Pewabic classes inspire kids
The historic Pewabic Pottery of Detroit is hosting a summer camp
teaching kids sculpture and pottery as well as different cultures from
around the world.
The historic Pewabic Pottery of Detroit is hosting a summer camp teaching kids sculpture and pottery as well as different cultures from around the world.
According to the story:
Through Aug. 5, up to a dozen children, ages 6-12, will be exploring
the history and culture of various nations at the Passport to Pottery
summer camp. It’s held weekday mornings under a tent in the courtyard
of historic Pewabic Pottery, founded in 1903.
Click here for more.
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