Oregon Convention Center
On MAX Light Rail line
777 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Portland, Oregon
Directions and Transportation 

April 30th, May 1st, and 2nd 2010
-- Free event admission --

Doors open 10-9 Friday and Saturday, 10-5 on Sunday  
(Opening Events, Friday 5 - 9 PM)

The nations largest show and sale of pottery, sculpture, garden art, home accessories and other works in clay exhibited in 150+ booths!

This year's show has new features to delight, inspire and educate.

• LARGE GALLERY featuring the finest work of professional ceramic artists from Oregon and southwest Washington.
• LOBBY - This year our lobby display will have an Animal Theme.
• INTERIORS DISPLAY  Beautiful ceramic objects displayed in designer home environments.
• $50 Gift Certificates to be given away throughout the Showcase weekend. Three each on Friday and Saturday and two on Sunday. The certificates may be redeem for $50 off any pottery purchase at showcase.
• LIVE MUSIC Music for your enjoyment on the main stage, Friday 7-9pm .
• DEMONSTRATIONS  Nationally recognized potters demonstrate their clay techniques each day
• OREGON WINE TASTING A selection of Oregon wines will be available for tasting. 
• CLAY AREA FOR ADULTS Potters’ wheels and tables for hand building with experienced teachers are available for grown-up visitors to Showcase.
• CHILDREN'S CLAY PLAY AREA  Lots of supervised fun for clay-loving kids.
• EDUCATIONAL DISPLAYS Schools and colleges will present information about ceramics programs available in our area.
• HIGH SCHOOL CERAMIC ARTS GALLERY
• ENTRANCE INSTALLATION - This year our entrance installation will focus on Music for the Garden
• SCULPTURE GARDEN displaying fine sculpture from premiere Northwest Artists
• 150+ booths of diverse, spectacular ceramic objects for the home, garden and office
• Group booth displaying work from 18 emerging artists
• Central Sales, Holding Area and Package Pick-up Assistance

-- Free event admission --

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