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Stop #2:

Flameworking Glass and Jewelry

Lucie Kovarova-Weir was born in Boskovice, and grew up in Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic. Pursuing studies in animation; she graduated with a Master's Degree from the prestigious Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design, in Prague. She moved to Toronto in 2001 and established the Lunacy Glass Studio in 2002. Lucies work is been exhibited through out USA, Canada and Europe, most notably was recently included into permanent collection of Corning Museum of Glass. Lucie lives and works in Tweed, Ontario.

Creative process and form awareness is always at the forefront of Lucie’s work focus. The glass pieces she creates surprise viewers by the great attention to detail and meticulous craftsmanship. Inspiration for her work often comes from folk art, her garden and a daily life in a small town. Coming from an animation background, she tells a story with a sense of humor and lightness of spirit. All work is created with love and high quality materials in hopes to delight for years to come.

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Email: lucie.weir@gmail.com

Address: 229 Colborne street, box 128, Tweed, K0K3J0

Stop #3 :

Eco printing in the Barn

Marta Mouka is a textile artist who creates collages and eco-printed silk scarves.
Marta studied graphic design and visual arts at the College of Applied Arts in Brno, Czech Republic. She ran a graphic design studio in Toronto for 14 years, specializing in magazine art direction. Her extensive graphic design experience brings a strong sense of composition to her work.
Marta has been creating art for over 30 years. Since 2008 she has been a full-time textile artist, living and working in Tweed, Ontario. She has held solo shows and participated in juried group exhibitions, and she has received several awards. Her art is held in private collections across Canada.

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Email: martamouka@gmail.com

Phone: 613-970-1086

Address: 843 Stoco Road, Tweed ON, K0K 3J0

Stop #4:

Enright Cattle Company

Leather, Beef and Tallow Products

We are the Enright Cattle Company - a family-owned farm, firmly committed to sustainability. We treat the land and our cattle with respect, ensuring nothing goes to waste. Because we use as much of the animal as possible, Enright leather goods are proudly crafted from our own hides.

Each hide is distinct, telling the story of its previous life. We embrace our leather’s heritage, rather than buffing it out, so your piece will be completely unique, growing in character for years to come.

All Enright leather is Farm to Fashion, which means we know the history of every finished piece. From our family to your hands, the story carries on.

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Email: kara@enrightcattlecompany.com

Phone: 613 478 3404

Address: Farm Store, 326 Hunt Road, Tweed, On, K0K 3J0

Open Saturday and Sunday 10-2 year round

Stop #5

Mother Earth Studios

Hilary Rice is a weaver, spinner, dyer, stitcher, as well as a potter...

"When I was young, I dreamed of being able to make everything I would need... not as a career, but in my free time. Several decades before there was such a thing as "The Slow Movement", I made things at a snail's pace - everything I made took a long time.

Now, after a lifetime of learning, I am delighted to spend my days creating beautiful things and sharing the results.
I take pride in my work and I strive for excellence.

I currently have three looms that I weave on regularly: My 'house loom' is a 36" Schacht 8-shaft Mighty Wolf. I have recently added a 63" 12-shaft Glimakra countermarch loom & an 8-shaft 22" Macomber loom to my studio.

My sewing machine is an Elna 7200 and I use a wide variety of thread brands, including Madeira & Canadian-made Wonderfil.

My preference is always to make something 'from scratch'... so rather than use commercially produced fabric, I will dye or paint a natural cotton, linen or silk. I enjoy the entire process of washing a sheep's fleece, carding the clean wool & then spinning it into yarn which I can dye any colour I choose. I have over 2 decades of experience colouring fibre.

I was very fortunate to be gifted many of the items needed for a pottery studio! And so more recently, I have returned to a much earlier love - throwing my own pots. So once again, starting with the most basic ingredient: clay.

The resulting pieces I make are truly unique!

Email: m.earth.too@gmail.com

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Phone: 613-848-4309

Address: 23 Wannamaker Road, RR2, Stirling ON, K0K3E0

Stop #6: 709 Foxboro-Stirling Road, Foxboro

Joanne Rich, Natural material lanterns

As a Chinese Canadian, making lanterns helps me connect with my culture because lanterns play a dominant role in all Chinese festivals and celebrations, such as Chinese New Year, the Lantern Festival, the Harvest Moon Festival, weddings, and even at funerals.

Creating with natural materials is my way of side stepping mass consumption, mass production, and corporate greed; while at the same time, discovering more about our overlooked natural environment. Instead of turning to the store for materials, I turn to my garden. Branches and vines are arranged into a unique form. Next, cotton strings are wrapped around the joints to fasten the lantern together. I make my own paper from plants, and attach it to the frame using wheat paste. In the final stage, the lantern is lit. The light, a symbol of truth, knowledge and guidance, shines through the materials, celebrating nature’s gift that surrounds us.

