Featured Artists
Cascade
Dennis Mansell
Clear Creek Woods
1108 Cabarton Rd., Cascade, ID 83611
A Cascade resident for over 25 years, creating wood and rock art from local materials—benches, charcuterie boards, earrings, coat racks, side tables, and much more.
208-284-2573
dcmansell@msn.com
Karin Giannini
Karin Giannini Fine Art
511 Collier View Rd., Cascade, ID 86311
I am a professional artist with studios in the mountains of Cascade, Idaho and Phoenix, Arizona. I paint strong, empowered women with flora and fauna as part of the composition. My style is Abstract Realism with high contrast and bold color, exclusively in oil. My Cascade studio is very special to me because my husband built it for me, and my view of Lake Cascade is phenomenal!
480-262-0079
https://www.karingianninifineart.com
@karingianninifineart on Instagram
karingianninifineart on Facebook
karingiannini on Tik Tok
karingianninifineart on Pinterest
Cascade Cultural Arts Center
106 E. Pine St., Cascade, ID 83611
We provide spaces and opportunities for people to express their artistic talents. We have an array of classes, activities, events, and programming. Come in and visit with the artists who will be demonstrating their crafts and to learn more about what our center has to offer – 3D printing, Glowforge, Pottery Studio, sewing, glass fusion, and more.
208-634-6906
https://www.cascadeculturalarts.org/
Susan Sieben
Cascade Cultural Arts Center- 106 E. Pine St., Cascade, ID 83611
I’ve been getting lost in creative arts since my 20s and, now 40 years later, I’ve made a goal of enjoying the journey without the interruptions of work getting in the way. Art is a puzzle. I like painting layers of color with the push and pull of light and dark to create a painting.
I enjoy painting animals in pastel and landscapes in oil, followed by music and photography. Though physical limitations interfere a lot, I’m drawn to learning and trying new things, which take me on a journey outside myself. “Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.” -Thomas Merton
520-279-7200
https://susansieben.pixels.com/
Rachel Huckaby
Huckaby Pottery
Cascade Cultural Arts Center- 106 E. Pine St., Cascade, ID 83611
Huckaby Pottery is a Cascade-grown business that got its start at the Cascade Cultural Arts Center. Rachel has been doing pottery for eleven years but considers herself more of a teacher than an artist. She loves to create pottery that is both functional and beautiful and loves to pass on her knowledge to others. Come check out the community studio space that Rachel calls her “Happy Place.”
208-271-6448
rachelhuckaby.rh@gmail.com
Connect with Rachel on Instagram @huckabypottery
Michele Schlabach
Rustic Beauty Rock & Gem Shop
410 N School St., Cascade, ID 83611
Rustic Beauty Rock and Gem Shop offers a variety of gifts for everyone. We have an assortment of stones for wire wrapping, as well as jewelry, including necklaces, rings, bracelets, and earrings, plus many other fun trinkets. We also carry unique items such as metal and wood signs, decorative books, tumblers, gold pans, and our newest creations—lots of fun 3D-printed knick-knacks and must-haves. We hope you’ll visit our shop and become a lifelong friend.
208-941-7259
rusticbeauty62023@gmail.com
Connect on Facebook @ Rustic Beauty Rock & Gem Shop
Huckaby Bros. Construction, Inc.
123 Par Drive, Cascade, ID83611
Huckaby Bros Construction
Creating Art You Can Live In
Rodney and Troy Huckaby are brothers, builders, and craftsmen who call Cascade home. They bring craftsmanship and creativity together in every project they build. From first sketch to final nail, they bring their clients’ dreams to life with their own hands.
Come see where it all begins—and imagine the possibilities of “art you can live in.”
208-271-6230
artyoucanlivein@gmail.com
Donnelly
Roseberry Coffee & Goods
124 Main St., Donnelly, ID 83615
Roseberry Coffee and Goods is a local family owned and operated coffee shop providing coffee, tea, homemade treats, and a light breakfast and lunch menu. We are located right off Highway 55 on your way to McCall and also feature local artists and artisans in our shop area. Stop in and feel the love!
