New Albany Clay Collective
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New Albany Clay Collective is a ceramics studio and gallery in New Albany offering weekly kids' pottery workshops (ages 6-10 and 10-15) covering hand-building, wheel throwing, and glazing, plus adult classes. Its own site lists ongoing classes rather than a dedicated summer camp.
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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 New Albany Clay Collective directly before you register or pay.
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★★★★★Cindy FerreeMy 6 and 7 year old boys did the week long summer camp and absolutely loved it! Scott was so good with the kids and the camp was a great value. We will definitely do this again.
★★★★★Cindy Lampe-CleggWe had such a wonderful experience at New Albany Clay Collective! Scott went above and beyond to accommodate our schedule while my son and his girlfriend were in town, which made it possible for all of us to enjoy the class together. That level of kindness and flexibility immediately set the tone for a great experience. 🤍 The class itself was so much fun — relaxed, welcoming, and perfect for beginners while still feeling like you were genuinely learning a new skill. Scott and his assistant were excellent instructors: patient, encouraging, knowledgeable, and great at explaining each step without making anyone feel intimidated. We enjoyed a lot of laughs, and such a memorable family experience. Highly recommend New Albany Clay Collective to anyone looking for a creative outing, date night, family activity, or just something different to try!
★★★★★misty kelleyI signed up for a class on Instagram. My husband and I did the wheel class for the first time. It was a fun experience. We had a full class of 12. Everyone was really nice and our instructor was great. The class comes with one free piece per person. Each additional creation is $10. The pieces will take 4-6 weeks to get back. You can park next to the church or in front. The door to access is in the back and you'll go down stairs to get to the room.
★★★★★Paula HaScott led our large family group through the process of throwing a pot. With Scott's help we all managed to make a small bowl/pot. We had a group that varied in age from 5-70. He was patient and helpful guiding us through. Scott will fire and glaze them and we will pick up the finished product soon. Cant wait to see how they turned out. Will go again!
★★★★★Sylvia SchweriWe had such a great experience at this studio. Our big family group booked a wheel throwing class. It was fun & educational - even the kids walked away with bowls they had made. Scott was a great instructor. We will be back!