A McCabe Ceramics, Mudworks – Piemade using nerikomi style ceramics, functional ware – bowls, plates etc.
Abi Eleri, St Aldhelm’s Church – Abi Eleri is a wildlife watercolour artist, hailing from Snowdonia but now living in Bristol.
Ajgartworks, The Southville Centre – Alexandra James-Gabb, a contemporary abstract painter using mixed media.
Ali Donaldson, 19 Exeter Road – A selection of hand-printed Lino cuts and cards inspired by nature and sea.
Alisa Lehtinen, Tobacco Factory – Alisa Lehtinen is a self-taught painter from Finland, now based in Bristol..
Alys Paterson Illustration, The Southville Centre – Illustrated prints, cards and decorations, designed with a love of colour, pattern and fun.
Amanda Clarke Illustration, The Southville Centre – Amanda creates bright and playful illustrated prints, greeting cards and other paper products.
Angharad Collections, The Southville Centre – Angharad is an independent designer maker creating a range of limited-edition clothes and Hatz.
Anna Findlay, St Aldhelm’s Church – Anna makes small, very colourful, stained, painted and fused glass gift items.
Anna Francis, Frankenstein Press – Anna is a printmaker who explores the beauty found in decaying plant forms.
Anna Harley, The Southville Centre – Anglo-Scandinavian artist with an MA in print. Multi-layered screenprints of landscapes.
Anna Marrow, Willway Yard – Anna Marrow makes limited edition screen prints, paintings, illustrations and printed ephemera.
Anna Ruiz, Frankenstein Press – Anna is an artist specialising in analogue illustration and linocut inspired by myths and symbols.
Art in Glass, St Aldhelm’s Church – ‘Cooking’ glass in a kiln is challenging and a lot of crossing fingers when opening the kiln
Art-K, 172A Raleigh Rd – Art Classes & Workshops for Children. Weekly classes and workshops.
Artist Anu Hatti, Hen and Chicken – Creates vibrant mixed-media artworks inspired by culture, nature and storytelling.
Barley and Mabel, Tobacco Factory – Hand crafted artworks and prints created using traditionally pressed flowers and foliage’s.
Beastly Worlds, 48 Gathorne Road – Ink & watercolour illustrations celebrating nature & small moments of joy, with fantastical elements.
Becky Loades Pottery, Hen and Chicken – Making fun, functional ceramics that bring a bit of joy into your everyday.
Beezer Photos, 186 North St – Born & bred Bristolian, Beezer has a 45-year visual record of club, youth & music culture.
Berg and Brewer, Bedminster Methodist Church – Slow-crafted ceramics and prints made in Bedminster.
Bisou, Tobacco Factory – Bisou creates unique handmade jewellery inspired by colour, shape and texture.
Bluebelle Arts, The Southville Centre – Sun-printed botanical cyanotype prints and cards, inspired by hedgerows, gardens, and wild places.
Brie Barnacle Prints, 23 Pearl Street – Brie is a printmaker exploring landscape through etchings and screenprints.
Bristol Baskets, The Southville Centre – Contemporary basketry, weaving willow grown in Bristol and on the Somerset Levels.
Charlotte Hawke, Share Bristol – Drawing, prints and sculptures created from natural materials, with a focus on wellbeing.
Chiara Mensa, Bristol Reclamation – Nature-inspired linocut prints made with care in small batches and hand-printed for a unique touch.
Chloe Gilbert Artist, 3 Howard Road – Watercolour, gouache and prints. I produce art that reflects West Country landscapes.
Chris Dawson, 280 North Street – A landscape colourist artist working in oil with some mixed media pieces.
Chris Shopland, Willway Yard – Chris captures what it means to remain calm in a chaotic world between order and chaos.
Claire Selman, Willway Yard – Linocuts of loved places in the South West served with a slice of seaside nostalgia.
Copeau by Louis, Estate of The Arts – Hand carved Woodenware & Sculpture made from waste wood.
Cranky Bear, Monarch House – Cranky Bear makes mechanical toys from a variety of found items.
Derek Cockle, The Southville Centre – Suncatchers made out of stained glass for windows or pots.
Dogs By Jeff, Storysmith – Jeff paints your dog right on the spot in 20 mins, turning beloved companions into bold portraits.
dona B drawings, Tobacco Factory – Dona creates hand-drawn & digitally coloured illustrations of Bristol as prints, gifts & homewares.
