Astoria-Long Island City|Local Event
BrickHouse Ceramic Art Center Presents 2026 Annual Holiday Craft Show
Presenting three days of local handmade pottery at affordable prices!
FRIDAY, December 11: 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
SATURDAY, December 12: 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
SUNDAY, December 13: 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
BrickHouse Ceramic Art Center in Long Island City will open its doors to the public Dec 11-13 to showcase over 40 ceramic artists from all over New York for its 17th Annual Holiday Craft Show. They will be presenting their best handmade pottery for sale at affordable prices for all the art and design lovers on your holiday gift list.
While BrickHouse maintains a selection of artists' work in their foyer gallery shop year-round, during the holidays the 4,000 square foot studio transforms into an exhibition of world class pottery made in an array of styles and techniques. Participating artists range in aesthetic and experience, some boasting over 40 years of practicing the craft. Each will be hosting their own table of work on-site, allowing customers to interact with the makers of the objects. Enjoy shopping and looking at art with appetizers and drinks provided.
In addition to the craft sale, BrickHouse will simultaneously be presenting its 6th Annual Student Show, a juried exhibition of student work made in 2026. The opening reception will be December 12, 12-4pm. Best in Show will win a gift certificate for a 6-week class. Each item for sale is one-of-a-kind, sold to you by the very hands that made them. Choose to live and give uniquely by coming to the 2026 Holiday Craft Show, located at 10-34 44th Dr. Long Island City, Queens, a two-block walk from the E, M and G trains at Court Square. Limited parking is also available for those who drive.
BrickHouse Ceramic Art Center is a fully equipped ceramics studio founded in 2007 by artist and businesswoman Ellen E. Day. BrickHouse offers year-round pottery classes to adults at all skill levels, hosts visiting artist workshops, presents handmade pottery for sale, and rents space to dozens of independent artists.