Scott Barnim Pottery

Arts Market in Toronto provides a platform for artistic entrepreneurs to showcase and sell their work to a wide audience since 2011. Offering a diverse range of handmade goods from jewelry to photography, the market serves as a go-to destination for unique gift shopping experiences. Customers can find a variety of products, from pottery to gift cards, making it an ideal spot for discovering one-of-a-kind items. Aspiring vendors can benefit from the market's supportive community and convenient storefronts across Toronto, allowing them to reach a broad customer base without the burden of long leases or commissions. By joining the Arts Market, vintage dealers and artists can create in-person product experiences that drive repeat business, while also using the locations as drop-off points for online sales. This unique setup provides a cost-effective way for Toronto artists to grow their businesses and connect with a dedicated audience. With a network of over 120 artists and a commitment to showcasing locally made products year-round, Arts Market offers a valuable opportunity for artisans to launch their businesses and thrive in the creative industry. The market's dedication to supporting artistic entrepreneurs, along with its four accessible locations and wide array of handmade products, ensures a vibrant and enriching shopping experience for customers seeking distinctive gifts and art pieces. Generated from the website content

The Burr House Spinners and Weavers Guild is a dynamic community of fibre art enthusiasts, artisans, and artists based in Richmond Hill, Ontario, active since 1982. The Guild offers a wide range of activities and techniques, including spinning, weaving, dyeing, and various forms of textile arts. Members engage in diverse projects such as rug weaving, shawl making, and basketry, while also exploring innovative dyeing methods. The Guild fosters creativity and collaboration among its members, celebrating the rich tradition of fibre arts. Generated from the website