Dot Dash Studio, 14 Howard Road – Vibrant, contemporary polymer clay jewellery. Handmade in small batches and easy to wear.
DrawBellDraw, 69 Luckwell Road – For the 2nd year! Get your free 15 minute portrait sketch, donations to Children’s Hospice South West.
Duncan Neagle, 9 Nelson Parade – Small exhibition from local antiques dealer; Pop art and folk art – art in everyday things.
E.Michelle Art, Riverside Garden Centre – Elisha creates healing abstract watercolours and textiles inspired by somatic practice and nature.
Earth Room Ceramics, Willway Yard – Handmade pastel themed ceramics in small batches, from tableware to cat inspired pieces.
Elaine Inker Art, St Aldhelm’s Church – Elaine’s vibrant layered paintings are inspired by outdoor swims, street scenes, people and dogs.
Elsa Maters Art, 48 Gathorne Road – Elsa creates original art, printed cards, and decorations using watercolour, ink and collage.
Emily Bessex, Hen and Chicken – Emily makes bright, joyful art and enjoys colour and silliness.
Emily McCulloch, Tobacco Factory – Emily creates detailed paintings of wildlife to inspire joy, curiosity and connection with nature.
E.Michelle Art, Riverside Garden Centre – Elisha creates healing abstract watercolours and textiles inspired by somatic practice and nature.
Earth Room Ceramics, Willway Yard – Handmade pastel themed ceramics in small batches, from tableware to cat inspired pieces.
Elaine Inker Art, St Aldhelm’s Church – Elaine’s vibrant layered paintings are inspired by outdoor swims, street scenes, people and dogs.
Emily McCulloch, Tobacco Factory – Emily creates detailed paintings of wildlife to inspire joy, curiosity and connection with nature.
Emily Owen, 69 Luckwell Road – Playful, nature-inspired abstract paintings.
Emily Wolff, Estate of The Arts – Commission based, self-taught portrait artist working in the mediums of tempera, watercolour and oil
Emma Philippa Maeve, Willway Yard – Emma Philippa Maeve, applied artist who works in mixed media and fashion accessories.
Esther Curtis Illustration, The Southville Centre – Esther illustrates bold, joyful prints and greetings cards.
Fiona Clabon, 48 Gathorne Road – Discover Fiona’s range of botanical cyanotypes and find out about her NEW cyanotype workshops!
Flora Fauna Folk, Riverside Garden Centre – Whimsical, intricate art about gardens & permaculture. Zines, prints, hand-painted pieces and more!
FLX, 186 North St – Felix is a painter, living & working in Bristol, alumnus of the first wave of British graffiti art.
Fruit Salad, 14 Howard Road – Fruit Salad designer Emma creates sustainable fashion & patchwork textiles using pre-loved fabrics.
Genki Club, Plant Studio – Rosalind uses paper and scissors to create colourful, characterful explorations that centre nature.
George Myers, Estate of The Arts – George Myers is an artist working with ceramics and mixed media.
GradyPrints, The Southville Centre – Jane creates colourful, semi-abstract hand-made monoprints of 3-5 per edition and greetings cards.
Greenbank Pottery, Tobacco Factory, – Kick-wheel thrown, single fired ceramics, inspired by nature and with a focus on sustainability.
Hairy Jayne, Hen and Chicken – Hairy Jayne is a designer-maker who makes natural hair care, scent blends and riso prints
Hannah Redden, 29 Ashville Road – Mythical creatures, collage and cake, clay, ceramics, colour and friends from 8 to 40-something!
Helena Traill, Willway Yard – Helena Traill is multi-impressionist oil painter, who founded Bristol Plein Air Painters.
Henning Lohlein, 14 Gathorne Road – Humorous oil paintings, prints and children’s books
Holly Dunham, St Aldhelm’s Church – Holly Dunham is a Fine Artist capturing memories and emotions in magical seascapes and landscapes.
Jamie Murray, 14 Upton Road – Jamie Murray’s photographic work centres around storytelling and physical print and production.
Jane Atkins Pottery, 3 Howard Road – A hobby developed in retirement, Jane creates mainly functional pottery in stoneware.
Janine Partington, The Southville Centre – Janine creates contemporary designs in enamel and leather – art, sculptures, jewellery.
Jasmine Maier Ceramics, Mudworks – Jasmine’s tactile and functional ceramics celebrate soft curves and flowing lines found in geology.
