November 22nd & 23, 2025 | 11am-4pm
King Heritage & Cultural Centre
2920 King Road, King City, ON
Park Once – Shop Twice
Arts Society King and the Township of King have partnered to provide shoppers a seamless shopping experience.
Park once at either the King Township Municipal Centre or the King Heritage & Cultural Centre and shop at both loctions by boarding our frequently running Shuttle Bus.
Dozens of artisans are awaiting your arrival!
Featuring:
George Burt – Dan Glassco – Bea Grant – Kim Grant – Kate Greenway – Karen Hunter – Maryam M. Khani – Rubina Panjwani – Nadia Popovici – Alysha Rocca – Melissa Sherman – Mehtaab Wachhair – Susan Walker-Ing – Lynn Wilson – Michelle Zikovitz
George Burt
For over 40 years, a Wood Turner of functional and decorative vases, bowls and wide variety of hand made items from selected local woods for enjoyment and profit. Available from Art Galleries, Art Shows and Gift Shops
Dan Glassco
Dan discovered wood working in 2012 when the first boards came off his newly setup sawmill. To date he is running a sawmill, wood drying kiln and an almost fully equipped workshop. Dan started making cutting boards and rustic furniture, and now also makes paddles, pens and other small turned items. A lot of the wood he uses is cut, milled and kiln dried by himself, from his family owned woodlot. His favourite woods are Wild Apple, Sumac, Juniper, Maple, Black Walnut and Black Cherry. Dan uses hand tools, handheld power tools and stand alone machines to create his work.
Bea Grant
Kim Grant
Painted and reworked denim jackets / painted paddles
Kate Greenway
Kate Greenway is an educator, author, and artist who works in watercolour, mixed media collage, and glass – stained, fused and mosaic – sometimes blurring the distinction between mediums. Kate has exhibited in solo and group shows across Ontario, the GTA, and several provinces and states, has served numerous artist residencies, volunteers with arts associations, and is the recipient of multiple awards. Her artwork can be found in private collections across Ontario.
Ashley Hug
At Fuchsia & Fae, we handcraft miniature fairy furniture from foraged and natural materials. Each piece is a tiny portal into a magical world. Our work is rooted in sustainability and imagination. Every piece invites you to slow down, reconnect with the Earth, and discover the magic hidden in the natural world around you.
Karen Hunter
Karen graduated from the Ontario College of Art in 1985, from the Design Department. She has been making jewellery since 1983 and working with the metal Niobium since 1990. Karen started watercolour painting in 2005, and she started quilting in 2011. Karen loves working with colour.
Maryam M. Khani
Maryam Khani shapes earth and water into vessels of memory and emotion. Her work, rooted in nature and threaded with echoes of the past, carries the quiet poetry of everyday life. Each piece invites touch, reflection, and a return to the creative spark we all carry within.
Rubina Panjwani
My jewelry pieces are carefully crafted with intricately shaped wires and adorned with vibrant gems and semi-precious stones. The wirework is formed into various shapes, adding a unique touch to each piece. I work with a range of metals, including copper, silver, and gold-filled wire, to create a diverse array of designs. The combination of wire and stone creates a beautiful contrast of texture and color, resulting in wearable art that’s both elegant and eye-catching. Each piece is meticulously designed and crafted to showcase the natural beauty of the stones and the fluidity of the wire. Whether it’s a delicate pendant or a statement piece, every item is a testament to the art of wirework and the beauty of gemstones. My jewelry is perfect for those who appreciate handmade, unique pieces with a touch of artisanal charm.
Nadia Popovici
My passion is designing and crafting jewellery. I’ve been making one-of-a-kind jewellery for more than 16 years using unique semiprecious stones, crystals and beads.
I also create personalize pieces at the customer request for special occasions.
I am using beading and wiring technique, paying meticulous attention to details to express my unique style.
Alysha Rocca
Hello!! My name is Alysha Rocca and I am an emerging artist, who studied in Toronto at OCAD University, earning a BFA in Drawing and Painting. Working with the theme of sustainability as an artist has challenged the way I approach creation. In my artistic practice, I weave together the threads of feminism and environmental consciousness, crafting a narrative of resilience and empowerment through recycled materials. Although I do work with many mediums including oil and acrylic paint, I’m drawn to the tactile quality of fabrics and fibers. Each piece I create is not only a celebration of creativity but also a statement of solidarity with the feminist movement and a commitment to sustainability.
