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Looking for a way to entertain children and teenagers during the Easter Holidays?
In this three day Easter Pottery Camp running from Sunday 13th to Tuesday 15th April at Bó Studios in Dundalk, young people will have the chance to try their hand at the pottery wheel, creating both functional and sculptural pieces in clay.
They’ll also get to paint and decorate their creations, turning their artistic ideas into tangible works of art.
With sessions tailored for different age groups: 10.00am to 12.00pm for ages 5-9 and 2.00pm to 4.00pm for ages 10-14.
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The cost is €120 for the full three-day experience.
Spaces are limited, so book early to secure a spot in this hands-on creative adventure!
The workshop will take place at Bó Studios, No.6 Jocelyn Street, Dundalk.
See www.antain.ie for more information and to book a place on this exciting course.
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