The 28th Stahl's Pottery Summer Festival will take place 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or shine, June 20, at 6826 Corning Road, Zionsville.

This event is sponsored by Stahl's Pottery Preservation Society.

There is an admission fee per adult. Parking is free.

Activities at the festival include tours of the historic, redware pottery, pottery demonstrations, a museum exhibit of Stahl's Pottery and 31 contemporary potters displaying and selling handcrafted redware, stoneware or porcelain.

A light lunch and baked goods sale are also available, as well as pottery memorabilia and books.

The 25th anniversary commemorative redware sgraffito plate made by Joel Leh, great-grandson of Thomas Stahl, will be available as well as a history book titled, "Stahl's Pottery of Powder Valley," featuring historic photos of the pottery and a color portfolio of pottery.

Stahl's Pottery Preservation Society was founded in 1987 to preserve and interpret Stahl's Pottery site.

The site includes the potting shed, home of Thomas and Alice Stahl, and the round, stone wood-fired kiln built in 1933-34.

All funds raised at the event help to continue the preservation and interpretation of the site.

For directions and further information, go to stahlspottery.org or call 610-965-5019.