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Hunt for “Holiday Treasures” at DCMA starting Saturday
December 2, 2016 · 0 Comments
By Marni Walsh
The much anticipated “Holiday Treasures” 13th annual juried art and craft sale at the Dufferin County Museum and Archives opens this Saturday, December 3, and runs until December 18.
Visitors can shop local in the historic Canadiana comfort of the Museum from Tuesday to Saturday from 10 am – 5pm, and Sundays 12 noon – 5 pm.
These unique handmade gifts are perfect for the holiday season.
Artists will be at the museum with their work in various media including glass, jewellery, painting and more.
Artists include Ann Randeraand, Mona Arnott, Jennifer Kleinpaste, Carol Nesbitt, Kathryn Shura, Sharon Snider, Erin FitzGibbon, Faramarz Sajed, Catherine Howard, Debra Gibbs, Kate Palmer, Gary Bendus, George Burt, Pieta van Arnham, Jackie Warmelink, Jennifer Weaver, Josette Woolf, June Wright, Kai-Liis McInnes, Leah Mitchell, Leanne Noble, Lynn Kennedy, Manuela Marshall, Marion Morgan, Marni Shpur, Mary Elliot, Mona van der Velden, Nancy Stewart, Pat Burns-Welland, H. Blahut, S. Phipps Design, Wendy Morris, Adrienne Calaoway, A. Elmhirst, Stephanie Robinson, Susan Mein, Brenda Robson, B. Burns, and Xaveria Forsythe.
The DCMA is located at 936029 Airport Road on the northeast corner of the intersection of Airport Road and Highway 89, between Shelburne and Alliston. Call 519-941-1114 for more information.
Photos courtesy of DCMA
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