Quinte Arts Council

The Quinte Arts Council has really spruced up their displays of fine Art and craft recently. If you haven't dropped by for a while, visit their showroom at 36 Bridge Street East in downtown Belleville. Perry has a variety of exciting mugs, cups and bowls on sale for Christmas. The showroom is open Tuesday to Friday from 10 to 4:30. They are closing for the Christmas holidays Friday December 19th and reopening in January.

Sugar Plum Fayre

This Christmas season, Perry Pottery will be at the 3rd Sugar Plum Fayre at 216 Albert Street. The show is one day only: Saturday November 29th from 9 to 4. If you love handmade craft, drop by for some creative gifts.

Next Event

The Belleville Theatre Guild presents Theatre Artists The artists who work behind the scenes are putting on their own show! Join us Saturday September 27 9:30 to 4:00 in the courtyard between the Belleville Public Library and the Pinnacle Playhouse  Paintings  Pottery  Knitting  Felting  Drawings  Jewelry  Crafts  Catered lunch by Two Girls and an Oven inside the Pinnacle Playhouse Need More Info? Email:info@bellevilletheatreguild.ca

Newest Cat Plates

These two plates are drying and will be fired this weekend. After their initial bisque firing, they will be glazed with clear glaze and fired again. Then, the surface will be shiny and ready to be used.

No two are the same, just like cats!

Colour Changes Look of Mug

These two examples are both thrown mugs with the same texture. The green Kiwi mug with the cream interior looks entirely different than the wedgewood blue mug with the metallic exterior. Colour matters.

New Craft Show near Wellington August 25th

In an effort to continue to expand our horizons, we will be exhibiting at Kaleidoscope. This celebration of craft and design will take place Sunday August 25th from 10:00 until 4:30. This craft show will be at the Red Barns near Wellington called The Fields on West Lake, Bloomfield. $2.00 admission. See www.kaleidoscopecraftshow.com

Another Great Year in Picton

Although the morning was rainy and cool, the many dedicated shoppers came to the show in Picton. Many were dressed in raincopats and wellies and carried umbrellas. Thanks to the many hard-working volunteers of the WI in the County for the well-run show.