The Bethlehem Pottery Club is one of the popular stops in the Bay of Plenty Garden & Art Festival Garden & Art Trail, which extends from Katikati to Paengaroa over four days, and ends today.

The club's exhibition features pottery and sculpture from 37 potters, with the club rooms set out during the four-day festival as a gallery.

It's proving to be a great spot to find unique items for home or garden, as well as shopping early for Christmas.

During the Garden and Art Festival potter Jules Rutherford is donating the sale of her gnome characters to Gumboot Friday. Photo: Supplied.

The club held a competition, with the winning items on display during the exhibition. Robyn Judd won the supreme award, creating a clay ukulele which she also is able to play.

Winners at Bethlehem Pottery Club are Alison Fitzgerald, Robyn Judd with a clay ukelele, Lindsay Butler, and Anett Pilz. Photo: Supplied.

Robyn Judd won the supreme award, creating a clay ukulele which she also is able to play. Photo: Supplied.

Some of the pottery on display at Bethlehem Pottery Club. Photo: Supplied.

The Bethlehem Pottery Club is located at 13 Bethlehem Road. The exhibition is open until 4pm today, Sunday November 20.