The Ceramic Makers' Market will return to Gladstone Pottery Museum this weekend. 

The event, which will bring together more than 60 ceramic artists and makers from across the country, will take place on Saturday (15 November). 

Visitors will be able to browse and buy the handmade ceramics on offer at the market as well as explore the museum's historic collections. 

Pieces on sale will include tableware, tiles, sculpture and studio art, with a mix of established names and emerging talent from across the UK. 

Among those showcasing their work will be the past contestants from Channel 4's The Great Pottery Throw Down, Jonathan Jolly and Dan Sandham. 

Cllr Jane Ashworth, leader of Stoke-on-Trent City Council, said: "This year marks 100 years of our city, and the Ceramic Makers' Market is the perfect way to celebrate. 

"It brings together the incredible talent that has always made Stoke-on-Trent a centre for ceramics, while shining a light on the next generation of makers. 

"It's a chance to enjoy our heritage, meet the artists and take home something truly special. 

"With Christmas just around the corner, it's also the perfect opportunity to find unique gifts. Events like this showcase the skill, creativity and innovation that continue to thrive in our city." 

Stoke-on-Trent City Council has explained that the event forms part of Stoke-on-Trent's Centenary celebrations, marking 100 years of city status and celebrating the creativity, skill and innovation that continue to define the world capital of ceramics. 

The Ceramic Makers' Market is also part of a wider programme celebrating Stoke-on-Trent's world-famous ceramics industry, past, present and future. 

Other events include the Legacy and Continuity: International Ceramic Symposium, a free two-day event on 21–22 November at Stoke Town Hall and Spode Museum. 

Spode is also hosting the Willow Pattern: Ceramics and Stories of 'Other' exhibition, exploring the global influences behind the celebrated design, which runs until 29 March 2026. 

The Gladstone Pottery Museum and Ceramic Makers' Market will be open from 11am to 4pm on Saturday 15 November.