There is a reverent, almost magical quality to the air when you step inside Potter's tasting room. Maybe it's the nearly hundred years of history that's taken place inside its thick stone walls. Maybe it's the fact that you're standing in an actual former church. Maybe it's the residual creative energy that still pulses through this former home of artists, makers, and social gatherers. Whatever the reason, there is a deep sense of place inside and out at Potter's—a feeling that important moments of spiritual and artistic realization have happened here, made sacred by the gentle passage of time.