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Snow Farm property manager Micah Litant and board member Nan Fleming set up a gallery of firsts and sample work in the new ceramics studio Tuesday in preparation for the first of three long weekends of the nonprofit residential craft center’s Seconds Sale Fundraiser, which starts Thursday in Williamsburg. STAFF PHOTO/KEVIN GUTTING
Snow Farm volunteer and student Kerry Brumbaugh of Northampton sets up a jewelry display, including work by Jasmine Keane, in foreground, in the new ceramics studio on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2020, in advance of the first of three long weekends of the craft center's Seconds Sale which starts Thursday in Williamsburg. —STAFF PHOTO/KEVIN GUTTING
Snow Farm board member Nan Fleming sets up a gallery for firsts and sample work in the new ceramics studio on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2020, in advance of the first of three long weekends of the craft center's Seconds Sale Fundraiser that starts Thursday in Williamsburg. In foreground is work by Justin Thomas. —STAFF PHOTO/KEVIN GUTTING
Snow Farm property manager Micah Litant and board member Nan Fleming set up a gallery of firsts and sample work in the new ceramics studio on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2020, in advance of the first of three long weekends of the craft center's Seconds Sale Fundraiser which starts Thursday in Williamsburg. —STAFF PHOTO/KEVIN GUTTING

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Published: 11/11/2020 2:14:14 PM

WILLIAMSBURG – Snow Farm staff and volunteers were busy this week setting up for the first of three long weekends of the New England Craft Program's Seconds Sale Fundraiser, which starts Thursday.

Earlier this year, with help from a Windgate Foundation grant, the property team of Micah Litant and Michael Martindell refurbished the ceramics studio, opening up the space and adding new builds including a new cedar table for eight pottery wheels. Now the sunlit studio will be home to a temporary gallery of firsts and sample work during the broader Seconds Sale.

Board member Nan Fleming, putting out works for sale in the improved space on Tuesday, referred to Litant and Martindell as "the two guys that can do anything and everything."

Kevin Gutting can be reached at kgutting@gazettenet.com.

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