Upcoming Studio & Community Events
Visit Natchez Coffee and purchase a handmade piece of pottery made by local artists to raise money for the Humane Society. All monies raised go to the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society building fund.
This month's Potter's Social will be at Natchez Coffee on Franklin Street.
Studio members offer their work for sale at the Mama Mia sale. Held one week before Mother's Day. Come pick out a beautiful handmade piece of pottery for your Mom, a wedding gift, birthday gift, or for yourself! Natchez Clay currently only holds two gallery sales each year, so don't miss out. The next one isn't until December!
Join us for a fun week-long hands-on workshop in beautiful Natchez. Daily demos are followed by intense work sessions. We have arranged special rates for hotel and B&B accommodations for this week. For more details, click here.
Wheel class for teens age 12 and up. Only 10 spots available, so register early.
News
Our February Empty Bowls Sale raised more than $10,000 for the Natchez Community Stewpot. We were blessed with beautiful weather that drew over 240 people to the grounds of Natchez Clay to enjoy some delicious gumbo while overlooking the river.
Local potters donated over 300 bowls for participants to choose from. It was quite impressive to see them all displayed. Thanks to all the potters who worked so hard to get the bowls made in time for the event. They were beautiful.
A special thanks to Johnny Hicks and Benny Jeansonne for the delicious gumbo. Thanks also to everyone who donated a piece for the silent auction or raffle and to Robert Rasberry for supplying us with some great music that day. And thanks to everyone who purchased a ticket and came out to enjoy the beautiful day with us. Natchez Clay and everyone at the Community Stewpot appreciate you!
Empty Bowls ticket sales are on!
See the our fundraiser featured in the Natchez Democrat click here
By Donna Jones
Published Wednesday, August 6, 2008
The Natchez Democrat
It's hard to believe I'm thinking about Christmas in the 100 degree plus temperatures this week. But every time we have a kiln opening at Natchez Clay, it's like Christmas for me. Read more...
By Vershal Hogan | The Natchez Democrat
Published Saturday, July 12, 2008
NATCHEZ - After five years under the guiding hand of Natchez pottery godfather Conner Burns, Natchez Clay has some new hands at the wheel. Read more...