Lynn Anne Verbeck Ceramics

Lynn Anne Verbeck Ceramics Sculptural, functional ceramics for your home and table- pottery to live with every day!

I am a potter, mother, lover, life enthusiast who loves to play in the mud! My current work reflects an undulating river; the way it sinuously flows... carving the earth. I make functional ware in porcelain and stoneware and fire in anagama,salt, reduction and electric kilns.

05/24/2026

Yasssss

Teabowl
05/14/2026

Teabowl

I am thrilled to be a part of this show, botanical vessels at the Saratoga Clay Arts Center! The Show opened today at 5 ...
05/09/2026

I am thrilled to be a part of this show, botanical vessels at the Saratoga Clay Arts Center! The Show opened today at 5 PM. You can find it through my link to my website in my bio… Beautiful show congratulations everybody!

  getting ready for Woodfire
05/04/2026

getting ready for Woodfire

Always WONDERFUL running in to old friends and meeting new ones at NCECA!!!
04/17/2026

Always WONDERFUL running in to old friends and meeting new ones at NCECA!!!

04/16/2026

Denny Lee 💗

Squeal! I love teaching classes at the Dead Canary! Get your ticket today. It Includes a drink too!! Come join me for fo...
04/16/2026

Squeal! I love teaching classes at the Dead Canary! Get your ticket today. It Includes a drink too!! Come join me for for some creative design and painting of a mandala on a ceramic plate!!

Did you grab your tickets for our Mandala Painting event? Head to our website (thedeadcanary.co)!

Whether you’re a beginner or just looking for a relaxing, creative night out, this is the perfect chance to try something new and unwind 🎨🍻

Spots are limited, so don’t wait—secure your tickets before they’re gone! 🎟️

Clay Friends! I’ve been unpacking the enormous amount of art and experiences taken in at NCECA, our ceramics conference ...
04/16/2026

Clay Friends! I’ve been unpacking the enormous amount of art and experiences taken in at NCECA, our ceramics conference in Detroit a few weeks ago. I want to share with you a Goddess creature, beautiful soul, talented creator who I met, .a.hunter 💫

I first saw her work in the show, BODY SHOP at the , and then in a show she curated with , FLUID STATE OF LAND, at Wayne State
University, then at 2026 NCECA ANNUAL:ABSENCE TAKES FORM, at the Wasserman Projects, then I saw a performance piece on the steps of the Conference Center!!! I was so thrilled to get to know this kind, humble woman and what a privilege it was to spend a few hours with her Saturday afternoon at the Scarab Club. I see you Quinn! I’m following your career. You’re a bright Star ready to shine your light on us all!!!!

A lot of folks don’t know that I also do murals. I worked in New York City for 17 years creating murals, faux finishes a...
04/06/2026

A lot of folks don’t know that I also do murals. I worked in New York City for 17 years creating murals, faux finishes and Trompe-l’œil for clients with a partner. When I returned to Central PA, I joined forces as a teaching Artist with Galaxy, Arts in Education, a partner with The Pennsylvania Council on the Arts (PCA), now branded as Pennsylvania Creative Industries. I’ve created many murals throughout the 4 counties in central PA that they serve. This mural is at Glendale Junior Senior high school. I worked with Mr. Maneval and his environmental science classes. I love how everyone came together, the students and teachers to help create this.

Has anyone been to Prince Galitzin? This is the Lake! Here is some information about it.

“A Lake Shaped by People and Nature- The Story of Glendale Lake
Glendale Lake is a 1,635-acre reservoir created in 1960 by damming Beaverdam Run. It was designed for flood control, recreation, and wildlife habitat. Today, it is a vital part of Prince Gallitzin State Park, offering opportunities for boating, fishing, and birdwatching. The lake’s 26 miles of shoreline provide nesting sites for birds and shelter for aquatic life.

Our Watershed- Where does Glendale Lake’s water go next?
Glendale Lake drains into Clearfield Creek, a major tributary of the West Branch of the Susquehanna River. This creek carries water from our region all the way to the Chesapeake Bay. Along its journey, Clearfield Creek supports fish, amphibians, and forests. However, it also faces threats like sediment pollution and acid mine drainage. Protecting the health of this creek is essential for the entire watershed. The Impact of Industry- Why is some of our water orange?

Decades of coal mining left behind abandoned mines that leak acidic water into Clearfield Creek. This pollution, called acid mine drainage (AMD), turns water orange and lowers pH levels, harming fish and aquatic insects. Treatment systems and wetland restoration projects help neutralize acidity and remove harmful metals. Efforts to clean Clearfield Creek are ongoing, but AMD remains one of the biggest environmental challenges in our watershed.”

Address

2771 Old Erie Pike
West Decatur, PA
16878

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 3pm
Tuesday 10am - 3pm
Wednesday 10am - 3pm
Thursday 10am - 3pm
Friday 10am - 3pm

Telephone

+18143212385

Website

https://gofund.me/97eabb05

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