A small Cidery located at Leeming Bar, Bedale. It produces traditional apple cider and apple juice: four different ciders and 100% juice that is left to naturally ferment; therefore, no sugars, sweeteners, or sulphites are added. All apples are sourced from the orchard base and donations in and around North Yorkshire.

Working from his small studio in the glorious Calder Valley, Matt hand-throws practical stoneware ceramics designed for everyday life. Inspired by traditional country kitchen pottery and modern Scandinavian style, he blends earthy forms, textures, and tones to create distinctive tableware, each piece carefully made, entirely unique, and a pleasure to use.

Matthew’s intricate Tower paintings incorporate culturally and historically significant landmarks, public and private buildings, and the landscapes that characterise the city, town or area of the subject. Through his painstakingly detailed architectural constructions, Matthew captures the spirit of both a place and its
people. Painting in such a detailed and imaginative way, Matthew has become established in the North East for his intriguing, iconic style. Matthew uses watercolour, pen, inks and a lot of patience.

Shona is the designer/maker behind McKinley and Moth. Shona’s main influence is British wildlife, from majestic stags to delicate moths and butterflies. Using basic hand tools and traditional craftsmanship, Shona creates bold, original nature-inspired sterling silver jewellery and small metal sculptures. Clean, simple lines frame intricate details, creating small pieces of art.

Colour-filled slow fashion handmade in Megan’s Nottingham studio. Every piece is designed, cut, sewn and finished from hand-selected materials. The range includes accessories such as bestselling Velvet Wrist Warmers and larger bespoke pieces like Hand Embellished Boiled Wool Coats. For 20 years, Megan has been making beautiful garments that encompass a multitude of textile processes, in an array of colours and prints. Our 3 cornerstones are:
Sustainability
Inclusivity
Feel-good fashion.

Nature's simplicity is a constant source of inspiration for Michael’s paintings, capturing shifting light and the tranquillity of open spaces.

Through oil paint, Michael strives to evoke calmness and serenity, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the atmospheric paintings he creates. Working from memory gives him more freedom and expression, and lets him use bold brushstrokes alongside palette knife mark-making to create rich, textured paintings full of energy and emotion.

Morgan + Wells Leather was founded over a decade ago in York to create premium leather goods and accessories. Using the finest vegetable-tanned leather, Naomi blends classic and contemporary design to produce distinctive, timeless pieces.

Each item is individually designed and handcrafted, traditionally hand-stitched, and made in small batches, giving every piece an exclusive appeal.

Naomi is also a leather restorer and costume designer, with work featured internationally, including Australia, Canada, and the London Palladium.

Mountain Croft Living Fleece is located in the forest of Pendle, where their story begins.
Charlotte and Claire handcraft vegetarian felted wool rugs, woven rugs, and home accessories using wool and fleece from their own rare-breed sheep. The sheep donate their fleece at shearing time, causing no harm to the animals. This approach exemplifies ethical, sustainable, and natural farming.

Mush Designs is a small business based in North Yorkshire, founded by artist and maker Nel Hume. Mush Designs sells a range of unique handcrafted items such as hand-bound books, crochet baskets and their newest product - ‘Bookit ’, a book-binding kit packed with everything you’ll need to begin this therapeutic hobby.

Naomi Neale is a British wildlife artist who works mainly in watercolour. She uses a range of techniques to create paintings that feel energetic and fluid while still conveying the subject's distinct personality.
Original works and prints are available, along with gift items such as greeting cards, mugs, coasters, cushion covers, and tote bags.

Using porcelain to create sculptural vessels, wall hangings, and jewellery, Laura’s work celebrates the northern landscape while remaining rooted in her family’s history.
Laura is a collector and retriever, repurposing scavenged driftwood alongside vintage lace and crochet from her family’s craft heritage to imprint the clay with memories and journeys, recalling the topography of well-traversed coastlines, coves, and rockpools.
Through her glazes, she represents the climatic changes in sky, earth, and water.

Nicola’s passion is capturing the beauty of wildlife through her art while highlighting the importance of conservation. Conveying the delicate balance of nature and the urgent need to preserve it for future generations is her goal, as she believes art has the power to ignite change, no matter how small that change may be, and to inspire others to conserve the richness of what remains.

Originally from Lancashire, Nicola is a self-taught artist living on a smallholding amidst rugged hills and ancient woodland in Scotland. With an endless stream of inspiration on her doorstep, Nicola works predominantly with coloured pencils and watercolours, focusing on the subtle gestures and fleeting moments that reveal the essence and character that make each animal individual. She is a member of the Association of Animal Artists and primarily creates portraits of wildlife, livestock and pets.

As a kiln-formed glass artist, they draw inspiration from lush green landscapes and the organic textures nature offers. Their work encapsulates a magical shimmer and sparkle, complemented by earthy tones and textures.

They create a variety of pieces, ranging from platters and large dishes to small trinkets and keepsakes. In 2020, they began making cards that hold kiln-formed keepsakes, along with new sparkling wreaths.

Nosey Parkers are fun, quirky, animal-themed textile designs that mix colour and texture with a big dollop of humour.
Created in her Nottingham studio, Jane designs the pieces using luxurious upholstery fabrics and turns them into contemporary footstools and cushions. Printed versions of the designs are also available in a wide range of gifts and homeware.

Peter and Anita are self-taught fluid artists who started their art adventure during the Covid pandemic to relieve the pressure and tension of their jobs working at the local NHS hospital.
Their passion has become an outright obsession, producing beautiful, interesting, and unique artwork on different surfaces using various techniques.
Fluid art workshop sessions are available to anyone who wants to have a fun few hours experimenting with this amazing art form.