Discover One-of-a-Kind GIFTS at the Arts Hub Brockville Artisan Show & Sale
Join us Saturday, November 28 & Sunday, November 29 from 10 am – 4 pm at Arts Hub Brockville for a vibrant showcase of handcrafted excellence. Browse a curated collection of pottery, fine art paintings, stained glass, wood boards, hand-painted glass, mixed media creations, wearable art and beautifully made bags and accessories. Meet the makers, feel the craftsmanship, and find something truly unique you won’t see anywhere else.
Saturday, November 28, 10 am - 4 pm & Sunday, November 29, 10 am - 4 pm
Show Artists
Solange Leman - Multi Media Artist | Solange crafts unique notebooks and art cards using handmade papers, bringing a personal, artisanal touch to each creation.
Beatrice Eberhard, mixed media artist | Swiss-born and Canada-based, Béatrice Eberhard is a mixed-media and textile artist with formal training in ceramics. Her collages combine paint, paper, photographs, thread and typography, exploring memory, transformation and authenticity through layering and texture. Inspired by nature, her work evokes landscapes emotionally while reflecting on childhood, change and the journey back to self.
Donna Crooks, painter | Donna Crooks is a Brockville-based painter whose work captures the beauty and quiet character of the St. Lawrence region. Working primarily in acrylic and mixed media, she creates expressive landscapes and nature-inspired pieces with a strong sense of colour and movement. Her paintings have been featured in local exhibitions and community art events. Crooks continues to develop her practice while actively contributing to the vibrant arts community in Brockville.
Erin Meester, fibre artist | Erin Meester is a Brockville-based fibre artist. The mediums used in her art are primarily upcycled and vintage materials. Erin seeks to renew what is old and discarded into something new and beautiful. The St. Lawrence River provides ongoing inspiration for Erin's art. St. Lawrence River moss, water, flowers, rock and plant life are particular sources of inspiration.
Francis Lincoln Mulcahy - Woodworker | Francis' wood boards are both beautiful and functional
Heidi Kern, painter and miniaturist | Heidi Kern is a Brockville-based artist and retired graphic designer who deliberately works on a small scale, finding creative possibilities in miniature. Working primarily in acrylic paint and pencil crayon, with a particular love of painting pets, animals, and musician portraits. Heidi also creates miniature dioramas that tell small stories within carefully crafted spaces, including gardens, kitchens, holiday settings, and other everyday moments. Combining miniature elements with handmade details, her work reflects her background in graphic design through a strong attention to composition, detail, and visual storytelling.
John and Brigitte Irwin, sea glass jewelry | Genuine ocean tumbled sea glass can be found on many beaches around the world. John and Brigitte have been collecting for more than 30 years from the east coast of Canada to the Bahamas and beyond. The glass is carefully sorted for quality and colour before being selected for various unique jewelry pieces, finished in both sterling silver and high grade stainless steel.
Judy Boyd - Boyd Bags | One of a kind…just like you. Judy has been handcrafting her signature Boyd Bags with love and care since 2019. Judy ensures that no two bags are ever the same. Each piece is thoughtfully designed using premium materials and timeless techniques resulting in bags that are as beautiful, dependable, and unique as the people who carry them.
Kay Rhebergen, potter | Kay Rhebergen is a potter creating functional and decorative ceramics inspired by natural forms and everyday rituals. Working primarily on the wheel, she crafts pieces that balance simplicity, texture, and durability. Her work reflects a deep appreciation for materials and process, with each piece designed to be both beautiful and useful. Based in Ontario, Kay shares her work through local markets, exhibitions, and community-focused arts events.
Larissa Sokolova - Fiber Artist | "Wearable Art". Larissa uses wet felting in her work. All crafted with environmentally friendly fibers such as wool, silk, linen, bamboo, etc. Unique handmade products that are wearable, comfortable, and bring joy to everyday life.
Lisa Noel, Painter | Lisa Noel is a Canadian artist celebrated for ethereal, calming waterscapes that capture the essence of minimalism. Her work is deeply influenced by the 1000 Islands region of Canada, particularly the shimmering allure of the St. Lawrence River. Coming from a highly artistic family, she has always found creative expression to be second nature.
Monique van Someren - Painter | Monique’s art is a celebration of nature’s beauty and the charm of everyday objects that often go unnoticed. She hopes her creations inspire viewers to take a moment to appreciate the wonders of the natural world and the little treasures surrounding us.
Pat Markovich - Alcohol ink Artist | Pat is well known for her vibrant depictions of landscapes and florals. Using alcohol ink on small tiles, she creates dynamic compositions with flowing colours that capture the natural beauty of her subjects.
Rachel Legault - Painter | Rachel is a self taught artist that utilizes solely oil paints to craft pieces that evoke a sense of nostalgia in the viewer, transporting them to a cherished location or moment. She endeavors to fashion an immersive experience, drawing the observer into the canvas, inviting them to linger and indulge in the ambiance.
Nadine Baker, painter | Nadine Baker, an artist from Kingston, Ontario, is redefining acrylic paint, showcasing its incredible versatility and often-underestimated depth. Her work offers a peaceful escape from everyday hurriedness. With atmospheric and light-filled paintings of local landscapes and still life studies, she creates a serene and meditative experience for viewers and collectors.
Eda Brown - Painter | Eda’s paintings create a sense of place at a particular moment in time. The use of vivid and vibrant colours with quick brush work brings the viewer into a place that can be uniquely their own.
Sue Steele & Jann Smith - Potters | Sue Steele and Jann Smith. Jann enjoys experimenting with a wide range of glaze colours and techniques, creating unique and stunning finishes on her pieces. Sue has a special love for whimsical sculpture, often combining animals and creatures with traditional wheel throwing and handbuilding.
Sheila Goertzen, painter | As a mostly self taught artist Sheila creates work from her own photo references. She loves to paint commission work, in particular peoples animals or favourite scenes.
Anne-Marie Leman - Stained Glass | Anne-Marie creates handcrafted stained glass lanterns, window suncatchers, garden ornaments. and more Her colourful, nature-inspired pieces bring light, beauty, and character to homes and outdoor spaces.
Alison Storey, mixed media artist | Alison creates prints using multiple techniques that capture the essence of scenes and motifs, offering a rustic and expressive works. Her prints showcase the unique textures, adding depth and a timeless quality to each piece. Alison offers print making workshops at Arts Hub Brockville.
Jules Crowley, painter | Jules Crowley is a painter living in Gananoque. She is drawn to both the human figure and to landscape. Her contemporary figurative paintings explore character, nostalgia, and a sprinkling of humor while her landscape paintings use broad planes of color, inspired by a lifelong connection to the river and the Islands.