JOHN BRYAN COMMUNITY POTTERY
EIN 31-1214333 · Arts Education (A25)
What they do
The Mission of The John Bryan Community Pottery, Inc. JBCP is to Promote The Appreciation of The Ceramic Arts In The Community By Educating The Public Through Classes, Workshops, Exhibits and By Offering Facilities for Making Ceramic Work. We Offer Classes to People of All Ages, Races, Orientation and Proficiency of Working With Clay. Studio Space is Also Available to Studio Members With A Demonstrated Ability to Work Independently, However The Studio is Not Designed Nor Intended to Serve As A Facility for The Commercial Production of Pottery.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2015
- Location
- 100 DAYTON ST, YELLOW SPGS, OH 45387-1816
- County
- Greene
- In care of
- % KRYSTAL LUKETIC