Quiggly's Clayhouse
Private
Paint-your-own-pottery and fired-arts studio in Richardson for children and adults, offering pottery painting, clay sculpting, canvas painting, and mosaics on a walk-in or class basis. During summer it runs art-focused kids' summer camps; specific ages and dates are not detailed on available sources.
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 Quiggly's Clayhouse directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleMy husband and I had a date night doing the couples wheel with Ray and we had a great time. Ray made it easy to follow along. Definitely recommend for your next date night!
We had an amazing experience with Cheyenne! She was incredibly patient with our group, especially since it was our first pottery class. Her step-by-step walkthrough was easy to follow, and she made everyone feel comfortable and confident throughout the process. Cheyenne created such a fun, welcoming atmosphere and took the time to help each person along the way. We left feeling accomplished, inspired, and excited to come back. Highly recommend her classes to anyone looking to try pottery for the first time or just enjoy a creative experience! 🏺✨
My daughters took the spring break class and made pottery on the wheel. We came back to paint their pottery. They enjoyed every bit of it. The staff is very helpful, especially Makenzie and Flora. We will be back for another enjoyable day of art!
We went there with friend and spend 5-6 hours and only paid $40 for both of us. Stuff was so happy and kind for us. They helped a lot for every question. Nothing in crazy pricing and take your time. Perfect activity with family and friends. Kid friendly and date friendly. Definitely I will visit again. If you live around Richardson you should go there.
We spend about 2 hours at the venue. Staff is very friendly. They immediately met us upon arrival and showed us the pottery painting process. They were attentive and checked on us a few times. I noticed they offered BYOB and had snacks for purchase. I saw other groups working on clay and mosaics…. Which we didn’t know were an option. Wish they would have given us more info on the various project-options. BUT afterwards I saw the website explains all their project-stations!! BONUS!! They had Christian music playing in the background.





