Sherry Wells Pottery can be found at Montana House in West Glacier. This unique store represents numerous Montana artists in a variety of mediums. The shop is located after you turn right off Hwy. 2 heading to the West Entrance to Glacier National Park. Stop in and say hi to the crew and shop around, you will be amazed at the amazing array of excellent artists that live in Montana.

This is a very unique shop in Whitefish that represents Sherry Wells Pottery, it is located next to Jersey Boys Pizza, across from Central School, just a block from the Hwy. 93 turn South downtown Whitefish. Stop in and say hi to the owner, Vicki. She is quite knowledgeable about pottery and a good resource for decorating ideas and a wealth of information about the area.

A gallery in Augusta, Montana. The area's best art and crafts have been collected in this eclectic shop in a town that is pure western.

Charlie Blim is a wonderful supporter of studio potters. He represents a wonderful group of folks and will try to find what you are looking for, if you are wanting to find a specific artist's work. Just a great guy, can't say enough nice things about him! He also has a Facebook site, check it out!

The Hockaday Museum located on First Street in Kalispell, MT carries Sherry Wells Pottery in Kalispell, MT. They are open Tues - Sat. 9 to 5 and are located at 302 2nd Avenue East, Kalispell.

Great gallery and chocolate in Wallace, Idaho. Sally is wonderful and makes awesome chocolates, along with her gallery representing a variety of arts and artists!

Snappy's has a gallery upstairs, I was asked to add a display of my work there. There are also paintings, amazing animals done by a taxidermist, as well as other artwork available. Located in Kalispell at the corner of La Salle (Hwy. 2) and Idaho (Hwy. 35).

A website listing artists living and working in Montana, Sherry Wells Pottery is listed on this site.

A community clay studio in Missoula, bringing in nationally known clay artists for workshops and residencies, they carry Sherry Wells Pottery in Missoula..

Joe Winter is a very skilled potter and all around great guy, he and Paul Herman built the best firing anagama kiln I have been given the honor and privilege to participate as a member of the firing crew.

Here is a link to Great Basin Pottery where potters Paul Herman and Joe Winter built the best firing anagama kiln I have ever had the privilege to participate in, to date!