208-849-1206
Meg Mogford
Roseberry Coffee & Goods- 124 Main St., Donnelly, ID 83615
Meg Mogford creates exquisite miniature etchings of objects from nature. Her subjects include bugs, ants, shells, feathers, or any object that captures her imagination. Meg combines her experience and education in drawing, natural science illustration, and plate making to produce these unique studies. Meg spends a great deal of her time in the field drawing directly from nature. She likes to experience nature up-close and comments, “In our day-to-day world, we often don’t take the time to look at nature and appreciate its beauty.”
Annie Beggs
Roseberry Coffee & Goods- 124 Main St., Donnelly, ID 83615
I am a multi-disciplinary artist and craftswoman working in ceramics, printmaking, fiber arts, analog photography, and painting. My work consists of utilitarian and decorative objects. In collaboration with natural materials, I aim to facilitate a sense of belonging in domestic spaces, as well as a connection to the earth and one another. At the Cascade Cultural Arts Center, I lead a variety of community art-making workshops for all ages as well as after-school Art and S.T.E.A.M. programming. I have always enjoyed working with my hands and I’m always learning something new, but most of all, I love encouraging and inspiring others to create.
Connect with Annie on Instagram @anniesmudpies
Dorisannmyers@gmail.com
Mary Chown
Roseberry Retreat- 1300 E. Roseberry, Donnelly, ID 83615
Roseberry Retreat
A place to gather, share, experiment.
A place to study, craft, explore.
Eat, sleep, play.
Relax, dream, renew.
Immerse yourself in nature, study your passion, and actualize your ideas, while surrounded by nature in a rural mountain environment. We have six private guest suites available for booking.
208-250-5856
sunshinesister@live.com
Valerie Harris
Roseberry Retreat- 1300 E. Roseberry, Donnelly, ID 83615
There are some moments in life that are too big for words—so Valerie paints. With a lifelong sense of adventure and a sincere adoration of the outdoors, she recreates astonishing natural scenes using both oil and acrylic on canvas. From California to Idaho, as well as scenes from other countries, Valerie’s works are robust and widely loved. Valerie built a lifelong career as an RN, running ICU and surgery units in California, while surfing on the weekends, painting in her downtime, and raising her two daughters by the coast. She now finds peace in exercising her God-given gift for painting, reflecting the beauty of His creation on canvas.
951-501-9394
Hpymaga@gmail.com
McCall
Debbie Wood
Hummingbird Studio
14120 Hwy. 55, McCall, ID 83638
Eight years ago, I left to return to my home state of Idaho, and I now call McCall home. I travel both nationally and internationally to continue my education through workshops, the latest being a collage workshop at BAM last summer with the renowned Jane Davies. My goal as an artist is to remain curious and continually push myself to create work that reflects my authentic voice.
Instagram: @wooden.easel
(203) 219-1846
Eileen Dotson
Hummingbird Studio- 14120 Hwy. 55, McCall, ID 83638
I first discovered my love for working with metal and making jewelry during my undergraduate studies at James Madison University. After earning my BFA, I pursued a career in river guiding and hospitality but eventually felt the pull back to my creative roots. Determined to return to silversmithing, I dusted off my old college tools and converted a spare bedroom in my home into a workshop here in McCall, Idaho. My designs are known for their vibrancy, and playful spirit—all grounded in a commitment to exceptional craftsmanship.
eileen@eileendotsonjewlery.com
Instagram – @eileendotsonjewelry
Website – eileendotsonjewelry.com
Handmade by Talon & Talonklaus Kids
Talon Wren Home and Gifts
108 N 3rd Street McCall, Idaho 83638
Talonklaus creates a variety of rustic home décor under our Handmade by Talon line. We take the most care and design when creating our handcrafted items of serving trays, coasters, coat racks, pillows, and original wall art. Talonklaus is about rustic recycling, and repurposing unique items and small furniture. As an artist, I try to find ways to combine modern elements with up-cycled materials to create beautiful and functional rustic home decor. Our Talonklaus Kids line brings Idaho to infant bodysuits and toddler sweatsuits. We create colorful burp cloths, aprons, and quilts for the little ones in your life.
