Tiger Lily Artisan Market

Tiger Lily Artisan Market Annual holiday market at Remai Modern in Saskatoon celebrating Saskatchewan fine craft! November 13 & 14, 2026

Dave's Custom Pens Saskatoon Dave’s Custom Pens Saskatoon is located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. Dave is a local...
10/02/2026

Dave's Custom Pens Saskatoon

Dave’s Custom Pens Saskatoon is located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. Dave is a local artist who has been making pens and other turned ‘oddities’ since 2006. He enjoys when he can create unique pens that people love and enjoy. Customers have shared that Dave’s exquisite pens inspire them to write. Others have pursued learning how to do calligraphy after admiring and purchasing his beautiful, high quality fountain pens. Dave is known for taking pride in his work and he likes to create “one of a kind writing utensils” that will last for a long time. When Dave finishes creating a pen, he reports that he does not have a favourite, because whatever he is making at the time is his new favourite. Dave has a passion for learning and has travelled extensively across North America to seek new techniques in his craft. He works with exotic woods, acrylics, hand cast resins and inlays. He continually experiments, and through trial and error, comes out with surprising and unique results. Some of Dave’s most sought after pens are those he has made by casting watch parts, pencil crayons and pinecones. He also uses a stabilization and a dying process to make his wood products even more unique in colour and appearance. The body of each and every pen Dave makes is hand made using a lathe. Dave also states: Friends don’t let friends write with an ugly pen!

Don Schoenfeld Work Of Arc 306 is a Saskatoon-based studio of metal sculptor Don Schoenfeld, whose award-winning work me...
09/30/2026

Don Schoenfeld

Work Of Arc 306 is a Saskatoon-based studio of metal sculptor Don Schoenfeld, whose award-winning work merges industrial craftsmanship with artistic expression. With decades of experience in welding and fabrication, he transforms reclaimed steel and other industrial materials into striking sculptures that explore balance, form, and motion.
His pieces often depict birds and animals, capturing their movement and character in stylized forms. In addition to wildlife themes, he experiments with genres such as steampunk, blending imagination with precision to create unexpected and engaging works.
Each sculpture is a study in transformation—where raw, hard-edged materials are reimagined with elegance and intent. His work has been featured in numerous exhibitions and recognized for its distinctive style and technical excellence. His sculptures can currently be seen at the Saskatchewan Craft Council and Dandelion Art and Framing Gallery in Saskatoon, SK.

Kevin Brehon Kevin Brehon of KGB Woodworks has been working with wood for as long as he can remember.  Starting with mak...
09/29/2026

Kevin Brehon

Kevin Brehon of KGB Woodworks has been working with wood for as long as he can remember. Starting with making toys for his own use and moving to woodturning and furniture building, he eventually discovered the Japanese art of Kumiko. Kumiko is the art of combining thin strips of wood into complex geometric patterns to create beautiful objects.
After more than a decade of evolving and refining his techniques, Kevin creates home decor and decorative items that will enhance any space.

Melissa Squire Melissa Squire is a Sask based designer who has shown on many runways locally and internationally. Establ...
09/29/2026

Melissa Squire

Melissa Squire is a Sask based designer who has shown on many runways locally and internationally. Established in 2007, Melissa is dedicated to creating unique attire - from sustainable statement pieces, pinup dresses and badass baby clothes to edgy vests adorned with recycled tire and studs. The sustainable accessory line is made primarily from recycled tire and hand carved avocado pits. She has been featured in multiple publications and news segments. Among her favourite to create is wearable art, and couture and custom work, including unique wedding attire. Melissa loves working with clients of all ages, shapes, sizes and genders to create pieces that highlight their natural beauty and instil confidence and body positivity.

| gabe + olive handmade | 🇨🇦 Lana is the owner, creative mind, and dedicated to detail sewist behind gabe+olive handmade...
09/28/2026

| gabe + olive handmade | 🇨🇦

Lana is the owner, creative mind, and dedicated to detail sewist behind gabe+olive handmade. Every piece of clothing you purchase from her carries a story! A thoughtful journey from handpicked, curated fabrics to carefully chosen patterns, and finally, to the love and precision stitched into every seam, built to last. Her sewing journey began with upcycling old clothes into fresh, wearable pieces for her children. What started as a practical hobby quickly sparked a deep passion. Inspired by her kids, Gabriel and Olive, Lana turned her creativity into something bigger; creating handmade clothing that blends comfort, style and sustainability. Through her work, she champions the idea of wardrobe capsules: fewer garments, more combinations, endless possibilities. Seeing children wearing her handmade pieces brings her so much joy, and she’s incredibly grateful for the support of her growing community! With gabe+olive handmade, you’re not just buying clothes—you’re supporting a dream, a family, and a movement toward conscious, intentional fashion.

