Join us for an inspiring evening with renowned ceramicist and tastemaker Christopher Spitzmiller as he delves into his celebrated book, A Year at Clove Brook Farm. With a career that brilliantly intertwines the artistry of ceramics and the elegance of country living, Spitzmiller is best known for his iconic handmade lamps that adorn the homes of design aficionados worldwide, including the tastemaker Martha Stewart, who has long championed his work.
Throughout the evening, Spitzmiller will share intimate insights into the enchanting seasonal beauty of Clove Brook Farm, his picturesque retreat in the Hudson Valley. Attendees will hear about his passion
for cultivating exquisite gardens, raising heritage-breed animals, and hosting gatherings that embody the essence of effortless, sophisticated entertaining.
He will offer his best tips for creating a home and garden that harmoniously reflect the rhythms of nature, revealing behind-the-scenes stories from Clove Brook Farm that highlight his artistic journey
and creative process.
Most importantly, all proceeds from this event will benefit the 501(c)3 nonprofit,
Fauquier Loudoun Garden Club, whose dedicated work in grant-giving supports community initiatives that promote gardening, environmental stewardship, and education. By attending,
you will be contributing to meaningful projects that enrich our local community and foster a love for nature and horticulture.
Whether you are a gardening enthusiast, a design lover, or someone who appreciates the art of gracious living, this event promises to be both enlightening and inspiring. Don’t miss this opportunity to
connect with a master of his craft and gain insights that will elevate your own spaces.
Date: Friday, April 25, 2025
Location: Middleburg Community Center, 300 W. Washington St., Middleburg, VA
Lecture: 5:00 PM
Cocktail Reception: 6:00 PM
Reserve Your Spot: $150 per person
