Sunday Makers' Markets
Welcome to our new monthly Sunday Makers' Markets at beautiful Etal Village in Northumberland - on the first Sunday of each month
Every event will be different, with a variety of local makers, from original art and prints, to ceramics, glass, wood sculpture to chocolates, cheese, soap and much more. We will also have free arts and craft demonstrations and occasional workshops which can be pre-booked directly with the artists.
Etal Village Hall, Ford and Etal, Northumberland.
Sundays: July 6. August 3. September 7. 11am - 3pm. Free entry.
Here are some of the talented folk joining us.
Lydia London
Artist
Lydia, who is based in Scotland, will be joining us at the August and September Sunday markets with original work and prints. Her oil paintings are inspired by woodland landscapes.
Alison Kurke
Graphic/Collage Artist
Alison, who's based in Hawick and Lazio, Italy, works with paper, collage, bookmaking and printmaking. She'll be joining us with her collages and gelliprints at the July market.
Fiona Kilburn
Weaver
Fiona began weaving during lockdown and developed a freestyle, inspired by beach walks near her home. She will give free weaving demos when she joins us in September.
Kim Robinson
Artist
Land and seascapes are Kim's favourite subjects, but she also takes commissions for pet portraits, infused with a sense of fun and colour. Kim will be at all our Sunday Markets.
Stephen Lennon
Artist/Printmaker
Stephen, is based at Berwick-upon-Tweed, taking inspiration from the surrounding Scottish Borders landscape and wildlife, as well as his own garden.
Nicky Watson
Jewellery Designer
Nicky handcrafts pieces from silver and sea glass - found on local beaches near her Northumberland home. Meet her at our August and September markets.
Join Us
Please get in touch and send a couple of images or a link to your work if you'd like to join our new Sunday Makers' Markets.
We're looking for artisan makers, who design and handcraft everything themselves - from paintings and prints, to glass, textiles, fibre art, ceramics, chocolates, cheese, soaps, jams, bread etc.
We'd also like to hear from any local farmers/gardeners who'd like to sell any spare fruit and veg or flowers - possibly outside (weather permitting) to create mini farmers' market vibes.
Contact
info@thetinshed.co.uk
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