Please join Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts’ 30th annual Salad Days event, featuring more than 500 handmade plates by Emily Armstrong. Salad Days is a beloved community tradition that provides an opportunity to visit Watershed’s rural Maine campus and learn about the programs that support the growth of artists working in clay.

The Salad Days festival includes choosing one of Emily’s handmade plates to use for selections from a buffet of fresh salads for lunch (advance ticket required). Shop the Invitational Pottery Sale and Stein Sale, enter the Reverse Raffle, watch artist demonstrations, tour campus, lounge in the grass, & more! FMI and to purchase advance ticket for salad buffet with handmade plate, visit the web site here.

location: Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts, 103 Cochran Rd., Edgecomb, ME 04556

image: handmade ceramic plate by Emily Armstrong