ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) – The streets surrounding Turnagain Ceramics shut down Saturday to make room for artists, vendors, and fairgoers alike as the pottery studio’s flagship event marked its fourth year.
“We’ve got vendors who are selling pottery from all over Alaska,” Turnagain Ceramics studio manager Brian Adams said. “We’ve got folks from Seward, Juneau, all over the place, Homer even.”
Attendees perused the dozens of distinct vendors, observed live sculpting demonstrations, and enjoyed live music and a food truck…