11/04/2023
Pottery aficionados know this long-running show is the place to go for new pieces by some of the country’s best artists working in clay. This year, the festival was voted one of the top 20 arts events for November by the Southeast Tourism Society. Catch firing demos throughout the day (every 30 minutes), and on the Friday before the exhibition, check out the “Clay Olympics,” a contest amongst the artists to see who can “throw down” the hardest. » Sylva Park Bridge, Railroad Ave.; Saturday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; $5; wncpotteryfest@gmail.com; www.wncpotteryfestival.com