The 13th annual Michiana Pottery Tour will take place Sept. 28-29. Photo by Michiana Pottery Tour.

WARSAW — A host of ceramics artists from around the state will have their art featured in the 13th annual Michiana Pottery Tour, Sept. 28-29.

From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 28 and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 29, over 40 ceramic artists will have their work displayed at 10 locations around northern Indiana and southwestern Michigan.

“We’re interested in promoting the Michiana region as a hub for contemporary ceramics,” the Pottery Tour’s website states. “Michiana has been home to many clay artists for more than four decades. It is also a new home for many new and emerging ceramic talents.”

The artists and their tour stops include:

• Andy Tomasik, Dick Lehman, Britney Smith and Jason Wesaw at 18359 CR 28, Goshen.

• Mark Goertzen, Samantha Hostert, Troy Bungart, Lesley Bevan, Steven Kin and Tom Unzicker at 13991 Timm Road, Constantine, Mich.

• Norah Ruth Amstutz, Sarah Anderson, Lorie Marsh, Jennifer Kaplan, Marret Metzger, Jenny Nakao and Wes Brown at 1133 Allen St.,  South Bend.

• Alec Hoogland, Laura Williams, Brian Westrick, Emily Schroeder Willis, Becky Meneely and Andrew Linderman at 439 S. Michigan St., South Bend.

• Brandon Schwartz, Seth Green, Len Cockman, Kim Marcadis, Doug McIndoe, Jonathan Pacheco, Natasha Overton and Jessie Swihart at 56815 CR19, Bristol.

• Jesse Woodworth, Becca Otis, Meghan Yarnell, Beale Pottery, Charlotte Grenier, and Cody Moser at 175 Morton St., Shipshewana.

• Eric Kaufmann, Bob Smoker, Fred Driver, Kristen O’Dell, Seth Krabill, Bruce Bishop, Andrew Tran at 212 W. Washington St., Goshen.

• Sadie Misiuk, Ana Luz Sainz Rodriguez, Dow Redcorn, Brett Sauve, Anna Szafranski, Yesha Panchal, Sarah Duyer and Victoria Lewandowski at 2211 W. Berkey Ave., Goshen.

• Justin Rothshank, Kate Marotz, Justin Paik Reese, Bryan Wilkerson, Monte Young, Brian Ferreira and Nathan Pauls at 63786 CR 33, Goshen.

• Trevor Daughtery, Isaac Shue, Ryan Durbin, Jordy R. Poma, Jessica Brandl at 1708 Lincolnway E., Goshen.

Stopping by any of the tour locations is free.

More information and a downloadable tour map is available at michianapotterytour.com.

With a printed map and a Tour Passport, visitors can get their passport stamped at any of the tour locations. Those who get a stamp from every location can enter a drawing to win pots from participating artists.