Subject: Free Fri. & Sat. Events (April 3-4): Spring Showcase & Open House, Artist Demos, Artist Talk, New Work in the Gallery & More!

EXHIBITIONS | EVENTS | CERAMICS | GLASS

Friday and Saturday
Events

Free admission and free parking

At the Belger Crane Yard Gallery

Friday, April 3, from 6 to 8 PM

Clay Demo with Belger Resident Artist Zoey McLeod

at Belger Crane Yard Gallery

Join ceramic resident artist Zoey McLeod for a LIVE clay demo! She'll hand-build nature-inspired candelabras and answer your questions about her studio practice.

Bonus: get a sneak peek of what she's working on for the upcoming resident artist exhibition opening in June!

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Here Comes the Sun: Seasonal Gallery Collection

at Belger Crane Yard Gallery

Here Comes the Sun showcases the work of Nicole Aquillano, Jodie Masterman, and Ursula Tizon, uniting their distinct approaches in a celebration of warmth and seasonal renewal.

Shop Here Comes the Sun online or in person at the Belger Crane Yard Gallery beginning Friday, April 3!

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Belger Glass Annex Open House and Spring Showcase

Friday, April 3, from 6 to 8 PM

First Friday, April 3, from 6 to 8 PM

at Belger Glass Annex

Join us at the Belger Glass Annex for an Open House and Spring Showcase!

Catch a LIVE glass blowing demonstration, participate in hands-on activities, tour the studio, and see how artists use different equipment and techniques to create a wide variety of glass artwork. View work created by glass studio renters, students, and community members in the 2026 Belger Glass Annex Spring Showcase.

Enjoy a free tasting from local brewery, Callsign Brewing, known for their wide selection of flagship and seasonal beers.

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On View at the Belger Crane Yard Gallery

Through May 2, 2026

Stern’s Stilettos by Rob Stern

Second Skin: Exploring Adornment as an Extension of Self

Utilizing an array of materials and technical approaches, artists in this exhibition bridge fine craft traditions with contemporary perspectives, revealing how adornment becomes a visual language that shapes identity.

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Installation view of These Things Take Time

Mathew McConnell: These Things Take Time

Explore a selection of Mathew McConnell's ceramic work produced over fifteen years (2010 to 2025) of sustained inquiry into creative appropriation and artistic influence.

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