Mudslingers Pottery Studio
Private
Pottery studio in Lafayette, open since 1997, running week-long summer clay camps for kids priced roughly $140-$175 per week. Year-round it teaches pottery classes for ages 8-12 and 13 and up, with rolling start dates, and hosts clay birthday parties for groups of up to 12 for children age 6 and older.
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 Mudslingers Pottery Studio directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Caitlin HanafeeFantastic pottery studio. My friend and I took a beginner's class and had an amazing time. Our instructor Kaito was super informative and easy to learn from, 100% would recommend!
★★★★★Eric ShortGreat date night. Kaito was an awesome instructor. He was very helpful and patient with all of the people. If you want a great pottery introduction. Go to the Mudslingers Pottery Studio!! Will definitely be back. Great work!! 5 Stars and then some!
★★★★★Abby BeeThis is a great place for people of any skill level. They offer memberships for pros, as well as classes for beginners, or private lessons. Kaito was particularly knowledgeable and extremely patient.
★★★★★Susie Q WangGonna take more classes in the near future! Kaito is a great teacher and I learned so much in two hours. I’m excited to see what I can learn more down the line. you really learn to appreciate slowing down the process and appreciate locking down the technique.
★★★★★David RohrerThis place is the best. I've taken two single session classes and am hoping to take one of their longer classes. The instructor we had (Kaito) was incredible. He fostered the perfect atmosphere which made for a great learning environment. This is the most fun I've had. Would and do recommend this spot to all my friends and now, hopefully with this review, millions of strangers. I can't think of a better way to spend two in a day.