Discover, meet and support local talent

The Darwin Shopping Centre, in partnership with the Shropshire Growth Hub and Buy-From, has announced the return of the Shropshire Artisan Showcase from April 15 to 20. The event promises to be an unforgettable celebration of local artisanship, creativity, and community spirit.

This year’s showcase is not just an exhibition; it’s a vibrant marketplace and a meeting point for lovers of unique, handmade products and the artisans who create them. Attendees will have the exclusive opportunity to meet the makers behind the masterpieces, delve into their creative processes, and hear the stories behind their passion-driven crafts.

Featured Artisans include

  • Calluna Upcycling: Discover how everyday items are ingeniously transformed into eco-friendly, chic creations.
  • Coppermoss Jewellery: Admire and acquire beautifully handcrafted jewellery that tells a story.
  • Gisela Robinson Art: Experience the allure of delightful illustrations that capture the essence of imagination.
  • Sarah Corkhill: Be mesmerised by stunning artistic representations of Shropshire’s landscapes.
  • Isabel Bradley Designs: Explore mixed media masterpieces that blend textures, colours, and stories.
  • Mustard and Gray: Find custom-made housewares that epitomise modern style fused with traditional craftsmanship.
  • The Perfume Laboratory: Engage your senses with stunning, vegan perfumes that embody sophistication and sustainability.
  • Peg Boarders: Discover gorgeous handmade gifts and homewares that are beautifully crafted.

 

“We are immensely proud to host this event that not only highlights the rich tapestry of local talent but also fosters direct connections between artisans and the community,” says Anna Sadler of the Shropshire Growth Hub. “This showcase is a testament to the creativity, dedication, and entrepreneurial spirit that thrives in Shropshire.”

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