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The largest outdoor ceramic festival only 2 hours from Ottawa

A whirl of creativity and family fun – The perfect summer escape!☀️

The largest outdoor ceramic festival only 2 hours from Ottawa

Artisanal bowls. Right: Ceramic outdoor market.

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Looking for a cultural escape in the charming Quebec countryside? The 1001 Pots festival is your must-visit summer destination, where the beauty of ceramics meets a breathtaking natural setting.

Each year, the festival gathers over 100 talented ceramists, from seasoned pros to rising stars. Their stunning works and techniques captivate both enthusiasts and newcomers. Whether you're looking to explore a new craft or enjoy the perfect family day trip, the festival offers workshops and training sessions for all levels.

Dive in and get your hands dirty with a variety of hands-on activities. Adults can enjoy a wheel-throwing introductory course, while children can explore their creativity in a handbuilding class. For a more immersive experience, try an intensive day of handbuilding and throwing, or the unique wild plant gathering and floral creation workshop. These engaging opportunities make the event educational, interactive, and perfect for a memorable family outing.

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And that’s not all! The festival features a rich tapestry of cultural activities. Enjoy afternoons filled with jazz music, puppet shows, and performances that celebrate the vibrant local culture. It’s a wonderful way to support local artists and feel a deeper connection to the community.

1001 Pots

When: July 5 to August 18, 2024 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Where: Val-David, QC

Discover and admire one-of-a-kind utilitarian and sculptural pieces crafted by talented ceramists. Each piece tells its own story, reflecting the artist’s passion and craftsmanship. This festival offers an unmatched experience of discovery, leaving you inspired and enchanted.

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