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Welcomes artist Robin Power demonstrating ceramics and selling ‘festive beverage steins’ at the Beverly Art Walk

Robin Power at the Vanderpoel Art Association for Open House Chicago 2022.
Robin Power and some of her ceramic figurines.
Robin will have some of her mugs for sale.
More mugs from Robin.
Robin lives in Lemont with her husband Jim, two dogs and three chickens. This is Rosie. You can discuss chickens as well as pottery with Robin at RHS.
One of Robin's potter's wheels at her studio in Lemont. She will demonstrate the use of the wheel at RHS for the Beverly Art Walk on Saturday, September 23.

The Beverly Art Walk at the Ridge Historical Society – this Saturday, September 23, 12 noon to 5 p.m., 10621 S. Seeley Avenue, Chicago.

RHS is very excited to welcome Robin Power for a demonstration of ceramics-making on the RHS terrace for the Art Walk.

Robin is recognized as a superb artist and educator, plus she's a great person.

She has a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She is a proficient artist in several areas, from basket-weaving to doll-making, but her real love is hand-sculping exquisite ceramic figures of humans and animals. She teaches at her home studio in Lemont as well as places like Moraine Valley College and way up in the north suburbs. She has done programs for the Arts Alliance that were very well received.

At RHS she will be demonstrating the use of a pottery wheel. She will be bringing a variety of her "festive beverage steins" with her for sale. Horse Thief Hollow Brewery beer products will be available for tasting. Everyone knows cold beer tastes best in a stoneware mug!

Watch this page for more on the events at RHS for the Art Walk – the premier of the new exhibit, "Louise Barwick's Lost Ridge," and entertainment by Weber Irish Dancers.