HiDe Ceramic Works

Station Street Gallery-Frame SHP is a vibrant art space located in Duncan, British Columbia, dedicated to showcasing local artists and their work. The gallery also offers custom framing services, catering to the artistic needs of the Cowichan Valley community on Vancouver Island. Featuring a diverse selection of artwork, including pieces by artists such as Bernadette McCormack and Ian Finlayson, Station Street Gallery invites art enthusiasts to explore and purchase unique creations. The gallery's commitment to supporting local talent makes it a key destination for art lovers in the region. Generated from the website

The Arrowsmith Potters' Guild, established in April 1995, resides within the charming VIA Rail Train Station in Parksville, British Columbia, on the picturesque Vancouver Island. Born out of the shared desire of potters seeking a creative sanctuary and retail outlet, this guild fosters a vibrant community of artisans. Boasting a studio furnished with ten wheels, two kilns, a slab roller, and a spacious potting table, it caters to both seasoned potters and newcomers eager to delve into the art form. Nestled within the historical Train Station, the Pottery Shop showcases a diverse array of members' creations, welcoming visitors daily to explore and acquire unique local treasures. Whether you're seeking a distinctive gift or simply wish to immerse yourself in the world of pottery, this enclave of creativity offers a serene escape for both enthusiasts and curious souls alike. Generated using this place's available information

Create-It Emporium, owned and operated by sisters Stefanie O'Keeffe and Joanna Redfern, offers a creative space in historic downtown Cloverdale for all ages and skill levels to explore their artistic talents. With a variety of paint-your-own pottery projects available, customers can choose from a selection of bisque ware items including mugs, garden decor, serving ware, and more. The studio provides all necessary materials and finishing services in the kiln, with prices ranging from $15 to $60. Finished items can be picked up after two weeks, and any unclaimed pieces will be donated to a local charity after a three-month grace period. Generated from their website