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Teen pottery classes open for registration at DACC

Registration is open for DACC teen pottery classes July 13-17 at the DACC Workforce Center. The Teen Potters’ Wheel class costs $85.

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Teen pottery classes open for registration at DACC
A student shapes clay on a pottery wheel. Registration is open for DACC’s Teen Potters’ Wheel class, which runs July 13-17. (Anne Nygård / Unsplash)

The Teen Potters’ Wheel class for ages 12 to 18 will run July 13-17 at the DACC Workforce Center, with afternoon and evening sessions available.

Organ Mountain News report

LAS CRUCES - Registration is open for teen pottery classes at Doña Ana Community College.

The Teen Potters’ Wheel class is open to teens ages 12 to 18 and will be held July 13-17 at the DACC Workforce Center, 2345 Nevada Ave., in room 127.

The class costs $85. Two sessions are available: 2 to 4 p.m. or 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

The class will focus on the basics of throwing on the wheel before moving into more advanced techniques. Participants may be able to create mugs, covered containers, vases and other pieces.

Students must wear closed-toe shoes, bring an apron and towel and wear clothes that can get dirty. The studio will provide tools, clay and glazes.

Parents must sign a release.

To register, visit DACC’s online registration page.

If You Go

What: Teen Potters’ Wheel class

Who: Teens ages 12 to 18

When: July 13-17

Sessions: 2 to 4 p.m. or 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Where: DACC Workforce Center, 2345 Nevada Ave., room 127

Cost: $85

Bring: Closed-toe shoes, an apron, a towel and clothes that can get dirty

Note: Parents must sign a release

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