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Collaborations in Clay

Opening Reception: Friday, May 1, 6-8pm
Exhibition on view May 1 - May 31, 2026
Glen Echo Park Popcorn Gallery

The Popcorn Gallery presents Collaborations in Clay 2026, highlighting functional and non-functional artistic ceramic pieces by Glen Echo Pottery instructors and advanced students. The show focuses on the collaboration and interplay between the potters, the clay, the glaze, and the kiln.
One of Glen Echo Pottery’s much-anticipated annual exhibitions, this year's show features work made and fired as part of the ceramics program at Glen Echo Park. Many of the contributing artists will engage with Popcorn Gallery visitors, acting as docents for the pottery program and stewards of Glen Echo Park.
  



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Carousel Day Pottery Sale
​Saturday, May 2, 11am - 5pm
Outside on the Path at Glen Echo Pottery


Stop by on Carousel Day for a special outdoor sale of ceramic works by our students and instructors.  With over 30 potters participating in this sale, it's an excellent opportunity to find Mother's Day presents. 







Drop-in Family Art Making
Saturday, May 2, 11am - 2pm
Outside on the Path at Glen Echo Pottery

Calling all clay-obsessed children of all ages!  
Join us for a free, drop-in art-making activity using air-dry clay.  Stay for 5 minutes or stay for an hour, either way, we guarantee you'll have fun!
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​GLEN ECHO POTTERY
7300 MacArthur Boulevard, ​Glen Echo, MD 20812
Phone: (301) 229-5585
​Email: [email protected]

Glen Echo Pottery is supported in part by funding from the Montgomery County government, the Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County, and from the Maryland State Arts Council.