We at Warm Stone Pottery Studio believe strongly in the power of community and are committed to contributing in as many ways as we can.

Some of the ways Warm Stone Studio makes a difference are . . .

Warm Stone Studio has for several years done pottery demonstrations at the Hollis Old Home Days event.  We hope to continue that tradition giving the local community an opportunity to see in person the beauty of creating in clay.

Warm Stone Studio is happy to do pottery demonstrations for children's and teen's community groups such as Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts and, Boy & Girls Club of America.  Giving younger people an opportunity to experience and see how the ceramic process works gives them a chance to see how art can be part of daily life and not just a painting in a museum.  If you have a group that would be interested in a pottery demonstration and tour of the studio please call or email Leslie at the studio.

Bowl-A-Thon 2005

Warm Stone Studio is very happy and excited to host it's first annual Bowl-A-Thon.  Students, members and local potters alike are invited to participate.  The event will be held at:

Warm Stone Studio
October 22nd, 2005
12:00 - 5:00 pm

Warm Stone Studio will provide all materials including clay, glaze and firings for the bowls which will all be donated to the Nashua Soup Kitchen & Shelter (NSKS) for their February, 2006 Empty Bowls Event.  Bowls can be wheel thrown, handbuilt, functional or sculptural.    Refreshments will be served as well to keep up our potting strength.

RSVP by October 15th to leslie@warmstonestudio.com.

Please come and participate in this truly worthy cause.  All of your efforts and creativity will directly benefit NSKS, an organization that serves such a vital function in our community and needs the support of us all.  If you are unable to participate in the Warm Stone Studio Bowl-A-Thon, then please consider attending the Empty Bowls event this coming February and take home your very own handmade bowl.  Information for the event can be found at the Nashua Soup Kitchen & Shelter website www.nsks.org.

Grumman Fly In

In February we hosted a gathering of New England pilots from the American Yankee Association or AYA.  Though brave enough to defy death by flying through the air at great speeds, somehow a little clay frightened many of these intrepid souls.  There were a few notable exceptions (hoorah Peter & Barbara . . . your pots are ready to be glazed!) and a good time was had by all anyway.