Hello Everyone,
The next Louisville Clay Meeting will be held on Wednesday, June 29th, at 7:00 pm.
Where- The Chapel of St Philip on 236 Woodbine St, Louisville KY 40208
It is on the corner of Floyd and Woodbine in Old Louisville.
We thought the Chapel would be a fun place to introduce the the return of
the Bourbon Bottle and Shot Glass Show.
To open the meeting Mike Veach will give small talk on "The History of
Bottled Bourbon." Mike Veach is a historian with The Filson Historical
Society, and is their residential bourbon historian.
Linda Bowman will give us a report on the Home Thrown, Home Grown
sale this year.
Christeena Gallahue will present the "Glaze Calculator", a new
product she has developed. It converts glaze recipe percentages into the
correct gram weight. More information, along with a video, can be seen at
www.GlazeCal.com. We have such a talented group!
Link from Mudworks said she would be glad to bring any orders anyone
has to the meeting. Let her know: 1-859-389-9681. KY Mudworks is celebrating their 10th year
and Link would like to address the group.
Matt Hanekamp will talk about the possibility of having a farmer's market type
event, except for artists. He has been in discussion with the city about this and would
like to get our input.
I hope everyone can make it,
J-D Schall (speaking for the Board)
Introduction
Louisville Clay has over 100 members. We are a diversified group of ceramic artists from hobbyists to professionals. Throughout the year there are many events, meetings, and workshops sponsored by Louisville Clay, which are open to our members and the public.
For your convenience, anything on the blog that is in light blue is a link to an email address, a website or a slide show. On the right hand side there are lists of members' websites, repair resources, a link to our regional supplier, a list of individuals who teach classes and other pertinent information.
If you would like to join us, just download the form and mail it in. Also, you can click on any posters/pictures within the blog to enlarge for better viewing.
Any questions? Just contact us at Louisville Clay.
Thank you for visiting!
For your convenience, anything on the blog that is in light blue is a link to an email address, a website or a slide show. On the right hand side there are lists of members' websites, repair resources, a link to our regional supplier, a list of individuals who teach classes and other pertinent information.
If you would like to join us, just download the form and mail it in. Also, you can click on any posters/pictures within the blog to enlarge for better viewing.
Any questions? Just contact us at Louisville Clay.
Thank you for visiting!
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
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