Ceramica: Ceramica is a new and unique interactive experience for all the family in the heart of Stoke-on-Trent, the area known as the English Potteries and the centre of the ceramic industry. Ceramica is housed in the imposing Victorian Old Town Hall in the middle of Burslem, the Mother Town of the Potteries. Children and adults alike can explore the hands-on activities in Bizarreland, learning how clay is transformed into china and the important part ceramics play in everyday life.
Find out how boatmen used to 'leg' their narrowboats through tunnels; delve into history with the Time Team; and take a flying carpet ride over Burslem. Discover the past, present and future of ceramics in the stunning interactive displays in the Pavilions.
The Ceramica shop offers gifts and souvenirs, including pieces from many of the local pottery companies, and a range of exclusive products available only from Ceramica.
For more information about Ceramica, please contact , or see event details on the left.
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