The Potters Guild Hosts a Spring Show

The Potters Guild Hosts a Spring Show

A diverse community of enthusiastic clay artists comes together for their spring show--just in time for Mother's Day and graduation gift-giving.

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Celebrate Spring at the Annual Potters Guild Sale, May 1st–May 3rd


“Clay requires patience. As a ceramic artist, I must give the clay and process time for my ideas and vision to be realized.” –Jean Adams, The Potters Guild

“Clay requires patience. As a ceramic artist, I must give the clay and process time for my ideas and vision to be realized.” –Jean Adams, The Potters Guild
Wallingford’s The Potters Guild is a diverse community of clay artists sharing a love of clay and exploring its power to connect and communicate since 1964. The Potter’s Guild annual spring sale offering handcrafted functional and decorative pottery opens in the Duke Gallery at the Community Arts Center, in Wallingford, with a preview party, 6:30-8:30 p.m on Thursday, April 30th, It is $5 admission. Party attendees get first dibs on the original pottery made by 27 professional guild members. Refreshments will be served along with complimentary wine and non-alcoholic beverages.

The sale continues all weekend long from May 1st to 3rd. Hours are Friday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission and parking are free and the Duke Gallery is handicapped accessible.

Shoppers will be treated to an eclectic collection of pottery, some of which will have been fired in the Community Arts Center’s wood kiln, created by the skilled ceramicists of The Potters Guild. Paul Downie, Executive Director of CAC, said “Every year we truly look forward to the Guild’s Spring Sale. Shoppers will have a great selection of colors and textures in the ceramics being sold due to the various firing processes that CAC offers. This is a fun opportunity to pick up one-of-a-kind gifts for Mother’s Day and graduations, or just something unique, handcrafted and special for yourself. The artists put a great deal of love and personality into each piece!”

View the artists and their work who make up The Potters Guild here.

The Potters Guild Hosts a Spring Show

Special Succulent Potting Opportunity

Saturday, May 2nd, 12pm-2pm.
For the second year, the guild will host a plants and pottery event. Attendees receive a free houseplant with the purchase of a pot made by one of the artists and pot their plants on site on the patio at the Arts Center. Technical assistance, soil, and other additional supplies are provided at no additional charge. Pot prices vary by artist and size. This event is sponsored by Kimberly Armstrong of the William Holder Realty Team.

The Potters Guild is a nonprofit artists guild with a studio located at the Community Arts Center, 414 Plush Mill Road in Wallingford, Pennsylvania.

For more information on The Potters Guild, visit ThePottersGuild.com.

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