Our Ideal Customer
Our ideal customer would be anyone, of any age, who admires and appreciates unique one of a kind, handmade works of art and fine crafts in many forms including wearables, that are produced by local artisans. Some of us also offer small group and private art lessons for those who would like to learn a new creative skill.
Partner types we’d like to work or share referrals with
About Us
The products and services we offer
Products & Services
Tony Sanders one of our displaying artisans has been working to get his studio(in photo) ready to start creating custom screen prints. We can’t wai...
Recent Activity
Lol mine of course. I display and sell my work with the Red Awning Gallery in The HUB Art Center building in Hudson! I have an ongoing fundraiser there where 80% of total sale (not just profits) of my poppy items goes to support the American Legion Auxillary Post 29, where I’m a dual member. I...
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Lol mine of course. I display and sell my work with the Red Awning Gallery in The HUB Art Center building in Hudson! I have an ongoing fundraiser there where 80% of total sale (not just profits) of my poppy items goes to support the American Legion Auxillary Post 29, where I’m a dual member. I also will be offering discounts for my lessons to veteran dependent family members starting in the fall of 2021.
I’m part of a new nonprofit Western North Carolina Society of Artisans, who decided there is strength, knowledge, mutual support and flexibility when you work together in numbers with the vision of having a community where the arts thrive. With a mission to engage the community in the arts and...
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I’m part of a new nonprofit Western North Carolina Society of Artisans, who decided there is strength, knowledge, mutual support and flexibility when you work together in numbers with the vision of having a community where the arts thrive. With a mission to engage the community in the arts and empower artisans to create sustainable businesses. We currently have 7 members who rent gallery and a separate classroom space within the new HUB Station Arts and Business Center in the little town of Hudson North Carolina.
Beverly Mihelich