FPM Exhibits and Events
CURRENT EXHIBIT
The Men Won't Tell Us Anything
April 4 - Oct 3, 2022
The Folk Pottery Museum of Northeast Georgia is proud to present "The Men Won't Tell Us Anything": Women of Georgia Folk Pottery (Born 1950s – Today). This exhibit is the second and final installment of the series highlighting women in folk pottery.
The show features a range of wares from churns and jars to bunnies and face jugs. In total, the exhibit highlights ten women, all located in Northeast Georgia. Many of the women featured came to pottery through their fathers or husbands. Although their male counterparts may experience more canonical success, these women are undoubtedly important to Georgia folk pottery.
Potters included in the exhibit include Kathy Meaders, Treva Meaders Patterson, Anita Meaders, Annette Meaders Boswell, Mary Meaders Adams, Abby Turpin Ramsey, Lucille Winkler, Dolly Hogan, and Jamie Ferguson. Additionally, Suzanne Reese Johnston serves as a pottery advocate for this exhibit.
PAST EXHIBITS
EVENTS
The 14th Annual Folk Pottery & Arts Festival will be held Saturday, September 3rd, 2022 from 9am
to 4pm (note earlier start time).
Applications for vendors now open. See application below for more information. Contact
Meghan Gerig at mgerig@snca.org for questions or concerns.
Online Vendor Application
Printable Vendor Application
From the PERMANENT COLLECTION
Left: R V (Russell Vann) DELAY (signed using his maker's mark stamp) Jackson (now Barrow) County, ca. 1870
Right: Figural rooster, Edwin Meaders, White County
Folk Pottery Museum recommended in the travel website
“Little Known Appalachian Towns You Should Absolutely Visit”
Nacoochee Mound Native American Bowl
This ceramic bowl was excavated in 1916 by the Smithsonian Institution and the Heye Foundation
(Museum of the American Indian) from the Nacoochee Indian mound.
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Include SNC in your visit
Nestled in the Appalachian foothills of Northeast Georgia, the Sautee Nacoochee Community Association is a
non-profit organization dedicated to nurturing creativity and protecting the natural and historical resources of the Sautee and Nacoochee Valleys
and surrounding area.
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