The show celebrates the heating and cooling process involved in the making of pottery, glass and metal work. It will be displayed until Feb. 9. Viewing the exhibit is free and open to the public. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Garret K. Woodward photo
Onlooker John Highsmith takes a gander at “Blue Heron,” the latest metal sculpture from Grace Cathey at the “Fire & Ice: Pottery, Glass and Metalwork” gallery reception on Jan. 27 at the Haywood County Arts Council in Waynesville.
What could be more fun than a weekend of fellowship and great birding? Maybe setting a new record for total number of species recorded during the annual Great Smoky Mountains Birding Expedition?
