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Peter Woytuk
Peter Woytuk:Peter Woytuk has a range of styles that explore the sense bring a sense of reality to his work. Over the years he has experimented with life size sculpture. He was described by the International Herald Tribune as "the greatest animal sculptor of the...
The NC Pottery Center
In 1998, the North Carolina Pottery Center was established in Seagrove NC in order to promote public awareness and appreciation of the history, heritage, and ongoing tradition of pottery making in North Carolina. Since then, their opening, they have been able to do...
NEW VIRTUAL CLASS!
Join us as we delve into yet another view of Native American Basket Weaving, with Master Basket Weaver Pat Cheadle, of Winston Salem NC. In our previous video, Ms. Pat showed us the basics of making a pine needle basket. These baskets and the video are still available...
A Theater Near You
Musical and Theatrical Events in our Communities Local theaters have been supporting their communities for many years, bringing music and cultural experiences to everyone, while bringing opportunities for schools, musicians, artists and community organizations to...
Seagrove Wood Fire Potters Studio Exhibit
The Randolph Arts Guild and the Sara Smith Self Gallery Present: The Seagrove Wood Fire NC Pottery Studio Exhibit Each year the Seagrove Wood Fire Potters come together to host their annual Seagrove Wood Fire NC Weekend Pottery Tour. Though these wonderfully talented...
Events @Zimmerman Vineyards
Look What's Happening at Zimmerman Vineyards June Events Songwriter Sundays introduce new singer/songwriters who for-the-most-part evolved out of two genres: Tin Pan Alley pop (Carole King and Randy Newman) and post-Dylan folk music (Joni Mitchell, James Taylor,...
Gallery Improvement Update
We're happy to announce improvements to the Sara Smith Self Gallery, which includes new plaster and paint for the gallery walls. We would like to thank the Sara Smith Self Foundation for their generous contribution and support which made these improvements possible....
Daniel Johnston Pottery
DANIEL JOHNSTON POTTERY Daniel Johnston lives on a 10-acre property he purchased when he was sixteen with cash that he’d saved for a Ford Mustang. Daniel learned the craft from legendary North Carolina potters Nell Cole Graves (1908–1997) and Mark Hewitt. Further...
Ben Owen Pottery
BEN OWEN III Ben Owen III is an American potter born and raised in Seagrove, NC who uses wood firing techniques for making functional and decorative pottery.Tracing his roots to area potters from the 1700s, this sixth-generation potter learned from his family roots....
From The Ground Up Pottery
MICHAEL MAHAN Michael Mahan was a newspaper reporter—albeit with some N.C. State and Montgomery Community College ceramics class experience—when he and Jane Braswell left The Courier-Tribune in Asheboro to continue their studies. They opened Wild Rose Pottery...
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