September 11-13, 2026

Theresa Arrison

Theresa Arrison

I use wheel throwing and slip casting techniques to make a wide variety of ceramic housewares.

Yellow Bird Pottery

Yellow Bird Pottery

Wheel thrown pottery fired to cone 6. Black slip is carved away to reveal designs, sgraffit.

HK Ceramics

HK Ceramics

Organic form sculptural and functional ceramics that incorporate Raku and wood firing.

Gall’s Gallery

Gall’s Gallery

Collaborative Raku-fired ceramic torsos and vessels, carved to evoke movement and reverence.

Galaxyclay

Galaxyclay

Wheel thrown vessel & mug painted with underglaze, fired at cone 6. Suncatcher accented with luster.

Cuylerfarm

Cuylerfarm

All of my ceramic work is original and hand built. I use both low fire and mid-range fire clays.

Carrot Flower Creative

Carrot Flower Creative

I work in mid-range stoneware, celebrating both natural forms and traditionally feminine patterning.

Ashley B Artisticworks

Ashley B Artisticworks

Wheel thrown porcelain pottery with a focus on functional art through monochromatic sgraffito.

Melanie Thompson Artware

Melanie Thompson Artware

LF clay Slab,handbuilt,handcast Mult.layers hand app. pigments/glazes Orig.artwork/sgraffito Burnish

Green Collar Guy Designs

Green Collar Guy Designs

Hand formed. Cement + perlite material. Glass and stone inlays for designs. Cement stains for color.

Sys Johnston

Sys Johnston

I use river rocks, acrylic paint and clay to create one of a kind pieces, incorporating humor.

Scheumack Broom Company

Scheumack Broom Company

All wood are locally. They are 100% natural and the brush fiber we get directly from farmers.

JWT Gnome

JWT GNOME

I make art to connect. Nature infuses my artwork. I use rocks, flowers, and branches to create unique art.

Insectworks

Insectworks

High-relief compositions of paper, film & canvas. Ink & acrylic paint. Hand drawn & hand cut.