Jillo’s Art, 57c British Road – Jillo makes art from recycled things, and a calligraphy artist can write your name in English+Arabic.
Jo Peake Creates, No Frills Knitting – Jo is a weaver, crafting handwoven products on small wooden looms using natural fibres.
Jo Pillinger – Craftpod, 8 Hamilton Road – I design and make contemporary craft and embroidery kits, inspired by the natural world.
Joanna Rose Ceramics, 72 Hamilton Road – Transfer printed ceramics and small artworks.
Joe Hemming, Estate of The Arts – Joe is a ceramic artist. His sculptural work explores concepts of deep time & abstract mark making.
Jon Baker, St Aldhelm’s Church – Jon is a self-taught artist who uses oil paint to create emotive cityscapes.
Judith Hobbs Studio Pottery, 3 Howard Road – Judith makes pottery & ceramics for the house and garden primarily in blue and white.
Just Plain Charming, Share Bristol – Vibrant functional ceramics and sustainably crafted silver jewellery designed to bring daily joy.
Kaleidopop, The Southville Centre – Colourful leather jewellery, handmade from reclaimed leather.
Kathryn Shorthouse, Bedminster Methodist Church – Ceramic Artist
Katie Baird Design, Willway Yard – Katie Baird is an illustrative maker, heavily inspired by nature, insects and cats.
Kay Morgan Jewellery, Riverside Garden Centre – Kay hand makes colourful jewellery from reclaimed leather.
Kay Watkins Art, Riverside Garden Centre – Kay paints in acrylic, taking inspiration from nature. Subjects span flora, fauna and landscape.
Kelly’s Kwerkies, Share Bristol – Upcycled, sustainable bags and accessories created from discarded clothing, textiles and yarn.
Kevin O’Keefe, 8 Hamilton Road – O’Keefe draws in the style of Teatro Grottesco: a bizarre, distorted theatre of strange players.
Kifty.Art, Willway Yard – 3D fibre artist inspired by nature. Colourful wall art to add vibrancy to any space. Dopamine décor.
Kiki and leopard/Sophie Parr, St Aldhelm’s Church – Sophie makes bespoke jewellery and artworks. Sustainability sourced and eco conscious.
Kizzie-Mai, Mudworks – Kizzie-Mai is a Queer illustrator & ceramicist. They explore Queer culture & community in their art.
Kya Beers, Estate of The Arts – Kya Beers creates bold, mixed-media abstract art exploring the space between chaos and calm.
Laboratory of Things, Willway Yard – The Laboratory of things designs and makes objects using sustainable materials.
Lavender Moon Whispers, The Southville Centre – They create joyful jewellery with healing stones, beads, finished with silver or steel hooks.
Lea Lloyd, The Southville Centre – Lea creates colourful geometric artworks through painting, digital design, and screen printing.
Lee Nutland, Tobacco Factory – Lee is an artist printmaker inspired by prehistoric stone monuments & geological formations.
Lfin designs, Mudworks – Ceramic artist, thrown vessels, tiny pots and sculptures.
Libby Bass Ceramics, 69 Luckwell Road – Libby’s elegant, minimal ceramics include bowls, vases & mugs. 30% of sales go to War Child.
Liberty’s Studio, Estate of The Arts – Liberty uses oil paint to transform deeply personal, human experiences into surreal metaphors.
Lily Eastwood, 135 Chessel Street – Lily creates mixed media watercolours with an interest in water, texture and connection.
Lisa Travers, St Aldhelm’s Church – Collage, cyanotype and print celebrating the body combined with a high dose of pattern.
Little Felt Emporium, Riverside Garden Centre – Characterful needle-felted animals, ornaments, pin cushions and keepsakes from Little Felt Emporium.
Little Paisley Designs, The Southville Centre – Playful, nature-inspired illustrative goods from watercolour illustrations of Flora & Fauna.
Liz Lewitt, 186 North St – Fashion, textile & interior designer showing felted textiles, porcelain china & vintage clothing.
Lizzie’s Embroidery Club, Share Bristol – Lizzie’s Embroidery Club offers modern floral embroidery kits and accessible workshops.
Lone Hoof, 69 Luckwell Road – Blank faced folk in charcoal.
Lottie Draws Design, Hen and Chicken – Original lino and other types of printmaking, inspired by fantasy, folklore, nature, and astronomy
Lovesmith Makes, 135 Chessel Street – Handcrafted jewellery, homeware and art pieces made from cast concrete and recycled materials
Lucy Baik, Riverside Garden Centre – I’m an independent printmaker and painter based in Bristol, working predominantly in linocut.
