All are welcome to explore the fascinating world of folk pottery! Admission is free for visitors, children, and families to the festival, the Folk Pottery Museum and other areas.

Northeast Georgia folk potters will be set-up in the Historic Gym where festival goers may talk with them and enjoy the fascinating pottery that they create and sell. Visitors will be able to cast their vote for their favorite piece made by a local folk potter. Heritage art vendors will display and sell their wares on the lawn of the SNC campus. Also, visitors can participate in the festival's fundraising raffle to win pieces created by festival artists.

Festival goers are encouraged to visit the Museum where live potting demonstrations will be done throughout the day. Roger Corn: Folk Art Pottery is the featured exhibition in the Folk Pottery Museum. It highlights the colorful and unusual works of Roger Corn of Lula, GA.

Historic slave cabin
Additionally, the Heritage Site and the Cultural Center, located on the SNC campus, will welcome visitors. About the Heritage SiteThe Heritage Site features a restored slave cabin from the northeast Georgia mountains and a blacksmith shop built on site. Both will be staffed, with a blacksmith demonstrating on an open forge.

gallery shops
In the Cultural Center, festival goers may visit the local history museum and two gallery shops, which feature the work of artists in a variety of media who live within fifty miles. The gallery shops will present the Mixed Media Masterpieces show. Paintings by three award-winning plein air artists will be on display and available for sale.

Local musicians will gather for an old-time music jam on the Outdoor Stage.

Date:
September 2, 2023

Time:
10:00am to 4:00pm

Location:
Sautee Nacoochee Cultural Center, 283 Highway 255
Sautee Nacoochee, GA 30571

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