Head to Island Folk Pottery in Chilmark on Thursday, Nov. 3, any time of the day for a short enjoyable walk. It’s free and the trail is a quarter-mile long. It has whimsical sculptures among the landscape created by artists Bill O’Callaghan and Heather Goff. The clay pieces represent Tree Spirits, Earth Guardians, and Fae musicians. Open from 9 am to 5 pm.
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