With a focus on sustainability, Joanne’s backyard has become the source for her materials. Branches are used to form the skeleton for her lanterns, and plants used for papermaking are grown for their fibers, mucilage, and colors. Joanne has
recently received a project grant from the Ontario Arts Council and the Canada Arts Council. With continued support from the Ontario Arts Council, she teaches papermaking and lantern making workshops in schools throughout Ontario.

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Email: joanne@sculptedlight.ca

Phone: 705-279-4824

Address: 709 Foxboro-Stirling Road, Foxboro, ON K0K 2B0

Stop #7: Woodworking Decorative Carpentry

644 Moneymore road

Following retirement from his 47 year carpentry career, Dave has worked 6 years exploring different types of wood including exotic wood and live edge, creating pieces that can be used and enjoyed in your everyday life. Donna helps out with the finishing work.

Email: dharrison969@yahoo.ca 

Phone: 613 391 7493

Address: 644 Moneymore road, Roslin, ON, K0K 2Y0

Stop #8: Pam and Jeph Brown Pottery

Pam & Jeph have been operating their Pottery Studio in Roslin for the past 43 years. Their pots are wheel thrown and also slab built. They are made to be used on a daily basis. Bailey Brown glazing method has been the same since 1986, becoming a trademark and making the studio pottery collectable as well as practical.

Pam & Jeph are hosting Jacob Brown (multi media) for the Studio Tour

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Email: pam@baileybrownpottery.com

Phone: 613-477-2039

Address: 1069 Moneymore Rd   RR1 Roslin ON  K0K 2Y0

Stop #8: Guest artist at Bailey Brown Pottery is Jacob BrownJacob

Jacob is a contemporary mixed media Painter and Book Binder originally from Roslin and currently living in Belleville. After over a decade of living studying and working in Toronto and 10 years of experience in Commercial Print, Art Production and Exhibition at a variety of venues. He has established himself as an experienced member of the arts community.

Jacob will be a guest artist at Bailey Brown Pottery, 1069 Moneymore Rd, for the Studio Tour

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Email: jacobajbrown@outlook.com

Phone: 647-382-8502

Address: 1069 Moneymore Rd   RR1 Roslin ON  K0K 2Y0

Stop #9: Hand woven Baskets

Naneen creates hand-woven baskets of split ash, stained in a variety of colours or left natural. Her baskets are sturdy, functional and decorative.

For the Studio Tour, Naneen is presenting her work at the historic Limelake School House
1509 Limelake Rd.

Email: naneen.t@gmail.com

Phone: 613-478-2952

Address: 1555 Limelake Rd Marlbank ON, K0K 2L0

Stop #10:

Julie's Gallery

Watercolour/Ink, Photography

588A Shannon road

Watercolour is my therapy that weaves me on an inner child like path. Entering the Wonderful World of Whimsy has inspired my exciting fun watercolour process and imagination. It is very rewarding to take the viewers on a magical journey through brilliant colours, textures, and many layers, all while putting a smile on their faces. My passion for Photography and capturing moments in time started at a very young age. Manipulating in camera shots of landscapes and abstracts through the lens is exciting. Finding new techniques is always a challenge I look forward to.

Email: eckert752000@gmail.com

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Phone: 343-263-4203

Address: 588A Shannon road, Plainfield, ON, K0K 2Y0

Stop #12 : Photography

1745 Lazier Road

Ruth’s fascination with the natural elements of the world around her developed into a lifelong passion for photography. Purchasing her first SLR camera at the age of 19, Ruth has been “capturing moments in time” ever since. Honing her craft, Ruth regularly attends workshops to expand her knowledge, furthering her creativity and passion for photography.

Email: ruth@ruthmccurdy.ca

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Phone: 905-914-0872

Address: 1745 Lazier Road, Shannonville, ON, K0K 3A0

Cathy Ross is presenting watercolor works by her late mother Audrey Ross. Audrey was a beloved founding member of our Studio Tour. Audrey’s work will be exhibited and available for purchase at the Tweed Heritage Center.

Audrey Ross was born in Moosejaw, Saskatchewan in August 1928. Her father was a firefighter, who would eventually find his way to Ottawa to become the Chief Fire Marshall. Ross attended school in Ottawa, including art lessons. It is in Ottawa where she met her future husband and became a mother of three. Ross lived in many cities across Canada before landing in her final destination: Tweed.

