Fire & Ice - Call to Artists and Volunteers
Posted April 24, 2007
Fire and Ice is a Pottery and Glass Festival dedicated to educating and exploring art from the earth.
Come experience the Japanese process of firing pottery called “Raku”. Pieces of pottery will be available for the public to glaze (paint) and then our talented artists will fire it for you in the festivals “Raku Yard.” The weekend will include demonstrations by talented artists that work in the clay, glass and wood arts. Artists, please let us know if you have an art that you would like to demonstrate in the Artists Action Tent. Enjoy the fun of a Pottery Olympics; events between pottery on the county stage. Who can throw the fastest, who can throw the tallest or maybe blind folded?
There will be a free Fire & Ice Children’s Tent with art activities in clay and stained glass. While clay, glass and wood artists sell their ware in the streets, enjoy the many restaurants and food vendors located around the Festival grounds. The year 2007 is Port Huron’s Sesquicentennial year; we look forward to celebrating 150 years with you!
Where: Port Huron, south of the Black River, Between Studio 1219 (1219 Military) and The Port Huron Museum (1115 Sixth St.) including Grace Episcopal Church’s (1213 Sixth St.) parking lot behind Studio 1219.
Date: Sept. 15 &16, 2007
Time: 10-5pm
Call to Artists
Download an application and return before June 1, 2007 to secure your booth space at the lowest price.
Download Fire & Ice Application (PDF)
Artists from 50 miles away or more
If you are one of the first 10 to return your application, volunteer to demonstrate two hours in the Artists Action Tent and participate in one Pottery Olympic event you will receive a free night’s stay at the Hampton Inn or Fairfield by Marriott on Saturday September 15th.
Volunteers and Vendors, contact Maureen at for more info.
Sponsored by: Acheson Ventures, Hampton Inn and Fairfield by Marriott.