Luellajane, The Southville Centre – Luella’s prints are created digitally, layering pattern and texture to produce characterful designs.
Lunar Apple, The Southville Centre – Fun & whimsical gifts & paper products, full of colour & pattern, all images originally hand-drawn.
Made By Lucy, Coffee #1 – Lucy makes affordable, unusual handmade cards, gifts and treats.
Marcia Davies Illustration, 104 Bedminster Road – Bold, joyful illustrations full of warmth, colour, storytelling, and heart.
Matt Copp, Estate of The Arts – Matt makes layered, abstract paintings that reflect urban and rural terrain.
Matthew Healey, 17 Carrington Road – Matthew’s work includes painting, printmaking and sculpture. Social realism.
Maya Wallis, Bedminster Methodist Church – Maya creates functional tableware, each stoneware piece is hand-thrown on the wheel.
Melanie Wickham – Lino Prints, Storysmith – Joyful lino prints of beetles, gardens, dancing cats and naughty dogs – hand printed & editioned.
Mike Kendall, The Southville Centre – Linocut prints, original watercolours, limited edition prints, and cards by Mike and Jane Kendall
Milly Hawitt, 62 Birch Road – Abstract painter exploring coastal landscapes intuitively through materiality and colour.
Misterllaneous Studio, Estate of The Arts – Joss is an artist blending animation, performance and immersive storytelling.
Moonbow Art, Share Bristol – Anna specialises in leafcuts, papercuts and leaf paintings, inspired by nature and mindfulness.
Mosaics by Carmel, 30 Langton Park – Vibrant mosaic slate panels.
MVW Ceramics, 14 Upton Road – My work is currently focused on developing glazes and making medieval inlaid terracotta tiles.
Negative Thinking CIC, Willway Yard – Community darkroom teaching affordable workshops in historic and alt process photography.
Nicholas Dover Ceramics, Willway Yard – Nicholas makes gas-fired pottery inspired by traditional methods, designed for modern living.
Nirmala Valinciute, 14 Upton Road – Nirmala is a multidisciplinary artist, whose practice spans across illustration and photography.
Noo Prints 3d, Willway Yard – Enthusiastic designer and creator of 3D printed items from sensory items – creative play.
Nuska Designs, 30 Langton Park – I make unique jewellery using bronze and copper metal clays with sea glass embellishments.
Oliver Woods Art & Creativity, Bedminster Library – “Community Networks?” explores mycelium, mushrooms and community networks through immersive art.
Oodelally Ceramics, Mudworks – Daisy creates tastefully unattractive and endearing sculptures as well as functional pieces of work.
Orlange Juice, Tobacco Factory – Orla creates vibrant illustrations around mental health and ADHD with a whimsical, comical approach.
Out of the Blue, Hen and Chicken – Clare creates unique cyanotype artwork focusing on botanicals. Originals, prints, cards and gifts.
Pango, Mudworks – Pascale’s functional & sculptural ceramics combine hand built forms with faces, patterns and colours.
Paper Heart Productions, The Southville Centre – Bold, hand drawn gifts, art and colourful keepsakes made with heart.
Paul Channing Design, Bristol Reclamation – Paul Channing Design makes thoughtful flat pack furniture using plywood and recycled plastic.
People Who Can, Willway Yard – Bex is an art facilitator, passionate about simple book structures, pattern & mono-printing.
Peski Studio, 14 Howard Road – Peski Studio design and make fun illustrated prints and products to brighten your day!
Pirrip Press, 17a Glyn Vale – Pirrip screenprint cards, zines, artwork and more with a bold, colourful aesthetic.
PLOP pottery, Estate of The Arts – Scarlett Robinson creates hand-built pieces using Nerikomi techniques, celebrating colour, design and repetition.
Pottery by Ester, Riverside Garden Centre – Colourful, handmade, huggable ceramics crafted in Bristol.
Pottymouth Workshop, Windmill Hill City Farm – Pottymouth Workshop runs hand building and throwing workshops around the South West
Print & Ephemera, Estate of The Arts – Letterpress stationery, limited edition prints, notebooks, cards and ephemera all printed by hand.
Rachel Noble, Estate of The Arts – Multidisciplinary artist-designer exploring glass flameworking, collage, 3D digital art and video.
