The members of the Valley Artisans' Coop acknowledges that we exist on the traditional and unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabe people and honour their long history here. We recognize that we all have a role to play in decolonizing, healing, and reconciliation, and we value art as an expression of our common humanity.
Visit us at 33373 Highway 17 in Deep River.
We are genuinely delighted to invite you to explore our shop, which is open for your browsing pleasure every day from 10:00 am to 5:30 pm. The only exceptions are Christmas Day and New Year's Day, which we reserve as special moments to celebrate the holiday season with our loved ones and reflect on the year gone by.
Our talented members are always enthusiastic to welcome you into our vibrant retail space, where we proudly showcase a diverse array of creative and fine art, along with an exquisite selection of artisanal works. Our commitment to quality and our unwavering passion for supporting local artists shine through in every piece we display. As you browse our collection, you’ll notice that it is constantly evolving, reflecting fresh inspirations and innovative designs that capture the essence of our community.
We wholeheartedly encourage you to visit us frequently, as there are always new and exciting additions waiting for you. Each visit promises the opportunity to discover something unique and special at the Valley Artisans' Co-op, making your experience more than just shopping—it’s a celebration of creativity and craftsmanship!
We are excited to have 3 new members at VAC. Colin Darling - Architectural Lamps, Margaret Couling and Ian Macinnis as Imprint Handblown Glass
and Tim Shewchuk - Stonework. Please drop by and view their wonderful handmade offerings.
Colin is an Architect by trade and uses his design sense to create beautiful lighting fixtures in the Japanese Andon style.
The designs emphasize architectural
simplicity, clean lines, and the natural beauty of materials, aiming to provide both functional lighting and a sense of warmth, comfort, and intimacy in the home.
Margaret and Ian work collaboratively
under the name Imprint Glass.
Rooted in craftsmanship and collaboration, Margaret and Ian seek to elevate the presence of handcrafted glass in the home, celebrating the unique imprint of both the maker's hand and the material itself.
Tim works with stone by cutting and polishing to create items like bookends,
business card holders and jewellery.
