Natasha is an award-winning designer and artist based in Molong, NSW, on Wiradjuri Country. Since completing her Bachelor of Arts in Graphic and Web Design in 2004, Natasha has built a diverse career spanning design agencies, state government, higher education, and now local government. Currently, she leads a creative team in Orange, managing major design and communication projects. When she's not fulfilling her role as Chief Snack Officer at home, Natasha is busy developing websites and crafting brand identities at work. In her spare time, she enjoys experimenting with timber and paint in her shed, exploring shape, composition, and colour. Natasha's creative journey was shaped by her studies at university and her time as a Senior Creative at a Sydney design agency. Drawing inspiration from the Bauhaus and Swiss Design movements, she blends design, fine art, and craft. Her evolving process reflects this intersection, as she continually experiments with function, materials, and colour.

Fiona Schofield is looking forward to being back in our gorgeous local gallery - the perfect space to showcase a new range of pieces alongside all your favourites. Whilst she has been in the industry now for over 30 years, Fiona is celebrating 20 years of Millinery and Making in Orange NSW and would love to see you visit not just the Hat Shop, but the beautiful town she chose for her home. Gather a group and make the trip to Orange to shop the range of ready made hats, or take the opportunity to pop in and be measured up, and to chat about having the perfect hat made.

Rogue Sculptors Incorporated (the group) brings Altered States to showcase their diversity of thinking, their multiplicity of styles and their individuality in considering altered states of everything.

Passionate about sculpture, Rogues will seek to delight audiences with their newest selection of works which involve all manner of materials.

Exhibiting artists: Aileen Francis, Alison Dent, Chris Cowell, Christine Lanham, Dianne O’Neile, Glenn Hoyle, Jane Tyack, Jaq Davies, Jude Keogh, Karin Smith, Kerry Mahony, Linda Chant, Lanny Mackenzie, Merissa Reid, Michael Priest, Natalie Reid, Ralph Tikerpae, Trish Lovecek.

Jo Fernandez is a representational landscape artist living in the historic village of Millthorpe, in the Central Tablelands of NSW. Her work is inspired by the landscape of this region - the expanses of land and sky, distinct seasons and their impact on light and colour.

Known for her cloudscapes, her works invite us to pause, reflect and restore a sense of our place in nature.

Five female artists from across Australia respond to the landscape.

Abstract artists Daniela Cristallo, Fleur Stevenson, Jackie Anderson, Liz Wickramasinghe and Madeline Young have each created a series of works that celebrate a specific place or landscape. While these artists all have very different styles, this exhibition will bring them all together in a beautiful abstract landscape exhibition.

We are going ONLINE! Due to the current crisis The Journey Person Handmade Popup will not be going ahead. Instead, we are sending you directly to the makers! We’re holding an online market from March 26 - 29. Participating brands will be giving our shoppers special discounts for these 4 days only! Just head back here to the website from March 26-29, select your favourite local brand and shop to your heart’s content!

We’d like to thank you all in advance for your continued support! Hoping you’re all safe and well!

The Journey Person is a collective of local artisans and designers based in Central West NSW. Our Handmade Popup is a carefully curated selection of high quality, locally made wares. You’ll find jewellery, art, ceramics, clothing, hats, textiles, metalwork, children’s toys, kitchen knives, homewares, flowers, plants, sculpture, candles, stationary, DIY craft supplies and more!

Shop locally this Christmas and get behind the #buyfromthebush initiative!

Four days only from August 1st to 4th! Thu/Fri 10-6 & Sat/Sun 10-4.

The Journey Person is a collective of local artisans and designers based in Central West NSW. Our Handmade Popup is a carefully curated selection of high quality, locally made wares. You’ll find jewellery, art, ceramics, clothing, hats, textiles, metalwork, children’s toys, kitchen knives, homewares, flowers, plants, sculpture, candles, stationary, DIY craft supplies and more!

Four days only from August 1st to 4th! Thu/Fri 10-6 & Sat/Sun 10-4.

Madeline Young’s abstract compositions are inspired by the unique beauty of the Australian bush; the way dappled sunlight filters through the canopy, casting long rays of light and shadow and the distinctive blue-green of Eucalyptus leaves filling the air with their familiar scent. Madeline simplifies and exaggerates the shapes she finds in nature and uses blocks of colour to create works that, like the Australian bush, are simultaneously vibrant and serene.

The Journey Person Handmade Popup is a curated popup shop featuring beautiful, handmade goods by local artisans and designers.  The group works together to celebrate, curate and promote quality, handmade items from a range of skilled designers and artists based in regional NSW.

It’s Christmas Shopping Time!!! Support small local businesses this year!

The Journey Person is a collective of designers and artisans based in Orange NSW, Australia.

They work together to curate, celebrate and promote quality, handmade items from a range of skilled designers and artisans based in the Central West.  This Popup shop is the increasingly popular showcase of the collective's finest handmade work.  Everything for sale is handmade by people from the local area.  We sell jewellery, clothing, hats, silver, furniture, garden sculpture, flowers, ceramics, textiles, baskets, homewares, art and more!

The Journey Person Handmade Popup is a curated popup market featuring beautiful, handmade goods by local artisans and designers.  The group works together to celebrate, curate and promote quality, handmade items from a range of skilled designers and artists based in regional NSW.

Gaahna Bula are the Wiradjuri aboriginal words meaning two shoulders – or more commonly known as Mount Canobolas.

I am fortunate enough to live in a location with sweeping views of Mt Canobolas which I sit and admire daily. Many mornings, afternoons and late evenings are spent watching as the spectacular colours of the seasons move in and then out. Watching as the changing hues of the day move across the majestic peaks and fold into magnificent sunsets.

The Journey Person Handmade Market is a curated popup market featuring beautiful, handmade goods by local artisans and designers.  The group works together to celebrate, curate and promote quality, handmade items from a range of skilled designers and artists based in regional NSW.

On Common Ground is our F.O.O.D. Week 2017 exhibition featuring the work of four artists responding to the local landscape. Jaq Davies and Tonya Graham both live locally, while Ingrid Bowen and Belinda Street come from further afield, with strong connections to the area. Each artist paints with their own unique style, offering beautiful and varied interpretations of our surroundings.

Two local photographers Emily Ellis and Helen Whittle exhibit their stunning, evocative work in a joint exhibition.

Join us for our mid-winter Pop-up shop!

Last minute Christmas shopping.......   Everything handmade by local artisans and designers!