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Good Morning!
We could use some help at the Guild House this month, and off-site, too, with the upcoming Saturday, May 16th exhibit at Trinity Episcopal Church in Lumberton. Do you have a few minutes you could pitch in?
- Put together floor easels and display stands (for classes & off-site)
- Transport and setup at Trinity Friday 5/15 & Saturday 5/16; get stuff back to Guild House Saturday afternoon
- Help with refreshments and information at Trinity during program
- Help with intake Tuesday, May 12th; touch up and hanging for judge
- Help with Bar-B-Q and reception Thursday, May 21st, for exhibition and Remembrance Poppy
- Help with upcoming classes: Indigo Dyed Scarf, Pottery, Felted Wool Wallets, and others!
- Help greeting visitors to the Guild House as a docent for a few hours. Let us know when you're available!
- Other types of help include distributing flyers, organizing the research books, and some creative care for the grounds!
We are also looking for someone to help Jim Tripp with the kiln services now available for potters.
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Contact Carole Blaney or Jim Tripp if you are interested!
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Summer Living Closes Soon - Have You Voted for Your Favorite?
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One Door Closes, Others Open . . . (Ouch! Sorry about that!) The Summer Living 2026 Exhibition closes the coming Thursday, September 10th. If you haven't been and voted for your personal favorite - or Hay, you want to cast another vote! - there are just a few more days! Bring a friend! Stop in soon. Buyers, the waiting is …
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The Playing in the Mud! Class is Winding Up - What's Next?
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Jim Tripp's first full pottery class taking students all the way through to glazing, firing AND even using the potter wheel is wrapping up. We expected each participant to make at least one, maybe two pieces... Well, these are some over-productive potters! I don't have a final count yet, but at least 3 each seems a fair guess. The pieces …
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ATC-Artist Trading Cards Class This Saturday!
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Join us this Saturday, August 8th, from 1 to 3 PM at the Art Guild and learn all about ATCs. Artist Trading Cards were initiated in 1997 by the Swiss artist M. Vänçi Stirnemann as a conceptual art project to encourage artists to exchange their own work in the form of small cards. From the first exhibition in Zurich with …
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Partially Supported by a grant from:
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Robeson Art Guild, Inc.
109 W 9th Street
Lumberton, NC 28358
Phone: 910-674-3006
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