Ed and Gloria opening night at the Gala
The opening night of the Celebration of Seagrove Potters.. "the hottest ticket in town" as quoted from John Chappel of The Pilot, the Celebration Gala opened this years pottery weekend with lots of smiles and happiness. The music played, bellies were full, people talked and laughed, and pots were touched and taken home. What more can anyone ask for? Life is fleeting and it is moments like these that are cherished and remembered. O.k. I know I am sounding like hallmark, but life can get complicated and we need to remember to take a step back and recognize how wonderful it is to be alive and be with people that are mighty fine.
Playing below is the Joe Robinson Jazz Band. They were great.
Plenty of space at the Luck's Cannery for people to sit around and talk, enjoy their food, and energize their bodies for pottery shopping.
Benjamin and Bonnie Burns of Great White Oak Gallery and Lisa (Bonnie's daughter). Bonnie was one of the potters that worked ongoing this year to put on the Celebration.
Customers and potters were engaged all evening long, here is Crystal King on the left
Michael Mahan on left, from the Ground Up
David and Mary Farrel of Westmoore Pottery
Benjamin Burns of Great White Oak Gallery and Milly McCanless of Dover Pottery.
We are busily getting ready for our December 4 kiln opening! We are mixing glazes today, gluing rings on vases, as well as drawing spiders and drawing ants!!! ...And at 3:00pm there is the clean-up at the Historic Luck's Cannery.
a few more Celebration images to come.....
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