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The Shed 2026 Family and Friends Christmas Show

A special annual holiday gathering featuring hand-thrown pottery, handmade goods, and a warm community tradition carried forward by family and friends.

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A long-standing holiday tradition, continued with love.

For many years, The Shed Family and Friends Christmas Show was held in Redding, California. After the passing of Elaine Borda in 2021, Roberta Dallimonti continues this meaningful annual event in her mother’s spirit, gathering family, friends, makers, and visitors for a warm holiday show.

2026 holiday show

Celebrate the season with pottery, handmade goods, and community.

Roberta will be selling her hand thrown pottery. Jeff will be selling his famous elephant garlic, Barbara will be selling her delicious jams, Barb will be selling her hand sewn items, Laurie will sell her handmade candy and cards, and Susan Calhoun will be selling her handmade soaps.

An annual holiday gathering featuring pottery, handmade foods, gifts, cards, and soaps.
A warm community event with returning family, friends, and featured makers.
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Who will be there

Roberta will be selling her hand thrown pottery, along with featured family and friends offering handmade goods, seasonal treats, and gifts.

Where it takes place

The 2026 show will be held at the Cottonwood Community Center in Cottonwood, California.

When to attend

Join the show on Friday, November 6, 2026 from 11:00am–6:00pm and Saturday, November 7, 2026 from 10:00am–3:00pm.

Event details

Show location and times

Where
Cottonwood Community Center
20595 Gas Point Road
Cottonwood, CA 96022

When
Friday, November 6, 2026 — 11:00am–6:00pm
Saturday, November 7, 2026 — 10:00am–3:00pm

In loving memory

Elaine Borda

This annual event continues in loving memory of Elaine Borda, whose home and generosity helped shape The Shed Family and Friends Christmas Show for so many years.

In loving memory.
Elaine’s legacy remains a meaningful part of this holiday gathering and the family tradition it continues to inspire.