Muddy Jill Pottery is returning to the 57th Annual Salmon Days Festival! Come visit Jill at Booth 119, located right in front of Mackay Dim Sum on E Sunset Way. Jill will be bringing a great selection of her handmade pottery, including functional pieces, decorative ceramics, and sculptures. Stop by, say hello, and see what she’s been creating!

Muddy Jill Pottery is honored and excited to be returning to the Coupeville Arts & Crafts Festival for our second year in a row. We are truly grateful to have been selected once again to participate in one of the Pacific Northwest's premier art events. From its talented artists and makers to its welcoming community, the festival offers an atmosphere that is second to none. The beautiful setting, enthusiastic visitors, and strong sense of community make this a show we look forward to all year long. We can't wait to share Jill's latest pottery and sculptures and reconnect with familiar faces while meeting new art lovers along the way.

Muddy Jill Pottery is excited to be returning to the Redmond Art Festival for our second year in a row. We had such a wonderful time last year meeting so many new people, customers, and fellow art lovers that we knew we wanted to include this show once again in our summer schedule. We look forward to sharing Jill’s latest pottery and sculptures and seeing everyone at the festival.

Muddy Jill Pottery is excited to be returning to the Bellevue Arts Fair Weekend and can be found in Booth D31. This marks our fourth year participating in this incredible event, and it continues to be one of the highlights of our summer show season. We are always delighted to meet new customers while reconnecting with the many friends and collectors who have supported us over the years. Stop by to explore Jill's latest pottery and sculptural creations. We look forward to seeing everyone at the show!

Muddy Jill Pottery is excited to be attending the Sequim Lavender Festival for the very first time this year. We are looking forward to meeting new people, sharing Jill's handcrafted pottery and sculptures, and being part of one of the Pacific Northwest's most beloved summer traditions. Whether you're a longtime collector or discovering Muddy Jill Pottery for the first time, we invite you to stop by our booth, say hello, and explore the unique pieces inspired by nature, creativity, and the beauty of handmade art. We can't wait to meet everyone who visits us during the festival!

BIMA’s Makers Market is where craft comes alive!

This isn’t your average market. Held inside BIMA’s galleries and spread over five days of handmade wonder, this Makers Market showcases some of the region’s most talented craft artists for you to discover! Every day will celebrate the handmade with a curated selection of vendors for you to connect with and shop directly from.

Expect ceramics, textiles, jewelry, woodworking, paper arts, fiber work, and more. Admission to the Makers Market is free all day!

Come browse, explore, and take something handcrafted home from local and regional artists!

The Edmonds Arts Festival has grown from a small community art fair to one of the most prestigious in the Pacific Northwest, attracting artists from across the nation and Canada. The Festival provides a unique opportunity for patrons to meet artists and purchase their work in a beautiful outdoor setting overlooking Puget Sound. The Festival offers free live entertainment, a juried gallery art exhibition and sale, a nationally-recognized juried student art exhibit, and a hands-on children’s art activity area.

Gig Harbor High School's annual TideFest brings in artists and high-quality artisans from all over the Northwest.

The festival raises money for the school's activities and athletics programs, including the Speech and Debate team and the school newspaper.

Over 100 artists sell everything from glass art, sculpture, pottery, jewelry and clothing to paintings, wood products and leather bags.
Tidefest is a 'Fine Arts and Crafts Festival', that only features handcrafted items for sale.

We are excited to announce our premier 3-day event, starting November 7. Help us celebrate 37 years of the Best! This year's event starts Friday morning with a special VIP Preview. Be the first to see the art and buy from the artists. Your VIP Preview ticket includes complementary assorted pastries and treats. Your ticket includes a specialty mocktail by The Youthful Cocktail. Enjoy live music while you sip, shop, and enter for a chance to win prize drawings of gift certificates for artwork. Your VIP Preview ticket is also valid all weekend. $15 in advance/$20 day of the event. Your ticket is good for all days of the show!

