ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — Odyssey ClayWorks has been shaping Asheville’s River Arts District for more than three decades, offering a space where art, education, and community intersect.
Founded in 1994 as the educational arm of Highwater Clays, the pottery studio aims to make clay accessible to all members of the community. The organization provides classes for all ages and skill levels, workshops, summer camps for children, and studio rentals, along with a gallery featuring work from more than 50 in-house artists.
“Access to the arts is an integral part of community health,” said a representative of Odyssey ClayWorks. “Our goal is to make everyone feel seen and heard, to provide community, and to put a smile on your face.”…