Jugtown Pottery Est. 1917
The Jugtown Sales Cabin
Hours - Tuesday - Saturday
8:30-5:00
Contact us during business hours at 910-464-3266 or to send us an email click here.
Jugtown Pottery is located in northwestern Moore County in central North Carolina. Our physical and mailing address is:
Jugtown Pottery
330 Jugtown Road, Seagrove, NC 27341
We look forward to your visit!
Schedule of New Pots Available and Events at Jugtown Listed Below
Shop Online Page updated September 23 with pots from our most recent firings
November 20-22 - Celebration of Seagrove Potters - This fun weekend event includes both a driving tour and centralized show. We will participate in the driving tour, with extended hours for the weekend. Friday & Saturday, Nov. 20 & 21, 8:30-5:00, and Sunday, Nov. 22, 10:00-4:00. We have been busy making new pieces, and will have pots from the wood and gas kilns. Be sure to follow us on social media to see preview pictures!
Many potters will be at the historic Luck’s cannery in Seagrove as well - this is a great weekend to visit the area, with lots of new work available from all our local potters! Click Here for more details.
Weekends in December at Jugtown:
Last year, we tried something a little different and we’re going to do it again; we will fire three kilns in December - one each week! This mean new pots will be available each weekend before Christmas. We will be sharing updates and preview pictures on social media each week, showing the kinds of new pieces that will be available each Saturday during the month of December. Any Saturday in December will be a good time to come shopping!
Jugtown will be closed November 26, Thanksgiving Day; otherwise, normal hours during the month of November - 8:30-5:00, Tuesday - Saturday.
June 27 - December 16 at the North Carolina Pottery Center: Clay Creatures
Clay Creatures highlights regional potters who bring animal forms to life through functional and decorative ceramics. Sculptural pieces by Bayle Owens will be included in this show. Click Here for more details.
Be sure to follow along on Social Media for process videos and updates!
Visit our YouTube Channel, for videos like the one below!
Pam Owens, potter at Jugtown Pottery, decorates a bowl that will be fired in the Wood Fired Groundhog Kiln.
Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for more pictures!