Timothy says "We opened Quilters Haven & Unique Michigan Gift Shop in 2020. A few weeks after our grand opening I was offered to sell my photography at the Farmers Market and just completed my 4th season. One thing I learned quickly is that South Haven has no two sunsets alike, and the lighthouse is very photogenic."

Kiki Lyzenga (he/him) is a multidisciplinary artist born and raised in southwest Michigan. He attended Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design, where he earned a Bachelor in Fine Arts, as well as a love for sculpture and fiber art. When he's not crocheting, Kiki enjoys long boarding and adoring his cats. He has exhibited works at Trout Museum of Art, Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts, and Jazz Gallery Center for the Arts.

Christy says "I am passionate about nature, cities, travel, and landscape. Colors, line and shape inspire me. Vibrant or subtle, the textures, layers and movement of the city and the natural environment provide sources for my artwork."

South Haven Artist Kellie Terry

Jodi Lynn Burton is a Michigan-based illustrator whose work blends traditional pen-and-ink and watercolor with digital techniques, creating images that feel both timeless and playful. Her illustrations often explore a sense of place, community, and everyday wonder, inviting viewers to see the magic hidden in ordinary moments. Through careful detail and a touch of whimsy, Jodi’s work reflects her belief that art can connect people to stories, memories, and each other.

Sarah Rydecki is a South Haven artist and a teaching artist at the South Haven Center for the Arts. See the class schedule for her Mistletoe Market workshops.

Doug Lowe is in both upstairs and downstairs galleries and says "I have been interested in art (especially all forms of sculpture) since early childhood. That interest continued through school and into studies at WMU where I earned my degree. Now I am a retired Art Educator, currently creating assemblagé sculptures."

A Mistletoe Market favorite, Candy has Fused glass sun-catchers, nightlights. landscapes and holiday ornaments.

This fiber art collection is created by recycling, and repurposing. Items have a primitive, whimsical style. Texture, color, and just pure fun have entered into these fiber pieces. They are colorful, fun, one-of-a-kind, and whimsical.

Styx is a Professor of art at Southwestern Michigan College and enjoys knitting and creating wearable art. Her newest line of jewelry is vintage inspired using vintage items.

Jackie Baker says "I have been a jewelry maker for nearly 30 years. Each year I try to add a new medium to my booth to keep it fresh. My children also have made much of what we display. The fiber that I'm exhibiting is newer, but I am very interested in recycling materials such as wool sweaters and old quilts. I'm retired and spend most of my time on these projects."

Georgene Ksiazek says "I recently became an artist thanks to the Zoom Zentangle classes from the South Haven Center for the Arts. Drawing has become so calming."

Peggy says "Rocks, glass, and gemstones, including elements of nature, have always been a love of mine, so making jewelry from these items has given me so much pleasure."

Angie Novak is a graduate of Three Oaks River Valley and holds the 2011 Kendall College of Art and Design's Studio Excellence Award, with a BFA in Digital Media: Animation and independent studies in jewelry and metals. In 2013 her "offscreen hobby" became a full blown business and Straight From The Lake was born. She spends her summers showcasing her work at pop up markets and artisan fairs, while advocating for cleaner coastlines.

Northern Wick Candle Company is a mother and daughter-owned business dedicated to creating premium handcrafted soy candles. We believe in the power of candles to transform spaces and enhance moods. Each candle is meticulously made using eco-friendly 100% soy wax and infused with carefully selected fragrances. We offer a wide range of captivating scents, from soothing lavender to invigorating citrus. With our commitment to sustainability and craftsmanship, we aim to bring joy.

Hann of the Wood is the artwork of Kalamazoo-based artist/illustrator, Hannah Gregus. Hannah's work ranges from whimsical children’s book illustrations to abstract imaginings, celebrating shape, pattern and color. She paints mostly with watercolor and gouache, but also enjoys experimenting with simple printmaking and fabric dyeing.

Artist Bio: Miranda Skibbe "my quilling journey began in 2018, as a young artist but I finally found my niche. in 2020 my artwork was featured in Michigan Life Magazine and have received many honorable mentions from various art centers in Michigan"

Robin Reba is a local artist inspired by the lakeshore and farm scenes of Southwest Michigan known for genres in watercolor and acrylic.

Artist Shirleigh Vinson has been producing unique, hand marbled clothing and accessories for over 30 years. Each article starts out white and with the use of a large vat of carrageenan, acrylic paints and large combs, she works the colors into various patterns that are transferred directly onto the material. Now you can Get Marbled by Shirleigh!

Diana Sterling Munroe has Snowman, Santa’s, Gingerbread and other fabric items in Mistletoe Market.

An artist from Southwest Michigan, Anna likes to travel around the state looking for visual fuel for the next project. You'll find her work by the thick texture, colorful illustrations, and tongue-in-cheek humor. Her nature-inspired artwork can be seen in art fairs, her website, YouTube channel, or at the occasional farmer's market and craft fair. She works from her home studio with her husband and two cats.

Alex is a local leather worker who also works as an EMT for a West Michigan Company. He founded his business to bring back quality affordable leather goods to his community after replacing his own store bought goods with in a year of use.

Annie grew up in Western Michigan surrounded by art and creativity. Annie has been creating her own miniature pieces, fitting them into fun-to-wear, whimsical art. The keystone of her inspiration is the love of color and texture. Annie exhibits in galleries and shops across the country, as well as being a published artist and teacher.

Beth Roche is a South Haven Artist with many original hand painted ornaments, cards and decorative items.

Carolyn Jeffers has hand drawn cards for all occasions and bookmarks.

Cathy Green says: "I've been a potter for over 30 years. It is my favorite things to do. I love the process as much as the outcome. Nature is reflected in all of my work. My utilitarian work is microwave, dishwasher and oven safe."

Catherine Rathke creates rtisan in eco-printing, needle felting and wool embroidery using natural materials and tannins.