Light up your child's imagination with this 8 week session of gloopy gloppy fun with Creative Fire's clay enrichment class, after school at Mariposa!

Rich Mudge and Joanne Horton Began Creative Fire as an open to the public clay studio in Calabasas, California 12 years ago. The studio hosted both adult and children’s clay courses that included hand building and wheel throwing at all temperatures. The studio was unique in that they reinvented a traditional approach to ceramics that was hip, edgy, current, and dynamic. Other than the Color Me Mines, privately owned bisque ware painting shops, and community colleges, there wasn’t much the community offered as far as clay classes go. And even at that, many of the community colleges only offered high fire, with traditional cone10 glazes.

Creative Fire Studio