Pewabic Society

Pewabic pottery creates handcrafted ceramic art. Pewabic pottery is free and open to The public, where visitors can view ceramic artists fabricating Pewabic tiles and giftware in The same national historic landmark building that was built as a pottery over a century ago. Prior to covid-19, Pewabic pottery typically welcomed over 50,000 on-site visitors each year, and over 80,000 visitors view The Society's website. Visitors can also see ceramic artwork created by over 100 ceramic artists from all over north america exhibited and sold in Pewabic galleries.

The Pewabic Society preserves its historic legacy by conserving its rich archival collection of pottery, tiles, drawings, correspondence, and other paper materials that date back to its founder, mary chase perry stratton, in The early twentieth century. The Pewabic Society also conducts preservation and restoration activities for its national historic landmark building.

The Pewabic Society provides learning experiences to The general public, both youth and adults, through onsite and off-site classes, tours, and workshops.