If you’ve been eating your cereal from old inherited bowls since your last share house, it might be time for a ceramics upgrade. Luckily for you, the Sydney Ceramics Market is returning to Carriageworks soon for its bumper fourth edition. Running from Saturday, October 18 until Sunday, October 19, this year’s event is bigger than ever, showcasing works by more than 130 ceramicists and makers from across NSW and ACT.
The 2025 lineup includes 30 emerging Sydney-based artists, alongside other celebrated makers including Milly Dent, Trade The Mark, Simon Reece, Studio Elke and Sooty Ceramics.
In addition to this year’s lineup of talented makers, you can catch wheel-throwing demos by the good people at Clay Sydney, meet local engineers Homespun and pick-up specialist ceramic tools by Meet Ceramics.
This special event comes amidst a ceramics renaissance of sorts – the centuries-old technique of creating bespoke pieces using high heat has had somewhat of a boom over the past decade, with creatives, hobbyists and Tiktok wizards taking the art to fun new places.
For a $8 entry fee (kids under 13 are free) you’ll have access to the work of more than 130 artists and makers who will be showing (and selling) their clay creations. Your kitchen table is about to get a whole lot more aesthetically pleasing – cheers to that.
The 2025 edition of Sydney Ceramics Market is popping up at Carriageworks, Eveleigh, from 10am - 5pm on Saturday, October 18 and from 10am - 4pm on Sunday, October 19. You can learn more and browse the artist line-up over here, and you can buy tickets over here.
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