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Boulder Mountain Clayworks

Boulder

Boulder Mountain Clayworks (bouldermtnclay.org) provides clay experiences for all ages, including youth summer camps, teen throwing workshops, and adult pottery classes. Note: this studio is located at 471 E. 10th St, Ketchum, Idaho (not Boulder, Colorado) — the name refers to Boulder Mountain in Idaho.

FreshnessAvailability verified July 28, 2026We re-check every session’s registration page — statuses below are live, not scraped-once.
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On record2 summer camp sessions

Summer camps — 2026

2 sessions · statuses verified July 28, 2026

01Youth Clay Summer Camps

Open

Themed weekly clay camps for ages 6-12, running 9:30-12:00 with rotating themes like Team USA Clay Olympics, Under the Sea, Out of this World, and Dragons & Unicorns Fantasy Land.

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Open

02Teen Throwing Summer Camps

Open

Teens (middle school and older) learn the basics of pottery throwing while making mugs, ice cream bowls and round forms; experienced potters design their own projects. Runs 1:30-4:00.

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Open

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4.9★★★★★15 Google reviews
Laura Frakes9 months ago
★★★★★

My first time trying to create pottery. Had a great class, instructor, Ruth was full of knowledge and lots of hands on help and tips/suggestions. Highly recommend!

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Jeffrey Davis6 months ago
★★★★★

This place is an absolute gem. I can't imagine a better pottery studio in the country. The people are amazing, the access is unlimited and the space has everything a potter needs no matter their level. Great classes for beginners and more experienced potters.

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Pam Bailey5 years ago
★★★★★

What a fun class, learned to use the wheel, sort of, and had the most fun making some creative pottery pieces. Sadly, I might have been the only one in my class who did not get a coffee cup made, put I sure got some neat bowls. Fun place, people are great, helpful and so very creative. Cant wait until next summer to take another class, maybe a coffee cup will be in my future.

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heather johns7 years ago
★★★★★

This a nonprofit clay studio. They have all the tools and supplies need for high and low firing and also provide raku firing. Check there website for classes! Great group of folks!

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S Hansen8 years ago
★★★★★

Open to beginners for lessons or experienced potters to use the well stocked studio for wheel and hand-building. Release your creativity!

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