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2026 Artisan Stroll

People’s Choice

One award, chosen by everyone walking the street tonight.

Voting is open.

Stroll the street, find the piece that speaks to you, and tap Vote. One pick per phone — choose wisely. Voting closes at 8:30 p.m.

You have one vote. Choose carefully.

Prizes

Standings

8

Morning Shift

No. 1 Photography

Greenville Camera Club

Silver gelatin photograph

A portrait of a third-shift worker walking out of the plant at sunrise, taken on the same corner for eleven years running. Being real means being tired sometimes.

On display at Stop 3 · Broadway Art Wall

Mended Bowl

No. 2 Ceramics

Kiln & Field Pottery

Stoneware with gold repair

A bowl that cracked in the kiln, repaired along the break rather than thrown out. The seam is the point.

On display at Stop 3 · Broadway Art Wall

Every Road I Know

No. 3 Woodworking

Hollowfield Woodcraft

Turned walnut and ash

Seven nested bowls, each turned from a tree that came down on a different Darke County road. Each is burned with the road name on the underside.

On display at Stop 3 · Broadway Art Wall

Self Portrait in Flint

No. 4 Jewelry

Fifth Street Silver

Sterling silver and Ohio flint

A pendant cut to the outline of the maker's own profile, set with flint from the field behind her grandmother's house.

On display at Stop 3 · Broadway Art Wall

Loud Quilt

No. 5 Fiber & Textiles

Two Rivers Fiber Co.

Hand-dyed wool, pieced and hand-quilted

Made entirely from colors the maker was told as a girl were too much for her. It is nine feet across and it is not sorry.

On display at Stop 3 · Broadway Art Wall

Second Shift

No. 6 Metalwork

Ironleaf Metalworks

Forged plow steel

A pair of hands forged from a single worn plow point, resting open. Modeled on the maker's father's hands after forty years at the same shop.

On display at Stop 3 · Broadway Art Wall

Field Notes, Volume Nine

No. 7 Paper & Books

Paper Lantern Studio

Letterpress and hand-bound book

A hand-sewn book of one hundred small observations written on Broadway over one year — overheard, noticed, and set in metal type exactly as they were said.

On display at Stop 3 · Broadway Art Wall

Sweet Corn, Cut Hay

No. 8 Mixed Media

Wick & Wax Candle Co.

Poured soy wax in thrown stoneware

Two candles meant to be smelled together — the exact air of a Darke County August evening, which is either the best smell in the world or just what home smells like.

On display at Stop 3 · Broadway Art Wall