Out of the Kiln returns as David Parr House welcomes back members and staff from Kiln Cambridge for another pop-up ceramics showcase

Out of the Kiln returns as David Parr House welcomes back members and staff from Kiln Cambridge for another pop-up ceramics showcase, celebrating the work of local potters.

Over two weeks, explore beautifully crafted ceramics by 14 Kiln Cambridge makers, each offering their own response to form, function and clay. Buy directly from the potters and learn more about the ideas and processes behind each piece. From functional tableware to sculptural forms, this is a wonderful opportunity to find some unique pieces and support local craftspeople.

12-15 August, 10am-5pmMaria Adams, Julia Bruce, Cathie Jeannot, Nathalie Le Bot, Karen Marshall, Sue Roberts and David Stonehouse.

19-22 August, 10am-5pmHazel Driver, Jeanette Friggebo, Randella Handley, Jennie Kimbley, Antony Mauder, Emma Parkes and Julia Webb.

David Parr House is an ordinary Cambridge terraced house with an extraordinary Arts and Crafts hand-painted interior. It was home to the Victorian working-class artist David Parr and his family for over 125 years, and can be found at 184-186 Gwydir St, Cambridge CB1 2LW.

Ceramic Showcase free to attend; no booking required

House tours bookable at davidparrhouse.org

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