Art has been a passion all her life. Ross drove her mother and teachers crazy by drawing in the margins of her school textbooks. She recalls that her art lessons in Ottawa were very formal, which did not suit her style or character. Ross’s art process would undergo a transformation later in life when she traveled to Actinolite to attend the Schneider School of Fine Art in 1975. John Bennet was an instructor at the school, a watercolourist, who would become a good friend and have a significant impact on her. She told Bennet about her “formal” training, how precise she was taught to draw, and moreover about staying within the lines.

Bennet’s philosophy was just the opposite. Bennet encouraged her to loosen up, and paint not just what you saw but how the subject makes you feel, and gave her this exciting piece of advice: paint outside the lines all you want. Bennet’s mentorship set her free, and she never looked back. Ross’s work is quiet and calming. The subtle structure and a balance of muted and colourful luminosity shines through her watercolours of landscapes and rural settings such as rivers, dams, forests, and farms.”

From article written by Paul Kite for Quinte Arts Council‘s Cultivating Creativity

Email: cathyrss27@gmail.com,

Phone: 416 809-3656

Address: Tweed Heritage Center, 40 Victoria Street North, Tweed, ON, K0K3J0

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Coralee is always on a journey of growth and expansion, with a current developing interest in power carving. Her favourite paint medium is probably Acrylic. She also paints in Oil, Water Colour and Oil and Cold Wax and enjoys dabbling in Photography. Coralee is currently wanting to adapt her wire crafting knowledge into something that she can marry with either her paintings or her new carving interest. As an artist with disability and varying levels of health challenges, her art passions are of necessity an intermittent pursuit.

A physical gallery space of her work is now open at her home. Available in the gallery are original paintings and select prints, original photography prints, greeting cards of either her paintings or her photography and more coming. Coralee has shown locally and, in the U.S., has works on loan/display and sold into private collections.

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Email: coraleeb14@gmail.com

Phone: 613-777-6014

Address: 4717 Blessington Rd, Marysville ON

Yvan Coté

My name is Yvan Coté, I have been venturing Tweed area for over 20 years. I am self employed. I made my living in Home Renovation and Woodworking.

Email: ivancote41@gmail.com

Phone: 416-605-4080

Address: 84 Tweedsmuir lane, Thomasburg, On, K0K3H0

Donna & Bob Dilts of Moneymore Maple Products.

We started to produce maple syrup in 2018.
After a few health issues in 2020, we expanded our operations to 1000 taps. We currently produce maple syrup, maple butter, maple sugar, maple candy and maple fudge.

Email:handilts@yahoo.com

Phone: 613-922-4888

Address: 1876 Moneymore Rd, Roslin On, K0K2Y0

Stop #11 : Beeotch Barn, Honey and Beeswax Product

1651 Lazier Road

Kerri owns Beeotch barn as a part time beekeeper. She creates all her products from honey or beeswax for healthier lifestyle.

Email: BEEotchBarn@gmail.com

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Phone: 613-922-7655

Address: 1651 Lazier Road, Shannonville, ON, K0K 3A0

Stop #1 Woodland North

Woodland North Lavender Farm

Handmade Lavender Products | Outdoor Experiences

My name is Bonnie Moore and I am a Lavender Farmer.

A small, family-run farm nestled on 94 acres of rolling countryside. In 2021, we planted 650 lavender plants and quickly learned what varieties thrived in each corner of our field. Today, we’re proud to grow over 1500 plants across 10 beautiful varieties! Our lavender is hand-planted, hand-harvested and hand-pruned by Bonnie.

Our lavender farm is more than just a field—it’s a destination. We host hands-on cooking and crafting workshops, flower-arranging sessions, small gatherings, corporate events, birthday parties and more. Our Farm Shoppe carries small-batch products for your home, bath, and body, which are made with fresh, local ingredients using our farm-grown lavender. This commitment to local sourcing also extends to our regional artisan offerings, creating a sense of community and connection. We also feature many Canadian made products, supporting small business. 

Field opens June 1st. Thursday to Sunday 11-5

Find Workshops and Events online. Our Farm Shoppe is open year-round online, ensuring you can always bring a piece of our farm into your home. Our goal is to help make you smile, improve your state of mind, encourage relaxation and create a sense of calm—a chance to breathe in nature and breathe out stress. We can’t wait to share this special place with you! 

Bonnie Moore, Owner/Operator, Woodland North Lavender Farm See website for upcoming classes. All workshops are outdoors. 

Private and Corporate Events, Lavender Learning presentations available for students or groups

Lavender Hedge Installation.  Photographers welcome. See website for requirements.

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Email: woodlandnorth62@gmail.com

Phone: 905-717-7937

Address: 14716 Hwy 62, Madoc, ON K0K 2K0