Winter Artists Market

Saturday, November 14
11:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Ox-Bow House | 137 Center Street, Douglas, MI

Ox-Bow House hosts its annual Winter Artists Market, featuring artwork and handmade goods by regional and national artists, Ox-Bow alumni, and members of the broader Ox-Bow community.

Browse paintings, watercolors, drawings, prints, jewelry, knitwear, local wool, pine needle baskets, ornaments, and handcrafted brooms. A handful of participating artists will be on hand throughout the day to share more about their work and offer demonstrations.

Food and drinks will be available throughout the day. Stop by to meet artists, discover their work, and find something special to take home.

2026 Winter Market PARTICIPANTS

Betsy York - Paintings
Jane Stoepker - Knits, Paintings, Prints
Linda Walker - Watercolor Paintings
Mary Boyd - Pine Needle Baskets & Ornaments
Sue Elfin - Watercolor Paintings
Rebecca Mullins - Jewelry
Fiberfleet (Rachel Hefferan & Johanna Bystrom) - Local Wool

Additional ARTISTS

Cate O'Connell-Richards
Audrey Avril
Patti Reen
Cynthia Ashby
Vickie Culver
Mary Sundstrom
Jennifer Dexter

2023 Winter Market Artists

Madeleine Aguilar, Lynn Anderson, Audrey Avril, David Baker, Maggie Bandstra, Christina Barnell, Rachel Brace, Stacy Broas, Margo Burian, Lynne Clayton, Sue Cortese, Marlan Cotner, Henry Crissman, Sue Elfin, Jane Ewing, Gemma Fletcher, Dove Hornbuckle, William Hutchinson, Carolyn Ingram, Derek Johnson, Pricilla Kar Yee Lo, Honore Lee, Darryl Moody, Erin Mullis, Kate Nguyen, Brenda Nienhouse, Cate O'Connell-Richards, Megan O'Neil, Ottawa House Clay + Glass, Janet Pawlak, Michael Pfleghaar, Shanley Poole, Amy Reckley, Yashu Reddy, Maddie Reyna, Lynnette Therese Sauer, Maria Scott, Zena Segre, Steven Smith, Tyler Smith-TerHaar, Lynn Strough, Katherine Sullivan, Mary Sundstrom, Christina Sweeney, Mike Taylor, Virginia Torrence, Judith Tummino, Wendi Turchan, Lisa Walcott, Linda Walker, and Betsy York.

2022 Participating Artists

Interested in having your work at Ox-Bow House, visit our submit your work page to learn more.

Founded in 1910, Ox-Bow School of Art and Artists’ Residency connects artists to a network of creative resources, people, and ideas; an energizing natural environment; and a rich artistic history and vital future. As an arts-based nonprofit with a rich legacy of empowering and investing in artists, we value the freedom to explore challenging ideas in art. When visiting our campus there maybe artwork or objects made by participants that may not align with one’s own personal values or beliefs.