Folk Pottery & Arts Festival
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Folk Pottery & Arts Festival

Folk Pottery & Arts Festival combines Northeast Georgia pottery traditions with more than 55 artists, demonstrations, food trucks, old-time music, museums, a...

Folk Pottery & Arts Festival
Arts & CraftsEarly SeptemberFamily friendlyFood vendorsArts & craftsLive music

About Folk Pottery & Arts Festival

A free Sautee Nacoochee festival celebrating Northeast Georgia folk pottery, handmade art, demonstrations, music, food, and regional heritage.

The Folk Pottery & Arts Festival at the Sautee Nacoochee Center celebrates Northeast Georgia's pottery traditions alongside a broad mix of handmade art. Folk and studio potters join woodworkers, painters, jewelry and glass artists, while demonstrations, living-history interpretation, food trucks, old-time music, museum visits, and gallery shopping fill the campus.

Dates & Schedule

This event has passed for the current season. Check the official event source for the next announced dates.

Annual early-September pottery and arts festival

What to Expect

Highlights

Family friendly, Food vendors, Arts & crafts, Live music

Admission & Tickets

Admission is free.

Parking

Parking is free at the Sautee Nacoochee Center. The festival is rain or shine, so follow site signage and arrive early for the busiest midday hours.

Vendors & Food

More than 55 artists participate, including folk potters, studio potters, woodworkers, painters, jewelry artists, and glass artists. Pottery and blacksmithing demonstrations, folk-life interpretation, four food trucks, an artwork raffle, and museum/gallery access are part of the day.

Family & Pet Notes

This event is family friendly.

Planning Notes

The 18th annual festival runs Saturday, September 5, 2026 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM at the Sautee Nacoochee Center. Admission and parking are free. Plan time for pottery and blacksmithing demonstrations, folk-life interpretation, four food trucks, an all-day old-time music jam, the Folk Pottery Museum, galleries, and heritage-site exhibits.