Crawford Bay, home to a diverse group of Artisans, (craftspeople) is a small community on Kootenay Lake in southeast British Columbia. Our unique, quirky studios (look for log, strawbale and an ex-bootleggers building) are within easy walking distance from each other. Watch us work, ask questions and purchase directly.
Located on the east shore of Kootenay Lake, we are 7 Km from the Kootenay Bay Free Ferry and about an hour’s drive north of Creston.
CURRENT HOURS
North Woven Broom
Closed for the season
but you may call ahead 250-227-9245
Barefoot Handweaving
Open most days, 10 – 5 at least
or call ahead – 250-227-9655
Forge & Furnace Gallery
Open Friday, Saturday & Sunday 11-3
or call ahead 250-227-9467
Located in this building are:
– Kootenay Forge
250-227-9466 or 1-877-461-9466
– FireWorks Copper Enamel
250-227-9467
– call ahead 1-866-931-8464
Dog Patch Pottery
Closed for the season
or call ahead 250-354-3159
La Gala Jewelry
Closed for the Season but can be contacted by phone, email galadriel@galajewelry.ca or her website www.galajewelry.ca
250-551-0722
Black Salt Cafe – Culinary Art
Closed for the Season
250-227-9596
And our Artistic friends:
Flickering Goddess Soap & Candles (Crawford Bay)1-888-997-7627
Norse Arts (Crawford Bay) 250-551-8845
Stones & Weave The Shed (Crawford Bay)1-604-316-2281
Arrowsmith Gallery (Boswell) 250 223-8177
Seena Bees Soap Shop (Riondel) 250-225-1915
Circle of Friends Closed until spring (Riondel)
Starbelly Jam Music Festival
Here is another short video about our area:
In addition to the Artisans, Crawford Bay also has a variety of accommodations, campgrounds, 2 pubs, a sandy beach, a championship golf course, hiking trails and the famous Yasodhara Ashram nearby.
We can be reached year round through our websites or email.