Fifteen artisans will display and sell their work at the Dartmouth Grange on December 3 and 4, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday afternoon will feature music by the Westport River Rats.

The Dartmouth Grange is located at 1133 Fisher Road.

The yearly show and sale will include:

Amy Thurber, Doves Foot Pottery – “One of a Kind Pottery from the Garden, for the Table”

Carol Way Wood, Lucky Bunny Graphics – “Whimsical Animals: Original Watercolors and Prints, Greeting Cards, Paperweights, Gift Tags”

Megan Thomas, Maypole Weaver – “Rag rugs, Blankets, Scarves, and Wraps using natural fibers and reclaimed materials”

Lucy Tabit, Hana’s Honey – “Ukrainian Eggs, Honey, Tinctures, Grape Vine Wreaths, Artisanal Honey Soaps.

Ruth Bourns, Tupelo Studio – “Handmade textile items including crib quilts, and gorgeous accessories for women: shoulder bags, velvet scarves, neck warmers, belts and jewelry pouches”

Beverly Cass – “Handmade paper mache clay birds, fish, mushrooms, and the occasional amphibian. Also, Walking sticks/canes made from various local garden and forest woods.”

Jim Kennedy, Confections – “We’ll be selling our signature jams and jellies, sugared nuts, assorted biscotti and cookies. Great for the holidays or the perfect hostess gift.”

Joney Swift, Slocum River Studio – “Photographs of local scenes with particular attention to light, form and texture, celebrating the Joney’s passion for our natural environment.”

Diana Taft, D.T. Designs – “Unusual Jewelry Designs using semi-precious stones and found objects.”

Pat Poineau, “Animal Portraits in oils and beautiful cotton flour sack towels and napkins printed with original art.”

John & Jennie Elias, Elias Glass – “Colorful hand blown glass Ornaments, Vases, Tumblers, Ring Holders, Pins & Pendants. Each is individually blown in our Westport Studio.

New Artists This Year:

Sharon Owens, Baskets – “Handcrafted baskets in many sizes, shapes and colors, made from reed and other natural fibers.”

Bette Low, Third Realm Productions – “ Fabric Marbled Scarves, Bags and Objects for the Home.”

Nilsa Garcia-Rey, Fermenting Crocks – “One of a Kind Hand Built Stoneware Crocks, based on a German design with a moat for creating a seal and a lid that can be used for serving.”

Brian Weir, Wood – “Hand turned wooden bowls and vessels”

Young Artists Table:

Ben Thurber, handwrought metal work

Emily Edberg – hand knits

Violet Maher – painted boxes

Rowen Maher – framed poems

For more information, contact Carol Way Wood at carolwaywood@gmail.com or call (508) 843-2250.