Locally Made Art & Fine Craft

Shuswap Artisan Market is a treasure-trove of handmade art showcasing over 20 local artisans.

Each artist volunteers in the store, which means anytime you drop in you’ll be greeted by one of the artists whose work is on display.

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Hours

Tuesday to Saturday
9 am to 4 pm

Meet Our Artists

Joey Nash

She has received wide acclaim as an accomplished Wildlife and Portrait Painter. She has had numerous Solo and Group Exhibitions of her work, has won many Awards, has work in…

Sheryl Willson

Sheryl Willson graduated from Capilano College, North Vancouver, in 1988 with a diploma in Graphic Design and Visual Communications. In 2000 she went back to school to study Fine Art…

Kathy Kinsella

Kathy Kinsella is a textile artist who resides in Blind Bay, British Columbia. Her work includes extensive surface design on art quilts, scarves, purses, greeting cards, and home decor. Many of…

Sorrento Stoneware

Mark Hemmingson graduated from UBC in 1989 with a major in Creative Writing, and a minor in Anthropology. He spent nine years in the social services including community work and…

Directions

We’re located in Sorrento at the corner of Notch Hill Road and the Trans Canada Highway.

1204 Notch Hill Road

About The Co-op

The Shuswap Artisans Market started as a dream of Debbie Reeves and Rose Collin. Their goal was to create and provide Art for the Community and a Community for Artists.

It came to life in the spring of 2017 when they opened the first artist run market in Sorrento. It was a great success and so with the support of all the artists involved they decided to open their shop year round.

Their purpose continues to be to support the vibrant community of artists in the Shuswap region by providing an opportunity to exhibit and sell regional art and to enhance professional development among artists.

Having the store front has proven to be a great way for artists to connect with their community and the community to have access to the artists among them.

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Community Connection

The Arts Council for the South Shuswap was a vital connection in getting our little shop up and running by providing a small grant to get us started with signage and other sundry items needed to run a retail outlet. Our connection remains a strong one.

Funding From Shuswap Community Foundation

We would like to thank the Shuswap Community Foundation who funded our shed. Thank you for this great addition to the shop.

Shed Funded by Shuswap Community Foundation

We Sell Fat Paint