• Kids come with an adult to courses, and both are participants, so buy a place for each of you
• Pieces need kiln firing, so plan a second trip to collect them; party pieces are kept for up to two months
• English or German teaching is available on every course, so kids can follow along without Slovak

Ceramicist Renáta Makarová runs this clay studio from her family house. A parent and child sign up together, model pieces from their own ideas and learn shaping and decorating techniques, then glaze them in a later session. Every piece is fired twice in the studio kiln, so it is collected afterward. Kids' birthday parties here center on clay modeling, followed by games and a disco.