08/31/2026
CLAY, CAMP & A WHOLE LOT OF CREATING
This summer, our campers in Baton Rouge and New Orleans went deeper.
We raised the camp age slightly, traded a long list of smaller activities for a few bigger projects and gave everyone more time to plan, experiment and develop their ideas.
They started with the fundamentals — slipping and scoring, pinch pots, coil construction and sculpture — then took those skills into projects that were more detailed, more ambitious and straight out of their own imaginations.
We couldn't be more proud! These campers started as beginners and left as confident potters. That’s exactly what we want BellyFire to be: a place where people get enough guidance to start, enough freedom to experiment and enough time to surprise themselves.
MORE THAN ONE WAY TO GET YOUR HANDS DIRTY.
01 — PAINT SOMETHING YOUR OWN
At BellyFire, come pick a piece from the shelf, choose your colors, and make it yours. We’ll have the glaze, tools, and guidance ready. Come with a plan or figure it out once you sit down.
02 — TRY CLAY
Take a wheel class with us, try a one-time experience, or spend a few weeks building your skills in a series.
You don’t need to know what you’re doing before you arrive. No experience required!
03 — BRING YOUR PEOPLE
Birthdays, family gatherings, team outings, bachelorettes, and celebrations are better when everyone gets to make something.
We host private pottery painting and wheel events for groups.
SCHOOL’S IN SESSION. CLAY IS HERE TO STAY!
Summer camp may be over, but we liked what happened when kids had uninterrupted time to make — so we’re bringing that energy into the school year.
School break camps are coming back, starting with Thanksgiving.
Expect hands-on clay projects, plenty of room to experiment, and the same mix of guidance and creative freedom that made summer so much fun!
Thanksgiving Camp is shaping up to be a good one.
Keep an eye out for dates and registration details.
HEAR IT FROM ANGELICA.
BellyFire started with a belief that making things with your hands can change the way you spend time — with yourself, with your kids, with your friends, and with your community.
In this video, Angelica shares the story behind BellyFire, what the name means, and why creating spaces for people to slow down and make something still matters to us.
WATCH ANGELICA’S STORY →
COME MAKE SOMETHING AMAZING
Paint pottery.
Take a class.
Plan a party.
Bring your people.
BellyFire Studios
Baton Rouge + New Orleans
Creation > Consumption
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