Nicole Freshley of Magic Woodland Studio will feature her prints at the Spring Artisan Market.

JOSEPH — With flowers finally emerging and Mother’s Day just around the corner, a group of women crafters and artists are hosting the third-annual Spring Artisan Market on Saturday, May 13.

The market runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. next to Stein Distillery, 604 N. Main St. If the weather turns nasty, everyone will move inside the distillery.

“If you’re looking for a Mother’s Day gift, or just want to celebrate Wallowa County’s spring, come support your local women artisans,” said Annie Robinson, who is helping organize the event. “These artisans have been creating all winter and are excited to showcase their new wares.”

Offerings will include pottery, jewelry, fine art prints and cards, handwoven textiles, goat milk soap, wood-burned art, candles, quiltwork, herbal products and up-cycled clothing.

Artisans are Terra Leven of TL Pottery, Annie Robinson of Annie’s Southfork Silverworks, Nicole Freshley of Magic Woodland Studio, Kim Morris of Kimberly Morris Textiles, Wendy McCullough of Sally B. Farms, Erin De Long of Life and Other Doodles, Shelley Straughan of Custom Crafty Creations, Leslie Shalduha of Sassy Llama Apothecary, Rebekah Nash of The County and Toviyah Lowe of Timber Candles and Crafts.

“It’s a popular event with really high quality artisans,” Robinson said.

When: Saturday, May 13, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Where: Stein Distillery, 604 N. Main St., Joseph