Local politicians, police and other community members were at Lambton College Monday morning to try their hand at pottery.
Their creations along with hundreds of others crafted by ceramics students will be sold at the 8th annual Empty Bowls dinner February 3.
Ceramics Instructor and event co-ordinator Beth Turnbull Morrish says it's a lot of fun making the bowls at the college's ceramics studio.
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Proceeds from the event are split between the Lambton College Food Bank and the Inn of the Good Shepherd .
Tickets are $25 for next month's dinner.
There's live music and entertainment through the night with sittings at 5pm and 7pm.
Local politicians, police and other community members work on pottery at Lambton College. January 12, 2015 (BlackburnNews.com photo by Jake Jeffrey)
Local politicians, police and other community members work on pottery at Lambton College. January 12, 2015 (BlackburnNews.com photo by Jake Jeffrey)
Local politicians, police and other community members work on pottery at Lambton College. January 12, 2015 (BlackburnNews.com photo by Jake Jeffrey)
Local politicians, police and other community members work on pottery at Lambton College. January 12, 2015 (BlackburnNews.com photo by Jake Jeffrey)
Local politicians, police and other community members work on pottery at Lambton College. January 12, 2015 (BlackburnNews.com photo by Jake Jeffrey)
Lambton County Warden Bev MacDougall tries her hand at pottery at Lambton College. January 12, 2015 (BlackburnNews.com photo by Jake Jeffrey)
Inn of the Good Shepherd's Myles Vanni tries his hand at pottery at Lambton College. January 12, 2015 (BlackburnNews.com photo by Jake Jeffrey)
Inn of the Good Shepherd's Myles Vanni tries his hand at pottery at Lambton College. January 12, 2015 (BlackburnNews.com photo by Jake Jeffrey)
