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Sam Scotts 2025 Summer Studio Opening June 28-29, 2025

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Shoreline ceramic artist Sam Scott announces his 2025 Summer Studio Opening scheduled for June 28-29. The event will run from 10 AM to 5 PM on Saturday and 12 PM to 4 PM on Sunday at his studio located at 18502 6th Ave NW, Shoreline, WA. Scott will showcase a diverse range of his ceramic work, making it an excellent opportunity for art lovers and collectors. For those who cannot attend, Scott encourages inquiries and appointments through email, his website, or by phone. Local art events like this foster community engagement and support for local artists.

Scott's studio openings have historically drawn significant interest, highlighting the vibrant art scene in Shoreline. Art enthusiasts can expect to find unique pieces that reflect Scott's craftsmanship and creativity. Such events not only promote local talent but also enrich the cultural landscape of the Shoreline area.

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