Raggs Makes, 68 Gathorne Road – Raggs uses jewellery and plants to imprint on clay, and creates vases, plates, dishes and bowls.
Rhea Morton, Estate of The Arts – As a ceramic and glass artist Rhea creates in porcelain alongside kiln formed and lampworked glass.
Rhi Jarman, Mudworks – Rhi Jarman’s nature inspired ceramics combine thrown and sculpted elements with natural impressions.
Rick Standing, Silver and Steel – Harmonious modern-day mandalas digitally printed from a kinetic light sculpture + Psy-punk circulars.
Rosamund – Pots and Prints, The Southville Centre – Rosamund specialises in wheel thrown functional tableware and relief Lino prints and cards.
Rosie McLay Art, Estate of The Arts – Intricate studies of the natural world rendered in copper plate etching.
Roz Bonnet, Share Bristol – Prints inspired by the natural world.
s.mini, Independent Design Collective – Discover lifelike & dollhouse-miniature clay flowers. Meet the maker & join our workshops!
Safa Aslam, The Southville Centre – Original handmade linocuts and cards inspired by drawings documenting the artist’s life and travels.
Sarah Corbet, 14 Gathorne Road – With a love of lidos, Sarah’s work includes prints, paintings, china mugs and sketchbook drawings
SC Knits, Share Bristol – SC Knits is a colourful lifestyle textile business offering hand-dyed, knitted, knotted products.
Shaped Contemporary Jewellery, 69 Luckwell Road – Modern earrings and jewellery that combine vibrant colour with bold patterns and refined design.
sjdphoto design, Coffee #1 – As a local photographer, Sarah’s work is modern but with a twist
Slademade, Tobacco Factory – Abi is a self-taught artist whose work focuses mainly on watercolours of nature.
Sophia Rudram, 23 Pearl Street – Water colour animals that have a soft charm and appeal.
Sophie Colette, Willway Yard – Sophie’s greeting cards & prints playfully weave narratives of journeys and whimsy.
Spill the Tea Studio, Estate of The Arts – Jenny makes wheel thrown homeware. Expect large vessels for flowers, plant pots and ceramic lighting.
Splash of Blue, St Aldhelm’s Church – Prints, jewellery, hangings and mosaics, inspired by natures and the power of blue.
Studio Emshab, Willway Yard – Making the world a bit brighter, one pattern at a time. Colourful gifts, vibrant accessories and original artwork.
Studio ULNA, Mudworks – Playful ceramics and bold illustration for lovers of trinkets, cats (and dogs) and being a bit silly.
Studio: Tom Abba, Willway Yard – Tom’s work combines mixed media, collage & narrative with digital technology. He also makes books.
Susie Ramsay Art, Hen and Chicken – Susie Ramsay is an artist specialising in architectural landscapes and city scenes.
Tamson David Ceramics, Mudworks – Handmade ceramics including cats, birds and woodland animals.
Terry Williams, 1 Birch Road – My present work is focused mainly on my interpretation of landscape, both rural and urban.
The Corbeau Press, 29 Ashville Road – Glass engraving artist whose work explores themes of memory, place & the ephemeral beauty of nature.
The Green Potionista, Riverside Garden Centre – Handmade soaps, shampoo bars, skincare & bathbombs, inspired by nature & coloured with botanicals.
The Salt Press, Riverside Garden Centre – Seaweed from the South West Coastline that has been foraged, pressed and framed by Emma Bailey.
The Smallprint, 23 Pearl Street – Smallprint creates black and white lino print animals pictures and cards.
The Women Who Built Bristol, St Aldhelm’s Church – Jane Duffus has spent 10 years researching and writing about 750+ overlooked historical women.
Torigami, The Southville Centre – Origami made using Japanese washi paper, including hand folded decorations to light up balloons.
Tracy Tait Art, 41 Brighton Crescent – Using acrylics, oils, charcoal and pen, Tracy’s focuses on seascapes and abstracts.
Trym Woodcraft, St Aldhelm’s Church – Simon uses recycled wood and fallen branches to create decorative, useful and tactile objects.
unsui by kiko, St Aldhelm’s Church – Upcycled kimono and rare prints turned into bags and treasures for everyday joy and sparkles.
Victoria Greenhalgh Ceramics, Mudworks – Functional and sculptural ceramics inspired by human bodies as works of art.
Zoe Gibbons, The Southville Centre – Zoe Gibbons creates stitched artworks exploring place using salvaged billboard paper.