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Setting up the big table studios the evening before the Omaha North Hills Pottery Tour, 2016. Photograph by Colin Rohne.
Setting up the big table studios the evening before the Omaha North Hills Pottery Tour, 2016. Photograph by Colin Rohne.

Omaha North Hills Pottery Tour

Bonita Zimmerman

Rolling through a thirty-mile stretch of northern Nebraska’s Missouri River Breaks, the Omaha North Hills Pottery Tour is a self-guided trek. Patrons travel through breathtakingly beautiful landscapes at the peak of autumn. There are four stops along the tour, each one offering quality clay work and charming ambience. During the thirteenth annual sale tour-goers were able to connect with nineteen professional artists from seven states.  

Wood-fired ewer by John Martelle.Omaha North Hills Pottery Tour is the brainchild of two couples living and working in the Omaha area. Ceramic artists John Martelle and Liz Vercruysse operate Big Table Studios, located just outside Herman, Nebraska. John Dennison, ceramic artist, and his wife, Carol, operate Dennison Pottery in Omaha. Thanks to their dedication to networking and the development of this tour, it has become a regional event anticipated by area artists and patrons alike. The main ingredients of this tour’s success are scenery, location, effective outreach, and high-quality ceramic work.  

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Author Bio

Bonita Zimmerman

Bonny Zimmerman is a retired ballet dancer that tells great jokes, makes yummy pickles, and is convinced that if stored properly, mayonnaise never goes bad. She lives in Nebraska and is an avid promoter of pottery and ceramics (we think).

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