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A Brooklyn pottery studio where kids paint ready-made ceramic pieces, try hand-building and the wheel, and make mosaics. It also runs after-school clay classes, school-break and summer camps, and parties.
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Reservations required for walk-in painting
Priced per piece or class; reservations required
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Ages 2–17.
Priced per piece or class; reservations required
Reservations required for walk-in painting
188 5th Avenue, 11217, in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
Yes. The Painted Pot is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by The Painted Pot: paintedpot.com, or call (718) 768-8379.
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