Build, Glaze, Fire

Day Program
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AGES 9-12

Build, Glaze, Fire! is a throw-back art camp at Telluride Academy designed for young artists eager to explore the wonderful world of pottery!

Campers will immerse themselves in the creative process, learning essential techniques for hand-building and shaping clay into unique pieces of art. Throughout the week, participants will experiment with various glazing methods to add vibrant colors and textures to their creations.

Guided by experienced instructors, campers will gain hands-on experience in the pottery studio, fostering creativity and self-expression while developing valuable skills. The camp culminates in a firing process, where campers will witness their masterpieces come to life. Whether they’re crafting bowls, mugs, or imaginative sculptures, Build, Glaze, Fire! promises a week of artistic exploration, fun, and the joy of creating something truly special. Join us for an unforgettable journey into the art of pottery!

Schedule:
Monday – Thursday
No Overnight

*All programs in Sessions 9 and 10 will be based out of the Telluride Mountain School in Lawson Hill.

Camp Type: Day Program

TUITION: $900

AGES: 9-12
SESSIONS:
9 open
August 4, 2025 - August 7, 2025

Challenge Level: 1

Telluride Academy's Overnight Policy

Our talented instructors work hard to combat student homesickness on overnight programs. For many students, this experience might be their first time camping or away from home! In the days leading up to the overnight(s), the instructors have positive conversations with the groups to get them excited and prepared for their overnight adventures. This dynamic gets interrupted when a student is picked up early from their overnight. For this reason, we can not accommodate early pick-ups, unless in the case of an emergency. If your child does not want to attend the overnight, or if you have prior commitments that require early pick-up accommodations, we ask that you consider choosing a day program instead. Please call our office with any questions or concerns.