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Join Catawba potters at Davidson college on October 27th for two special presentations surrounding their new Form and Fu...
10/19/2026

Join Catawba potters at Davidson college on October 27th for two special presentations surrounding their new Form and Function: Reimagining Catawba Pottery for the Future exhibit.

📣 Calling all Catawba Potters & Citizens 📣Join us for a presentation and discussion with Aaron Baumgardner about ancestr...
10/17/2026

📣 Calling all Catawba Potters & Citizens 📣

Join us for a presentation and discussion with Aaron Baumgardner about ancestral clay tempers!

1️⃣Learn about the recent community research exploring ancestral tempers incorporated into Catawba clay
2️⃣Feel how each of these tempers compare to our contemporary pan clay
3️⃣Discuss how we might adapt our tradition for the future

Registration is open for Catawba citizens. Contact [email protected] or (839) 388-5586 to register

Join us tomorrow evening!In collaboration with Davidson College, we are excited to welcome Ojibwe artist Andrea Carlson ...
10/14/2026

Join us tomorrow evening!

In collaboration with Davidson College, we are excited to welcome Ojibwe artist Andrea Carlson to the Catawba Cultural Center.

Andrea will be giving an artist talk on October 15th at 6 pm after which refreshments will be provided.

Come learn from a fellow indigenous artist and ask any questions that you may have!

This event is open to Catawba citizens, households, and CIN employees. To register, please contact [email protected] or (839) 388-5586.

There are still a few spots open for our latest ribbon skirt class. This class is for Catawba citizens, households, and ...
10/13/2026

There are still a few spots open for our latest ribbon skirt class. This class is for Catawba citizens, households, and CIN employees.

Contact Teresa Dunlap to register-- [email protected] or (839) 388-5586.

📣 Don't miss our training today! 📣For Catawba Citizens interested in applying for the first 2027 round of our Cultural A...
10/13/2026

📣 Don't miss our training today! 📣

For Catawba Citizens interested in applying for the first 2027 round of our Cultural Arts Apprenticeship program, don't forget to join us October 13th at 1 pm for our informational application training session via Teams.

Even if you can't come, please register so that we know you are interested in receiving the recording and overview materials.

Register here: 3dabda68-7c57-4d74-8e45-39532588e976@1796a1ba-d830-4410-81c4-51d7394e3b4a" rel="ugc" target="_blank">https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/3dabda68-7c57-4d74-8e45-39532588e976@1796a1ba-d830-4410-81c4-51d7394e3b4a

🎉Apprenticeship Applications Open 🎉The Catawba Cultural Center is excited to announce the next round of applications for...
10/12/2026

🎉Apprenticeship Applications Open 🎉

The Catawba Cultural Center is excited to announce the next round of applications for our Cultural Arts Apprenticeship Program!

These apprenticeships will occur every four months in 2027and will bring together Catawba mentors and apprentices to learn a range of art skills. It is a competitive application and up to 2-3 Catawba apprentices can be chosen per round.

For more information on being an apprentice or mentor during the first part of 2027, contact [email protected] or (839) 388-55862.

Dates and links can be found below, but is highly recommended you obtain the program information and attend the virtual training before submitting your application for the best application

Important Dates of Note:

📅 10/13/26- Virtual Application Overview
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📅 11/13/26- Application Deadline
https://form.asana.com/?k=xYPzUtbyHTcCA1mYkvhccw&d=1208718258180681

📅 1/1/27- Apprenticeship Start Date

📅 4/30/27- Apprenticeship End Date

In collaboration with Davidson College, we are excited to welcome Ojibwe artist Andrea Carlson to the Catawba Cultural C...
10/10/2026

In collaboration with Davidson College, we are excited to welcome Ojibwe artist Andrea Carlson to the Catawba Cultural Center.

Andrea will be giving an artist talk on October 15th at 6 pm after which refreshments will be provided.

Come learn from a fellow indigenous artist and ask any questions that you may have!

This event is open to Catawba citizens, households, and CIN employees. To register, please contact [email protected] or (839) 388-5586.

We can't wait to see you at the Cultural Center tonight at 6 pm rain or shine! We are providing the s'mores! Just be sur...
10/09/2026

We can't wait to see you at the Cultural Center tonight at 6 pm rain or shine!

We are providing the s'mores! Just be sure to bring a chair.

Address

1536 Tom Steven Road
Rock Hill, SC
29730

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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+18033282427

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