Andy demonstrates bowl making, on the potters wheel at the Western Washington Fairgrounds, in the Artists In Action area of the Puyallup County Fair. The bowls were then donated to the Tacoma Metro Parks for their annual Empty Bowls fundraiser.

Port Orchard Farmer's Market News

We are planning to be at the Market on May 18th.  Sorry I will not have chicks at the market this week. 

This year, in addition to selling our pottery, garden markers, and chicks, we have our new handcrafted soaps and earrings.

Armed Forces Day Special

 10% off all of our Mugs on May 18th at the Port Orchard Farmers Market

Getting Started with Chickens Class

Thanks to all of you that attended our class at the Port Orchard Farmers Market.  We are planning to offer it again on June 1st at 11:00AM.  The class is free with no registration required. 

This will be a basic 45 minute to an hour class covering breed selection, raising chicks, coop design feeding options and more. 

 Chicken Stuff

We now have the Gingernut Rangers available. 

We also once again have Blue Laced Red Wyandotte chicks. 

Our waiting list has been filled for Black Copper Marans so we have chicks available now.   

Raincreek Pottery and Poultry is a studio pottery and chicken farm located near the town of Port Orchard in a rural section of Kitsap County in the Pacific Northwest State of Washington.  The Kitsap Peninsula is due west of Seattle across Puget Sound. Raincreek produces functional pottery, dinnerware, garden markers, jewelery, and pet related items from Stoneware and Porcelain clay bodies fired to cone 10 (2350 F) in a propane fueled kiln. Owned and operated by Andy and Pam Buck, Raincreek Pottery was established in 1991.  Our chicken hatchery operations began in early 2010.

Raincreek Pottery and Poultry's pottery products can be found at the Verksted Gallery in Poulsbo, Washington, and both pottery and poultry are currently offered, during the summer months, at the Port Orchard Farmers Market.