Melissa Sherman
Melissa Sherman is a local artist who works in paint, clay, and mixed media. Her main focus is on emotions in both humans and animals. Melissa enjoys using pure colour and often brings humour into her work. These days, Melissa mostly shows locally. Her work can be seen on her website and Instagram.
Mehtaab Wachhair
Mehtaab Wachhair was born and brought up in India, a place known for rich culture, enriched art, and mesmerizing nature. Mehtaab is inspired by natural beauty and is a strong believer that art is an amazing way to express oneself. Mehtaab is a professional freelance artist and has earned her Masters in the History of Arts from Punjab University, Chandigarh, India and a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, specialization in painting from the Government College of Arts in Chandigarh, India. Over the years, Mehtaab has explored many traditional artistic media to express her creativity, including acrylic paint, pastels, textiles, murals, papier-mâché, handicrafts, ceramics, oil paint and water colours. Mehtaab enjoys painting and creating with respect to the elements of nature as an expressive language to create art. To share her passion with the community, she takes art classes and organizes workshops for both national and international audiences. Her works are displayed in various public organisations, as well as private collections located in India, Australia, and North America. Mehtaab’s client list includes the City of Schomberg- King City and the City of Pickering. Her art has been exhibited at prestigious North American galleries such as King Museum, Dufferin Museum, Beaux Arts Gallery, and Kingcrafts Art Studio. She has also been honoured to showcase 31 artworks in a music book, ‘Namo-Geet Geetay’ which were showcased during the Sikh Art and Film Festival.
To help spread her love for the arts, Mehtaab has written blogs for the Sikh Initiative and Beaux Arts and honored to display her work in solo exhibitions and various group shows. Her accolades include artworks for municipalities like banners for the city of Pickering, State level award in the All India Art Exhibition organized by the All India Fine Arts and Crafts Society (AIFACS) and piano painting for the city of Schomberg, King City.
Through her artwork, Mehtaab wants to make a difference and bring happiness into peoples’ lives as art is the most mesmerizing way to express one’s feelings.
Susan Walker-Ing
Susan Walker-Ing has painted since a young child. Enjoying art in mediums such as printmaking, watercolour, drawing, and painting in pastels, acrylics, and oils. She graduated from York University with a degree in Art History. Finishing her degree in Florence, Italy, the inspiration has stuck with her throughout her career. She is a versatile artist with a track record of success across various mediums. Her recent accomplishments include receiving an Honorable Mention in the Saugeen Plein Air Competition in July 2020, and in 2021, she earned the esteemed title of “Best in Show” for her oil painting at the ASK Autumn Reflections En Plein Air competition. In 2023, she won her second “Best in Show” with the ASK Autumn Reflections En Plein Air competition with her oil, “Celery Harvest, King”. Her dedication to plein air painting, which presents both challenges and joys, is evident in her outstanding work. Her art has not only achieved awards but garnered international recognition and is collected by art enthusiasts worldwide. Proudly, she was currently accepted for the show “Art a la Cart”, taking place to Queen’s Park, the Ontario Legislature.
Lynn Wilson
Mostly self taught but having taken many art classes over the years (in all mediums), Lynn paints “Bold…using colourful palettes” on canvas (usually large) but also loves to work in small intuitive altered book journals…. when she can find time away from managing their own furniture refinishing business. Lynn started showing her work in 2002 in many juried art shows, art event and studio tours. Lynn also teaches art classes. She is a member of: Society of York Region Artists (SOYRA);
Arts Society King (ASK); Newmarket Group of Artists (NGA); Markham Group of Artists (MGA)
Studio (by appt) …. 13048 Keele St., King City
Michele Zikovitz
I have been creating handwoven baskets for over thirty years, and teaching basketweaving for over 25 years throughout Southern Ontario. My work is inspired by a deep appreciation for both the beauty and functionality of handwoven heritage style baskets. I enjoy incorporating my hand dyed reeds whenever possible to add colour, character and a personal touch to my projects.
