Holiday Harvest
posted in arts [more from this topic] by prettymudwomen on Tuesday, November 3rd at 09:28 AM.
The Houston Potters Guild Shop and Gallery will hold its first annual Holiday Harvest, Nov. 6-7 from 10-8 p.m. at its new home, CAMEO House, 1701 Dunlavy St. The potters have invited some of their friends to join them in offering a fabulous collection of pottery, clay ornaments, weaving, jewelry, silkscreened items, award-winning paintings, photography and an added treat (this weekend only) - homemade culinary treats, such as spiced pecans, cookies, preserves and fruitcakes that are actually scrumptous. These are sure to delight your taste buds this holiday season. We are now ushering in 30 years in business! If you have not visited our shop, please come see what has led Houstonians, out-of-towners and international visitors to us. Business hours are Tuesday-Saturday, 10-6 p.m. 713-528-7687. houstonpotters.com or cameohouston.org
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