Local Artists Showcase Work at W4 Ceramics Fair
Fundraising event at the Catholic Centre this weekend
A selection of the pieces likely to be available at the event
November 10, 2026
Ceramic artists from across West London will come together for the annual W4 Ceramics Fair, a one-day event celebrating handmade pottery, ceramics and crafts while raising money for charity.
The fair will take place on Sunday 15 November from 10am to 5pm at the Catholic Centre, 2 Dukes Avenue, and will feature work from a range of local artists and makers. The event is being organised under the W4 Ceramics banner, which promotes ceramics and pottery within the local community.
Visitors will have the opportunity to browse and buy a wide variety of handmade pieces, including decorative ceramics, pottery, gifts and artworks created by independent makers. Organisers are promoting the event as a chance to find “unique gifts by local artists and makers” ahead of the Christmas shopping season.
Among the exhibitors due to take part are Meghna Arya, Kazuko Battocchi, Lavinia Cellan-Jones, Kate Church, Nupur Detar, Amelia Fever, Sue Goh, Hana-Bon, Sylvie Joly, Maralyn Lister, Kate Lord, Caroline McKeating, Yoshie Prideaux, Rescued Clay, Caroline Umali, Karen Young and Yufang Zhang.
The event is sponsored by Horton and Garton, with proceeds supporting Imperial Health Charity, which raises funds to help hospitals provide additional services, equipment and support for patients and staff.
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