Welcome to the official website of the Omaha North Hills Pottery Tour, an annual event featuring twenty-two local and national clay artists with stops at two working studios and three regional attractions.

​Take this free self-guided tour that runs north of Omaha along Hwy 75 through the beautiful Loess hills. At each of the five stops enjoy the hospitality and the opportunity not only to experience clay art first-hand, but also to meet the makers. Every year we welcome new artists as well as familiar ones to showcase their work. Please join us and bring a friend to enjoy the company, the drive and the art!  Hope to see you there!

​Please take note:

This year ONHPT cofounders Liz Vercruysse and John Martelle from Big Table Studios have officially withdrawn from the tour. Our thanks to them for testing the “pottery tour” concept here in Nebraska. Twenty-plus years of amazing tours testify to a great idea realized. Thanks to them for their hard work!

Other news:   We are opening an additional stop in Fort Calhoun just across the street from our current location at Too Far North Wine Tasting Bar.  Not surprisingly, we are calling the stop Schoolhouse, as it is an actual one-room schoolhouse built in 1870 and recently relocated adjacent to the Washington County Historical Museum. This season Travis Hinton and Reiko Uchytil will return to Too Far North. Jerome Dubas, previously at Crescent Moon Pottery, Antoino Martinez, and Three23 Design, a joint venture of Lindsay Cisco and Chamilia Hervey, will display their work at the Schoolhouse.