Can I buy more that one ticket?

Yes, a good number of people by more than one.

Can I make a donation to help fight hunger?

Yes. We have an Anonymous Donor who will match up to $55,000. Visit our website, emptybowlsattleboro.com, to donate and learn more about Empty Bowls.

Saturday, September 20

2025 Empty Bowls Attleboro Area

Our 7th Year Fighting Hunger, One Bowl at a Time!

By Empty Bowls Attleboro Area

Date and time

Location

Capron Park Newell Shelter

201 County Street Attleboro, MA 02703

Refund Policy

No refunds

About this event

Join us on September 20, 2025, for a special community event to raise money and awareness in support of fighting hunger in the Attleboro Area.

Purchase a beautiful bowl made by local artisans to keep as a reminder of how you helped fill the many empty bowls in our neighborhoods.

Tickets are $25 per person for a handmade bowl crafted by local artisans.

Choose your ticket time between 11:00 am and 2:00 pm to pick up your bowl!

Bowl Pick-up will be at the Newell Shelter, Capron Park in Attleboro, MA.

All proceeds from Empty Bowls Attleboro Area are dedicated to alleviating food insecurity and hunger.

Go to emptybowlsattleboro.com to learn more about Empty Bowls Attleboro Area and how we're helping to fight hunger through art!

Organized by

Empty Bowls Attleboro Area

Empty Bowls is an international project started several decades ago by potters and ceramic artists who create handmade bowls, solicit food and other support, and host a community meal. Attending guests, who pay to share in the meal, choose a bowl to keep as a reminder of their support of helping to fill the many empty bowls in their neighborhood and the world.

All of the proceeds go directly to alleviating hunger.

Empty Bowls events now support food related charities around the world and have raised millions of dollars to fight against hunger. They strengthen communities, support local artists by celebrating beautiful pottery and educate people about hunger and poverty.

Empty Bowls Attleboro was founded in 2019 by Sarah Mott, Sally Cobb, Martha Machnik, and Darlene Blazejewski. We will host our event in September, at Capron Park and we look forward to contributing to our local area organizations whose work directly aids those neighbors of ours who lack food security.