Tweed potters to join the Mud Trail
POTTERY enthusiasts can get a behind-the-scenes look at some of the best studios in the Tweed as part of the fifth annual North Coast Mud Trail.
Joining the trail for the first time is the Tweed Unlimited Arts (TUA).
"It's fun and it gives potters an opportunity to drive around and have a sticky beak into one another's studios to see how they do it,” TUA member Anne Lee said.
"It's a wonderful opportunity for the general public to have a look how a pottery is run.”
Ms Lee said the group was excited to invite the community into their Banora Point studio.
"Our focus for this Mud Trail is just as much on the process as it is on having an exhibition of our work,” she said.
"There will be a demonstration opportunity for people to come along and see how it works.
"We're having wheel throwing and a children's play area where they can get muddy.”
Fast facts
- The North Coast Mud Trail is on Saturday, August 19 and Sunday, August 20.
- The Tweed Unlimited Arts studio will be open from 9am to 4pm each day and is at Pioneer Pde, Southern End, Banora Point
- Visit www.northcoast mudtrail.com.au.
