Allowing creative people to be creative

Hambidge Center showcases its uniqueness at annual open house

Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Kristin Mueller of Atlanta proudly shows her pottery to her sister Karin Mueller (right) at the Hambidge Center open house event on May 11. The U-Do-Raku activity was popular as pots were glazed and fired. Left: Christie Lyons and 13-year-old daughter Tricia Lyons of Lawrenceville work on their pottery at the open house. Tricia attends Hudgens Art School in Duluth.
Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Kristin Mueller of Atlanta proudly shows her pottery to her sister Karin Mueller (right) at the Hambidge Center open house event on May 11. The U-Do-Raku activity was popular as pots were glazed and fired. Left: Christie Lyons and 13-year-old daughter Tricia Lyons of Lawrenceville work on their pottery at the open house. Tricia attends Hudgens Art School in Duluth.

The Hambidge Center affords individuals the opportunity to release their creative inner-self, while doing so in the tranquility of nature outside.

The center at 105 Hambidge Court conducted its once-a-…