🎨 Mugs, Marshmallows & Memories: Cozy Kids’ Ceramics Party Coming to Dunlap

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🎨 Mugs, Marshmallows & Memories: Cozy Kids' Ceramics Party Coming to Dunlap

Smalltown Ceramics in Dunlap is bringing fall fun indoors with a special kids’ cocoa and ceramics painting event designed to blend creative expression with seasonal comfort. For families in the area looking for an indoor activity that doubles as a keepsake craft, this October gathering offers a chance to paint, sip, and celebrate together.

🎭 What to Expect

On Saturday, October 24, from 12:00 to 6:00 PM, young artists ages 4 to 15 (and older painters welcome) can paint their own ceramic mug with fall or Halloween designs. The $20 per painter price includes access to a hot cocoa bar complete with marshmallows, whipped cream, and sprinkles, plus cookies and treats. The studio will feature cozy fall music and creative energy, with each painter receiving a special surprise to take home. πŸŽƒβ˜•

πŸ“ Location & Reservations

Smalltown Ceramics is located at 15875 Rankin Avenue in Dunlap. Because seating is limited, the studio recommends calling ahead at (423) 713-8778 to reserve a spot. This advance notice helps ensure the team can prepare the studio and materials for each group. πŸ“ž

πŸ’‘ Why This Matters for Local Families

Seasonal events like this give families a structured, affordable way to spend time together while creating something lasting. Painted mugs become keepsakes-reminders of an afternoon spent making memories. For kids, the combination of hands-on art, warm refreshments, and a welcoming studio environment creates the kind of low-pressure creative space where confidence grows. 🌟

Smalltown Ceramics handles the glazing and kiln firing after the event, so families don’t need to worry about the technical side-just the fun of painting and enjoying the moment together.

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