Bayfield Artists Guild

06/17/2026

This happy customer found just what she was looking for in a pair of beaded earrings by Ojibwa bead weaver Tanya Nelson, who has been creating beaded jewelry since she was a child. Many many colors and styles to choose from! Stop in and see!

06/17/2026

The blues and greens of the Big Lake come alive in Julie Zenner's artful and unique pottery. You bring the coffee, we've got the mugs!

06/17/2026

Together the Fulwebers create wooden vessels which express their love of wood. This charcuterie board, rich and unique , would set the stage for your next gathering of friends.

06/17/2026

MEET OUR ARTISTS: Jim and Sue Vojacek of Oulu Glass Gallery/Studio have spent over 50 years perfecting the art of blown-glass spirit balls, ornaments, vases and bottles, plus glass bead jewelry and fused glass suncatchers. See examples of their work and learn more on our website. Our Rittenhouse Ave. gallery is pen daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Beautiful handblown glass at Bayfield Artists' Guild.

06/10/2026

MEET OUR ARTISTS: Ann Christensen, Pastel Painter--Ann draws inspiration from the changing light and images revealed every day of every season. Her keen eye and creativity bring nature's beauty to life. Pure joy! Visit our website to learn her story and more about all of our talented artists!

Living by the “Big Lake” with all of its beauty and variety, color and moods inspires me to create art that touches the heart. I hope to draw the viewer in so that they may have an encounter with nature and learn to love this special corner of Wisconsin.

06/10/2026

Berry season is just around the corner. Imagine this berry bowl from Twisted Handle Pottery just brimming with strawberries! Delicious!

06/04/2026

Ashland "wax artist" Megan Johnson creates candles and melts to delight the senses. Made with soy wax, they are safe for pets, humans, and folks with allergies. Just don't eat them!

06/03/2026

MEET OUR ARTISTS: Bryan Johnson--Bryan's iconic pottery reveals the beauty of Lake Superior's South Shore as layers of colored clay are thrown or extruded to reflect one-of-a-kind patterns of land, water and sky. Learn more about Bryan and his unique process at https://www.bayfieldartistsguild.com/bryan-johnson .

As a potter, I take a little bit of the earth and make something useful that displays earth imagery. Since the early 80s, I have primarily used one set of techniques to do this: neriage/nerikomi/agateware.

06/02/2026

David Reimer has a talent for turning chunks of wood into works of art. Look for his beautiful bowls, carved loons and cheerful chickadees at the Guild.

05/28/2026

Summer sun ahead! Protect yourself with beautifully hand crafted hats made by Sandy Ogle. Sizes for adults and kids.
The Guild is open 9-5:00 seven days a week.