September 19 -March 18

Rising in Fire brings together the work of 14 accomplished Georgia artists who are carrying forward the demanding and dynamic tradition of wood-fired ceramics.

3/7 Fairy House Mugs

3/7 Give it a Whirl

3/12 Evening Wheel Throwing Series

3/14 Beginning Wheel Throwing

3/18 Handbuilding Series Starts

4/7 Daytime Wheel Throwing

And more…..

March 25 - September 14

The exhibition examines the cultural threads behind Southern face vessels, highlighting connections to African and German ceramic traditions and the important role of Edgefield, South Carolina, in shaping the form in the 19th century.

Opening Reception on Friday, April 3rd 5:30-7:30 featuring a Curator Talk by Dr. John Burrison at 6:30.

This membership is designed for experienced ceramic artists who can work independently and safely in a shared studio environment.

Open Studio will begin on January 10 with a New Member Orientation.

Do you love history? Do you enjoy engaging with visitors and sharing stories that bring the past to life? We are seeking enthusiastic volunteers to train as docents for the Folk Pottery Museum, the Sautee Nacoochee History Museum, and the African American Heritage Cabin.

The 18th Annual Folk Pottery will be held on Saturday, September 5th, 2026 10am-4pm.

Join us for 55+ Artist Vendors, Demonstrations, Live Music, Food Trucks and More!