Open Saturday and Sunday

Playfully functional, hand-built pottery from rich brown clay, glazed with a contrasting bright matte palette. Forms are shaped intuitively and asymmetrically. Decorative patterns are interrupted by stretching and cutting slabs to create vessels. Each pot reserves the unique imperfections of the hand, making it one-of-a-kind. The modernist aesthetic invites the user to experience everyday objects as works of art.

AMY BENNETT

(501) 517-2589
amybennett@gmail.com@gmail.com

Directions: Showing at Rebecca Wind Pottery, 1820 Waterwells Rd., Alfred Station, NY 14803. Look for the yellow mailbox and park anywhere along the driveway.

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Open Saturday and Sunday

I make hand-thrown, high fired pottery. I specialize in functional pieces and dinnerware. I have a wide variety of beautiful colors which are lead free and oven safe. 

KAY BROOKS, 4664 State Route 19 South, Belmont NY 14813  Map Link

(716) 481-4003
potterybykaybrooks@roadrunner.com

Directions: I am located on Route 19 two miles south of Belmont.  Look for brown house with a red metal roof. You can’t miss it.

Open Saturday and Sunday

Predominantly hand thrown and altered porcelain.

STEPHANIE BURDICK

(315) 415-1859
sburdic1@verizon.net

Directions: Showing at Szalc Woodcarving, 5309 Cornelius Rd, Alfred Station, NY 14803. House number is on mailbox. Look for an Allegany Artisan sign and please park in front of the barn.

Open Saturday and Sunday

All my work is one-of-a-kind, decorative as well as functional clay works. I gravitate to classical forms coupled with expressionistic surfaces and glazes. Most are assembled from thrown forms but I will use any method or processes that achieve the ideas I have at the time.

 MARK CORWINE, 2084 State Route 417, Andover, NY 14806  Map Link

(607) 478-8216
mark@markcorwine.com

Directions:  Coming from Wellsville, East on State Route 417, 7/10 of a mile past Elm Valley (County Route 12 intersection) continuing on to Andover.   #2084 House/Studio are on the left side of 417, Clay / Grey color.

Open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday

All of my work is wheel thrown using stoneware or porcelain. Decoration is achieved by hand painting and airbrushing onto the white clay body. All of my pottery is fired to cone 6.

ED GREEN, 2888 Sheridan Ave., Wellsville, NY 14895    Map Link

(585) 808-3282
greenswarepottery@gmail.com

Directions: From intersection of Routes 417 and 19 in Wellsville, (near Tops Market) travel west on Route 417 (.6 miles). Turn left at Shorts gas station. House is on the left, half way up the street.

Open Saturday and Sunday

Functional pottery for everyday use, I enjoy carving and decorating the exterior surface for the glaze to create highlights and shadows on the surface.

KIMBERLY GROSSMAN

(607) 385-1744
kimberlyjgrossman@gmail.com

Directions: Showing at Walker Metalsmiths. Corner of Main St. (NY Rt. 21) and Center Street in the Village of Andover

Open Saturday and Sunday

My functional pottery adds a touch of artistry and warmth to your home. Each piece is individually made with care, showcasing unique textures, earthy tones, and timeless charm. No two pieces are exactly alike - embrace the beauty of handcrafted imperfection!

LAURA HUNSBERGER, 19 North Franklin Street, Wellsville, NY 14895

(585) 610-7229
lkhpottery@gmail.com

Directions: Bright green studio on North Franklin’s dead end, off of Cameron St. in the Village of Wellsville.

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Open Saturday and Sunday

Honest, useful pottery. Colorful and beautiful with some whimsy mixed in. The work is in high-fire stoneware and raku. I will be demonstrating raku firing if the weather permits. This year, I will also be showing encaustic paintings, as well as steampunk ray guns. The ray guns are one-of-a-kind mixed media sculptures.

PETER MIDGLEY, 4070 Niles Hill Road, Wellsville, NY 14895  Map Link

(585) 593-3129
pmidgley14895@gmail.com

Directions: Take State Route 19 into Wellsville, turn west onto West State Street, turn left onto Highland Avenue. Turn right onto Pine Street/Niles Hill Road to a white house in evergreens, 2/3 of a mile on the right.

Open Saturday and Sunday

All of my pottery is wheel thrown and hand carved. I enjoy making unique and useful items for the home, including mugs, bowls, planters, and more!

REBECCA WIND NIGHTINGALE, 1820 Waterwells Rd., Alfred Station, NY 14803 Map Link

(315) 481-6395
rebeccawindpottery@gmail.com

Directions: Look for the yellow mailbox and park anywhere along the driveway.

Open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday

Handcrafted pottery made for your everyday use or special occasions. Delicate designs are captured in porcelain clay and enhanced with food safe glazes

NANCY PETRILLO, 9845 Wesley Road, Houghton, NY 14744  Map Link

(585) 567-8402
AStonesThrowPottery@gmail.com

Directions: At the south end of Houghton on State Route 19, turn up Tucker Hill Road. Go to the “T” meeting Wesley Road (about 2 miles).  My home/studio will be right in front of you.

Open Saturday and Sunday

Geometric ceramic forms are created through mold making and slip casting. Forms originate as folded paper models and are translated into porcelain. An assortment of functional and sculptural pieces.

HANNAH THOMPSETT, 4445 River Street, Scio, NY 14880

(716) 474-3766
hannahthompsett@gmail.com

★ hannahthompsett.com ★ hannahthompsettsculpture

Directions: Turn west on County Route 9 at the light in Scio. House is before you get to the river.

Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday

Terracotta bakeware created from Alfred Shale Clay once owned and used by the former Ludowicci-Celadon Roof Tile Company founded in 1889.  We dig our own shale and with nothing added but water we create an all natural purer red-clay body for a long lasting piece that can withstand decades of heavy baking with a simple instructional card. Pieces that can withstand decades of heavy baking with simple care.

KAREN TUFTY-WISNIEWSKI, 47 South Main Street, PO Box 785, Andover, NY 14806  --  Map Link

(607) 478-5150
karentufty@gmail.com

Directions: On Route 21, which is Main Street in Andover, NY. Next to Steve’s Gas N Grub Hub.

Open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday

My clay work ranges from Raku to stoneware. Art pots and wall sculptures for decorative enjoyment and functional pottery for use. The potter’s wheel, hand-building, and sculpture techniques are used to make each piece. Visit my studio so I can share what’s new!

MARSHA VAN VLACK, 678 County Route 19, Whitesville, NY 14897 - Map Link

(607) 356-3414
marshavanvlack@gmail.com

Directions: Travel east on Route 248 through Whitesville. When 248 makes a sharp left, go straight on County Road 19 for 1 mile. Studio is on the left.