Dear Highland Parkers,

We still need volunteers--we need your help and the help of anyone else that you know who may be interested!

We're currently seeking volunteers for our popular and exciting upcoming Highland Park Pottery Tour. The Tour will take place on December 9 and 10, 2017, from 11am to 5pm. The volunteer shifts are *10am-2pm and 1pm-5/5:30pm.* If you're interested in volunteering, please let me know your availability on those days. If not, please let me know if anyone you know might be interested, or forward this email along to them.

Scroll down for more info, and please let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks so much, and I hope to work with you soon!

Best,

Raiona

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Visit the homes and studios of five Highland Park potters and the Union Project Ceramics Co-op. Meet the artists, enjoy refreshments, and buy local artwork for the holidays!

The Highland Park Pottery Tour is an intimate experience that welcomes guests right into artist homes. Art lovers and artists mingle in studios and living rooms, discuss ceramics techniques together, and share snacks at kitchen counters. You’ll experience Highland Park in a whole new way, as you walk from cozy stop to cozy stop.

The Highland Park Pottery Tour features the work of:

• Joseph Delphia with guest artists Scott Cornish and Talon Smith

• Stephanie Flom with guest artists Kyle Houser and Holly Van Dine

• Jeff Guerrero with guest artists Dacey Haughwout and Jolie Valentine

• Keith Hershberger with guest artists Mark Arnold and Amanda Wolf

• Jenna Vanden Brink with guest artists Reiko Yamamoto, Bryce Hemington, and The Glastonbury Collective (Anna Burke, Alec Smith, and Sean VandenBrink) 

• Union Project with Ceramics Co-op members

For full details and a map, visit the Highland Park Pottery Tour website at http://highlandparkpotterytour.com/

Highland Park Pottery Tour is sponsored by 90.5 WESA, 91.3 WYEP


Raiona Gaydos

Community Program Coordinator

Union Project
801 N. Negley Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15206

412.363.4550 x 221

Union Project uses the arts to bridge gaps between communities.

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