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What better way to learn about Cape Breton than through the lives and work of its artisans. Our Artisan Trail Map will set you on a trail of discovery and beauty with good measures of culture, history, adventure and charm. Go
This suite of online courses assists Makers in the development of their craft businesses. These courses are all self-paced, meaning you can learn on your own schedule!
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Our Craft Gathering is just one week away and we`re getting excited! ✨
Topics being discussed will include trends and opportunities in the craft sector, pricing and wholesale, being retail ready, photography and marketing your work online, collaborative sourcing, critiquing your work and more.
There`s still time to sign up if you`re interested – email chichi@capebretoncraft.com to get on the list! 💖
📆 Tuesday, November 3rd, 10AM-3PM
📍 @gaeliccollege
Update: this is now full!
Join us for a free scrap quilting workshop on November 14th with Maggie MacCormick! 🪡🧵
Participants will be guided through an intuitive approach to composition, working with fabric scraps to create a quilt top without relying on patterns or precise measurements.
Space is limited - email tammy@capebretoncraft.com to sign up today 💌
For all the details, visit the link in our bio 🔗
Put a little extra pep in your step this Monday with Night Owl coffee ☕
Their blends are SO good – if you`re a coffee lover, definitely check them out! Our faves are the Brazilian & Costa Rican blends 🔥
The best part? The beans are roasted right in Ingonish! 😍
@bitsy_bean_cafe
Last call! The deadline is in a week👇
📣 Submit your work for our upcoming Wool Fibre Exhibition 🐑
We`re seeking submissions from Cape Breton artists for Enrooted: Wool & the Land That Grows It, an exhibition celebrating wool, craft, and local making.
We`re looking for work that speaks to craft, land, and lineage, sweaters, garments, textiles, furniture, or mixed-media pieces exploring technique, material, or story connected to wool and local making. Work in progress or process-based pieces are welcome alongside finished objects. Collaborations are invited as well.
📅 Deadline: November 1, 2026
📍 Exhibition runs late January–mid-March 2027
💰 CARFAC fees paid to participating artists
To apply, send an artist statement, 3–5 images, and any display requirements to: rhonda@capebretoncraft.com 💌
We`re so excited for @downtownsydney trick-or-treating today! Starting at 11AM – see you here 🎃👻🍭🍬
This year`s pumpkins are sprouting so many different mediums, shapes and sizes🎃
Explore our little farm today in the Gallery Shop, we`re here until 6PM🍂
Save the dates, fiber friends! Ever wondered how yarn is made by hand? Curious about how the wheels work? Come and ask your questions and give spinning a try yourself!🧶🧵
We have 2 free drop ins! Whether you`re a newbie, or wanting to brush up on your skills, theres a seat for you✨❤
Where: Cape Breton Centre for Craft and Design-Multipurpose Room
Time: 1-3pm
When: October 24 & November 7
Join artist in residence @cydsparrow for a plein air guided walk through Cape Breton Highlands National Park next week 🍂
Starting at Ingonish Beach, this free event invites participants to get outdoors, take in the fall scenery, and explore their creativity. Supplies will be provided, or feel free to bring your own!
📅 Thursday, October 29th, 1-3PM
Pre-registration is required. Please email tammy@capebretoncraft.com by October 27th to reserve your spot 💌