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 June 13 with pots from our most recent firings
Saturday, September 19 - Old Pottery ID & New Wood Fired Pots
After a hiatus last year, this fun event is back! If you have a piece of Jugtown, or an old NC pot that you’d like to know more about, come to Jugtown on Sept. 19. We will host pottery scholar Steve Compton, and he and the Owens family will be on hand to discuss and provide information on antique pottery. We will have a good selection of books, many of which Steve has written, and he will be glad to sign and personalize them. Corresponding with the day’s theme, we will have new pots just out of the Groundhog kiln in classic glazes like Frogskin and Dogwood White, as well as pieces in various copper glazes, Comet Frost, and runny ash. This is always a fun day, and we’re looking forward to seeing you all!
Sales Cabin open 8:30-5:00; pottery ID 10:00-12:00 & 1:00-3:00
Sunday, September 27 at 2:00 - Travis will join a panel discussion at the Mint Museum on Randolph Road in Charlotte, NC. This will be a fun and exciting talk regarding “The Past, Present, and Future of North Carolina Ceramics”. Travis will join fellow NC ceramicists Mark Hewitt, Cynthia Bringle, and Ibrahim Said, as part of Craft in America’s national celebration of creativity. Click Here for more details.
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.
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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.
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