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| Ben Fulton Co-ordinator |
When you first walk into The Gypsy Bazaar you do not know what to expect. Expect the unexpected. On Ben's business card it says "an eclectic collection of commerce". It all started with a place, a dilapidated old building, built in 1965 as a medical building. They moved in about three years ago and spent a lot of time fixing the broken plumbing and all that goes with an old building. They wanted to do something positive in the community. The Gypsy Bazaar is a place that Artists can hang their wares on consignment. If you are interested in learning they have a number of workshops they are organizing. Yoga, Origami, sewing, nutrition to name a few.
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| Table runner by Karen Durant, mirrors Julia Armstrong |
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| Mirrors by Julia Armstrong |
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| Bone carvings by Paul Graham |
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| Art chairs and books by Howard Brown. |
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| Funky Doodles jewelry |
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| Flutes and books by Gary Badke. |
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| Boo Bits, candle holders, stuffed critters. |
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| Cd's Independent Canadian artists |
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| Mixed medium Donna |
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| Nut cracker carved by Curt Rem. |
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| Sarah is Mom |
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| Angel dolls and odd sock dolls by Joan Bodke |
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| Stained glass by Neil Fidler |
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| Ben and Gillian |
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| Art cards by Donna |
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| Art on the sidewalk by Kyle Walker |
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| Mural by Kyle Walker |
As you can see The Gypsy Bazaar is an eclectic collection of commerce, They also have furniture, but it sells quickly. I have only mentioned a few artist showing at the Gypsy Bazaar, and I think it will evolve. It is not the kind of place you go in and see it all, every time you go in you will see something different. Hope to see you there.
March 13th Philosopher's Cafe
March 17th St Patrick's Day
March 27th 1pm to 4pm Gerty Shipmaker book signing
The Gypsy Bazaar is located at 509 Mill Ave Enderby BC
Phone # is (250) 838-0587
If I spelled your name wrong let me know and I will fix it.