The Soap Bowl Carrie Ikert is a potter from Prince Albert Saskatchewan and has been involved with clay for over thirty y...
09/28/2026

The Soap Bowl

Carrie Ikert is a potter from Prince Albert Saskatchewan and has been involved with clay for over thirty years. Her passion is on functional ceramics so art is an expression of one’s daily experience. She alters, slip decorates, hand paints and glazes her pieces. Lots of her work reflects Saskatchewan’s beauty and diversity. She has a degree in Education, and enjoys travelling and the outdoors.

Ramsey Rude Ramsey Rude is an artist blacksmith. He uses heat and a hammer to manipulate iron into hand forged works of ...
09/27/2026

Ramsey Rude

Ramsey Rude is an artist blacksmith. He uses heat and a hammer to manipulate iron into hand forged works of art. According to Ramsey, working with hot iron is like working with modelling clay. Sometimes people find it hard to believe that metal can be shaped to that extent. Of course the iron needs to be screaming hot to be soft enough to shape. At that temperature you can’t exactly mold it with your hands. Everything is done at the anvil with a hammer. Ramsey has been blacksmithing for about 10 years.

Quilts by Brenda Quilts by Brenda is based in Saskatoon but her quilts can be found all over Canada. Brenda Pockett is a...
09/27/2026

Quilts by Brenda

Quilts by Brenda is based in Saskatoon but her quilts can be found all over Canada. Brenda Pockett is an experienced, award winning quilter who creates one of a kind quilts. She uses a variety of piecing methods including machine and hand appliqué, hand embroidery details and all binding is done by hand. Her quilts are made with high quality pre-washed cottons to create heirloom pieces in a variety of quilt sizes.

Ba-Hung Tran | Tran’s Origami Ba-Hung Tran is the maker behind Tran’s Origami, and is a self-taught origami artist. He i...
09/25/2026

Ba-Hung Tran | Tran’s Origami

Ba-Hung Tran is the maker behind Tran’s Origami, and is a self-taught origami artist. He immigrated to Canada from Vietnam in 1981, and has made his home in Saskatoon ever since. During the 1990s, he renewed his childhood passion for paper folding. His unique art includes framed works, greeting cards, flowers, vases, and Christmas ornaments, in addition to his painstaking jewellery.

Kathleen O'Grady Kathleen O’Grady is the designer and creative director of Kathleen O’Grady Design. Based in Saskatoon, ...
09/24/2026

Kathleen O'Grady

Kathleen O’Grady is the designer and creative director of Kathleen O’Grady Design. Based in Saskatoon, Kathleen has more than four decades of experience in fashion and textiles, creating small, limited collections of garments and unique pieces using specialty fabrics.
Kathleen emphasizes quality craftsmanship, with careful attention to detail at every stage of the design and construction process. Her work with natural dyeing methods gives her great satisfaction as she watches fabric transform into truly unique pieces. She delights in her customers knowing they have a special piece. Her work also includes screen printing, block printing and hand painting on fabric. She loves using natural fabrics in her creations; blouses, tops, coats, pants, scarves, bandanas, and small hand-quilted cushions.
Kathleen received training in fashion and surface design at Vancouver Community College, Capilano Community College, the University of Washington, Pratt Fine Arts Center and the University of Oregon. She trained in natural dye techniques at workshops led by world-renowned instructors in Vientiane, Laos; Oakland, California; Seattle, Washington; Eugene, Oregon and Vancouver, Canada. Kathleen’s extensive travels in Europe, Southeast Asia, Japan, India and Africa have influenced her designs and given her an appreciation of textile traditions from around the world.

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