Fourth Annual “Flaws for a Cause” to Benefit Cultivating Community’s Growing Access, Growing Communities Project

Maine Potters Market is proud to support Cultivating Community’s Growing Access, Growing Communities program through the proceeds of their fourth annual “Flaws for a Cause” sale. Last year, this initiative at farm stands and farmers’ markets put over $101,000 worth of healthy food on the tables of more than 4,000 low-income Maine families.

For two weeks only, April 15-30, Maine Potters Market’s usual stock of fine pottery, handmade in Maine will be augmented with many unique, functional, slightly flawed pieces. This sale is a fantastic time to find beautiful handmade tableware at a price everyone can afford! Test pieces and discontinued styles are also available only at this annual sale. Store hours are Sunday through Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. It is a good idea to shop early for best selection. Maine Potters Market will have CSA location information available at the store all during the Flaws for a Cause Sale.

By offering perfectly usable, slightly flawed pots at very affordable prices, Maine Potters Market not only helps put local food on the table of low-income Mainers, but also makes it possible for those families to enjoy that food served in locally produced, fine handmade pots.

For additional information, please contact Maine Potters Market at 207/774-1633 or info@mainepottersmarket.com and Cultivating Community at cultivatingcommunity.org.

ABOUT MAINE POTTERS MARKET – Founded in 1978 by a group of potters who envisioned a cooperative market where they could educate customers and sell their wares to the public, Maine Potters Market currently consists of fourteen potters from twelve Maine studios. The rich variety of handmade work available for sale keeps Maine Potters Market customers returning often.