. Adults and kids alike had a blast and the woman working there, Nora, was so awesome and helpful as we had no clue what we wanted to do. We already have plans to go back in a couple weeks to try something new. 😁 The pictures are pre-fired glazes.