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Ceram Sam Officially Open

Last Updated 11/4/2024

RenewAll Inc. celebrated the grand opening of Ceram Sam this past weekend on Friday, Nov. 1st, 2024. Ceram Sam is the latest addition to RenewAll’s Pop-Up West Space, a small business incubator program in the heart of Central City. Pop-up West aims to help emerging business owners test their business concepts and connect with potential customers. Ceram Sam Arts will occupy space open from November 1, 2024, to March 1, 2025.
Cutting the ceremonial ribbon was Samantha Taylor, owner of Ceram Sam alongside Lauren Kemp, Executive Director of RenewAll and Adam Phillips, Business Development Specialists at Huntington Area Development Council. Samantha celebrated her grand opening all day and had many friends, supporters, and other local business owners present during her grand ribbon cutting.
Samantha Taylor, a local artist with a passion for connecting new perspectives with personal and communal stories, unveiled her plans to offer Make-and-Take events, private lessons, and more at the grand opening ceremony. Ceram Sam Arts plans to use the space to showcase her vibrant oil paintings and earthy ceramics in a welcoming space to build community around her creative vision. Samatha Taylor will push the boundaries of functional art with Ceram Sam Arts. Check out our previous blog to understand her vision!

Calling All Makers & Artists

We’re looking for fiber artists, textile crafters, and creatives ready to share their work at our Rags to Cultural Riches Makers Fair happening Oct. 17th. Your story belongs here.

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