The Burnaby Potters’ Guild invites you to its annual Holiday Ceramic Sale, featuring one-of-a-kind handmade ceramics created by local Guild members.

Browse a wonderful mix of mugs, bowls, vases, sculptures, whimsical creatures, curious forms, and handmade treasures. This year’s sale will also feature pieces from our Raku firing, wild-clay slip work, and newer sculpture-focused members.

Whether you’re looking for a special holiday gift, something beautiful for your home, or simply want to spend some time surrounded by handmade things, come say hello and support local potters.

Join Fathom Stone Art for a memorable afternoon of stone carving, delicious food, and exceptional local wines. Guided by our artists, you’ll create your own stone keepsake while sipping, savouring, and enjoying good company. No experience is needed—all tools and materials are provided.

Your ticket includes:

A guided stone-carving experience, with your finished creation to take home

A curated wine tasting by Fort Berens

Delicious food from Grill & Vine

A $100 gallery voucher toward a sculpture of your choice, redeemable for up to 20% of the sculpture’s purchase price

Come with friends or treat yourself to an inspiring afternoon of creativity—and take home something truly personal.

Discover a uniquely Whistler experience where art, Canadian stone, and wine come together. Join Fathom Stone Art and Fort Berens Estate Winery at the Westin Whistler Resort and Spa for an intimate, hands-on carving experience featuring a live artist demonstration and a curated tasting of exceptional local wines.

Guided step-by-step by guests will create their choice of an Inukshuk, sculptural stone wine-bottle stopper, or pendant necklace.

Designed for complete beginners and creative spirits alike, this relaxed experience invites you to slow down, work with your hands, savour beautiful wine, and leave with a one-of-a-kind stone creation made by you.

No carving experience is required—simply come ready to sip, sculpt, and create.

Your experience includes:

Live artist carving demonstration
Guided stone-carving instruction
Your choice of an Inukshuk, stone wine-bottle stopper, or pendant necklace
All stone, tools, and materials
Curated Fort Berens wine tasting
Your finished stone creation to take home
A distinctly Canadian keepsake and an unforgettable way to experience Cornucopia Whistler

This two-hour, hands-on workshop invites participants to discover the artistic potential of tree bark – a material rich with history, texture, and expressive possibility. Led by Metro Vancouver artist Janna Kumi, whose practice bridges forestry expertise and contemporary drawing and collage, the session introduces participants to sustainable bark sourcing, simple preparation techniques, and creative approaches to bark-based collage. Participants will create a small, finished artwork using bark fragments, paper, and mixed media.

Key Features

• Engaging introduction to bark as an art material
• Demonstrations of preparation, cutting, layering, and composition
• Organic collage with bark exploring geometric abstraction
• Supportive, guided studio time suitable for all skill levels

Who should attend

• Nature lovers
• Anyone interested in tactile, sustainable art-making

What you need to bring

• All materials will be provided