“If you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind gift, the Ohio Craft Museum is the place to shop,” commented museum director Betty Talbott. “Every item in our holiday sale is individually crafted by an artist from Ohio or across the country.” 
 
The museum is kicking off the shopping event with a free public reception on Sunday, November 3, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Guests will have the first chance to purchase one-of-a-kind and limited-edition gifts while the selection is at its peak. Refreshments will be served. During “Gifts of the Craftsmen,” the museum will open special holiday hours for extended shopping opportunities: Monday–Saturday, 10:00 am–5:00 pm; Sunday, 1:00 pm–4:00 pm. New this year: open Thursdays until 8:00 pm.
 
The Ohio Craft Museum is located at 1665 West Fifth Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43212. Admission and parking are free.  See our website www.ohiocraft.org. The Ohio Craft Museum is owned and operated by Ohio Designer Craftsmen and receives ongoing funding from the Greater Columbus Arts Council, Ohio Arts Council and the Columbus Foundation.

Press Release from the Ohio Craft Museum

Interested in other events that include my work?

I will be teaching a wood carving workshop at Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts October 18-24, 2020. If you are looking to combine your ceramics with wood this is a perfect workshop for you!

Joe Pinder and I are having fun Slinging mud, or rather sharing pottery making demos while selling art at stop number 3 on the self guided pottery tour. We are open all day today and Sunday.Keep in mind that 20 dirty hands is always the 3rd weekend of October to increase your chances of enjoying the beautiful fall colors of Galena while also enjoying pottery.

Ps. The pictures below are images of my newest pottery made in my new Milwaukee Studio. These will be exclusively for sale in Galena, IL...but don't worry I will probably make more in November for my online shop. I would love to hear what color and forms are your favorite!

Then come out to Galena, IL enjoy the changing of the tree colors with a beautiful country roads, and the 20 Dirty Hands Pottery Tour.
I will have my work including the newest pots made out of my Milwaukee studio that are colorful. I am at the Pinder Pottery Location.

We are open:

Check out more info about the pottery tour by clicking the button below:

This pottery tour includes 7 stops at 7 artists studios in the Galena area that are not always open to the public. Each of these studios invited guest artists like myself to be a part of the pottery tour. I will be at stop #3 at Pinder Pottery. Ps...it's right on the down town stretch. Grab some coffee down town and start your pottery tour with me;) 

​Ps. you will have have the first hand opportunity to buy work from my most recent wood firings and my newer electric fired pots.

Add this event to your calendar if you like pottery, and want a fun town to
explore while the leaves are changing color. 
Click the button below to find out more information about the
​2019 20 Dirty Hands Pottery Tour.