Pottery
The fraser valley potters guild (http://members.shaw.ca/fr...) has a handy brochure listing area potters open to tours. try simpson pottery in aldergrove; venema pottery in abbotsford; jo priestly (http://jopriestley.com) in mission; rainforest pottery (http://www.rainforestpott...), schellenberg pottery, and driediger pottery in yarrow; greendale pottery (http://www.greendalepotte...) in chilliwack; and the back porch in agassiz. a further list of potters are open by appointment. call the studios to confirm they will be open.
Wine tasting
Though it isn't quite the viniculture hotbed that the okanagan is, there are a number of wineries in the fraser valley. see domaine de chaberton estate, which started it all, and township 7 vineyards & winery, glenugie winery, and blackwood lane vineyards & winery in langley; the fort wine company in historic fort langley; blossom winery famous for ice wine and fruit wines and sanduz estate wines in richmond; river's bend winery in surrey; lotusland vineyards in abbotsford; blue heron winery in pitt meadows; and kermode wild berry winery in dewdney; westham island estate winery and wellbrook winery in delta; and st. urban winery in chilliwack. look for the handy wine map from the fraser valley wine association (http://www.fvwa.ca/). consider visiting only three to five wineries in a day, to give yourself time to enjoy the visit, available at most of these wineries. many wineries will limit you to only three to five wine samples in one visit. some may charge you a couple of dollars for the tasting, which might be waived if you purchase some wine.