The Blackberry Festival in Bremerton is an annual event that celebrates the delicious blackberry fruit. Visitors can enjoy a variety of blackberry-themed foods, live music, and a marketplace of local vendors. Don't miss out on this fun-filled festival!

The Coupeville Arts & Crafts Festival is a celebrated annual event held in historic downtown Coupeville on Whidbey Island, Washington. Scheduled for August 9 and 10, 2025, the festival will run from 10 AM to 6 PM on Saturday and 10 AM to 5 PM on Sunday. This outdoor juried show features over 150 artisans showcasing quality, handmade crafts across various mediums. 

In addition to artisan booths, attendees can enjoy a unique food court, children's activities, and the charming local shops and restaurants of Coupeville. The festival is organized by the Coupeville Festival Association, a non-profit, all-volunteer organization. Proceeds from the event are invested back into the community through project grants and scholarships, with over a million dollars donated to date. citeturn0search2

For more information on the festival, including visitor tips, parking details, and a festival map, visit the official website at [coupevillefestival.com](https://www.coupevillefestival.com).

The Bellevue Downtown Arts Market brings the original work of 110+ artists to Bellevue in an open-air showcase of sculpture, jewelry, home décor, wood and glass work, fabrics and more. The event houses an eclectic mix of outstanding arts and crafts and provides the opportunity to discover the perfect treasure, from baskets and beadwork to paintings and pottery.

Experience the magic of the Fremont Fair, a beloved summer tradition where locals and visitors alike come together for a weekend of joy and creativity. Explore bustling streets filled with eclectic vendors, savor delicious local eats, enjoy live music, and more. Fremont Fair promises a memorable experience for all ages. Join us and be part of this extraordinary celebration of community and culture!

The Edmonds Arts Festival is a creative tradition, highlighting the best of Northwest regional art and fun family entertainment. It includes the three unique and distinctive spaces: the Field, the Edmonds Arts Plaza, and the Galleries.

The Field: The playfield of Frances Anderson Center transforms into a buzzing artisan village for the weekend! Browse nearly 170 painters, sculptors, photographers, jewelers and other unique artisans selling their artwork. Relax and enjoy live music and performances on the Main Stage. Grab tasty bites from food vendors lining the street on 8th Avenue or in the food alley between the Main Stage and the Galleries. And don’t forget the Beer & Wine Grotto run by Edmonds Rotary (21+ only). Read more here...

The Edmonds Arts Plaza: With a beautiful view and a more relaxed outdoor space, this spot exclusively highlights Edmonds-area artists. Peruse the 45 art booths, a preview show of the Edmonds Studio Tour, and non-profits with unique ties to the artistic world. Take in live acoustic performances by local musicians and writers. Bring young ones to the popular Kids Create area – with fun, hands-on art experiences and instruction for budding artists. The Edmonds Arts Plaza is located at a separate area on the west end of the Festival grounds above the Edmonds Library, accessed from 7th Avenue and Main Street or through the Frances Anderson Center building. Read more here...

The Galleries: Inside the Frances Anderson Center is a diverse and highly rarefied world of juried art. View over 550 pieces by talented painters, sculptors, photographers, jewelers and other unique artisans. Take in delightful miniatures, amazing small paintings and fantastic small artisan works at the Small Works Marketplace. Be inspired by blossoming talent in the Student Art Galleries (in room 114 and lower level), which includes 1000 creations by Pre-K through 12th grade artists from the Edmonds School District, Alderwood Early Childhood Center, Holy Rosary and Soundview. Read more here...

The U District Street Fair returns for its 54th year during the weekend of May 17-18, 2025 kicking-off Seattle’s summer event season with a 15 block-long arts and crafts fair that takes over University Way (a.k.a. “The Ave”). The two-day event will also feature free live music and performances, and over 40 food trucks and booths. This Seattle tradition regularly attracts over 70,000 visitors and now is accessible by link light rail which will transport visitors to the middle of the event at NE 43rd Street.