Holly Jolly pottery sales and Gallery Exhibit

The Black Mountain Center for the Arts 

225 West State St.

invites the public to visit upstairs 

for the Pottery Sales Showroom

 and the Pottery Gallery Exhibit.

Student potters are happy to sell their work, which is diverse, beautiful, and economical!

Year after year this is a great venue, and offers refreshments as well!

No matter what the weather outside may be, from 5-8 pm on Friday, December 5, 2014, this is an important stop in the holiday party that Black Mountain throws once a year.  

Other shops may have interesting holiday goods, but this is the place for pottery!  Walk through the streets, but save space for our nibbles, as well as the fun of picking some gifts for others (or yourself!)  

All showroom sales contribute 50% to the Center for the Arts.

Visit BMCA home page HERE.

Welcome to BMCA

Gale Jackson, Director of Black Mountain Center for the Arts, has a welcoming smile for visitors to the center.  The web site will let you know when and what is happening there!  http://blackmountainarts.org/wp/

Where pottery can be purchased

A small display of student's and teacher's pottery is available to purchase in the office of Black Mountain Center for the Arts.  Several students and teachers also have their  pottery for sale on their own web pages, through FaceBook, Etsy and blogs, or in the shops around Black Mountain.

BMCA Office

The office at Black Mountain Center for the arts has a welcoming smile from our Program Coordinator, Jessica Klarp.  She's who to talk to when signing up for classes in the Clay Studio!