This sale includes works by approximately 75 artists. The sale is generally held during the weekend after Mother's Day . Clayton College hosts the sale in the Clayton Program Building at 3801 Martin Luther King Blvd . Holly Himes, the PFP coordinator, and Diana Bohn have put together a wonderful collection of donors. Silver Springs, Ohio Special thanks goes out to Mary Chapman , the original Potter for Peace, for making this area a thriving center for PFP activity.
Wonderful refreshments are always available.
The sale is hosted by Mary at 610 Livermore Street in Yellow Springs. If you would like to participate by donating work to the sale, Mary begins arranging the sale in early November. The PFP booth sports a variety of activities. In 1994 we sponsored a large panel discussion, a broad ranging slide show, and a clay resist demonstration by two women from the Pottery Collective at Ducuale Grande. Of course, every other year we put on a PFP Pottery Exhibition.