Access to Lummi Island by pedestrian ferry only due to Dry Dock being scheduled during Memorial Day weekend.

A diverse collection of paintings, notecards, jewelry, photography, sculptures, glass items, wooden crafts, pottery, metal crafts, stonework, quilts, clothing, and knitwear. Explore their work and support local talent while finding unique pieces to take home.

10am to 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday, May 25 & 26

Featured artists

Featured
Ebb & Flow Fiber Arts
Ebb & Flow Fiber Arts

Wet felted vessels and “paintings in wool” made from a variety of wools and silk fibers.

Nancy Simmerman – Gude Erth Crafts
Nancy Simmerman – Gude Erth Crafts

Original island-inspired designs carefully and individually handcrafted to provide years of warmth with style.

Gayle’s Gemz
Gayle’s Gemz

Wire-wrapped jewelry, especially pendants formed from geodes, beach glass, fossils, amber and gemstones.

Stained Glass by GS
Stained Glass by GS

Through the design, the texture and the color of the glass Gloria Maxwell retells a story from the visual experiences of the world around her.

Edmund Lowe Photography
Edmund Lowe Photography

Professional photographic services, greeting cards and photos of Pacific Northwest and Lummi Island landscapes. 

Thomas Lutz, Art Inspired by the Salish Sea
Thomas Lutz, Art Inspired by the Salish Sea

Graphic interpretations of the extraordinary mountains, rivers and islands of the Pacific Northwest. 

Ria Nickerson, Good Thunder Arts
Ria Nickerson, Good Thunder Arts

Each piece of Ria's pottery is individually handcrafted of high fired stoneware with glazes selected for high resistance to abrasion. 

Vitreous Visions by Art Hohl
Vitreous Visions by Art Hohl

Art’s original kiln-formed glass artwork shows his fascination and delight in the natural world

Mary Sews Many Designs
Mary Sews Many Designs

Mary Barstow is a fiber artist, sewing quilted wall hangings, bed quilts and table decor.

Judy Arntsen – Kelp Art
Judy Arntsen – Kelp Art

The craft of indigenous bull kelp which can be found lying fallow on local beaches.

Lynn Dee Studios
Lynn Dee Studios

Lynn specializes in the Raku firing process which gives the surface of the clay a dark smoky look, creates metallic surface effects and interesting crackle patterns in clear and colorful glazes.