Talon Wren Home & Gifts is an Artisan, Vintage and Specialty Food Marketplace. We represent about 50 Idaho Artisans or Specialty Food Makers. Our shop provides unique handcrafted gifts, artisan foods, baby, home décor, and small furniture. Talon Wren locally sources our specialty foods from key artisans across the State of Idaho. We promote a friendly and welcoming environment that encourages browsing and ignites curiosity. Talon Wren is striving to be the premier Idaho Artisan shop in McCall.
208-630-6016
Talonklaus
www.talonklaus.com
IG: Talonklaus
FB: Talonklaus
Talon Wren Home & Gifts
FB: TalonWrenMcCall
IG: TalonWrenMcCall
Gina Stanberry
Talon Wren Home & Gifts- 108 N 3rd Street, McCall, Idaho 83638
I am a multidisciplinary artist working with mediums of fabric, wood, and metal, creating pieces that are as functional as they are expressive. Through a blend of traditional sewing techniques and modern laser cutting and engraving, I transform raw materials into distinctive, handcrafted designs that bring personality and purpose into everyday life.
My work is driven by a love of texture, precision, and playful creativity—combining soft and rigid elements to produce unique, practical pieces with a bold visual impact. Whether it’s a finely stitched textile, a laser-cut wood creation, or a mixed-material design, each piece reflects a commitment to craftsmanship, innovation, and originality.
I create art meant to be used, enjoyed, and lived with—where function meets fun in every detail.
208-724-0232
bms.83704@gmail.com
Jen Proper
Talon Wren Home & Gifts- 108 N 3rd Street, McCall, Idaho 83638
In 2017, my father passed down a set of leather tools I had admired since childhood, and I quickly fell in love with the craft. I design and handcraft rugged leather goods that are simple, functional, and built with care. Blending traditional techniques with modern elements like engraving, I find deep satisfaction in creating each piece by hand. Leather, as an organic material, carries the scars and marks of the animal’s life—details that tell a story and give every piece its own unique character.
562-881-1418
jennifer.proper@hotmail.com
Cindy Lequerica
Talon Wren Home & Gifts- 108 N 3rd Street, McCall, Idaho 83638
Hi, I’m Cindy Lequerica, a resident of Cascade, Idaho. My work is deeply inspired by the natural beauty and peaceful rhythm of the outdoors that I’m fortunate to call home.
From an early age, I’ve been drawn to the character and history found in vintage and antique jewelry, which sparked a lasting appreciation for pieces that carry stories from the past.
I love creating handmade necklaces, earrings, and bracelets using vintage beads, crystals, and natural stones—each piece thoughtfully crafted to reflect both timeless beauty and a connection to nature.
208-559-8006
cleq8989@gmail.com
Misty Hammond
Talon Wren Home & Gifts- 108 N 3rd Street, McCall, Idaho 83638
I’m an Idaho native who loves being in the outdoors, looking for ways to incorporate my love of nature into my artwork, specifically pottery. I make both wheel-thrown as well as hand-built functional pottery such as mugs, platters, bowls, and paint palettes, in addition to ceramic jewelry!
208-870-2581
jhsamom2@gmail.com
Freak Alley Nuts (City Peanut Shop)
Talon Wren Home & Gifts- 108 N 3rd Street, McCall, Idaho 83638
City Peanut is rooted in downtown Boise and built on a simple idea: handcrafted food brings people together. Since its founding, City Peanut has been known for small-batch, artisan roasted peanuts and tree nuts, nut brittles, flavored popcorns, freshly ground nut butters, and thoughtfully curated local pairings with craft beers, ciders, and wines. From the beginning, the mission has been to create products that feel nostalgic yet completely original: bold flavors made with real ingredients and real care.
208-260-0448
david@citypeanut.com
Jan Bittenbender
GoldFork Galleria
1002 Mission St., McCall, ID 83638
With a deep love of color and detail combined with an organic medium possessing a “mind of its own,” Jan’s felted art paintings achieve a beautiful balance between realism and surrealism. Her subjects are varied, ranging from animals and landscapes to Native American culture. Wet/dry needle felting techniques using wool/silk/bamboo fibers, beads, feathers…well, just about anything to achieve the desired results!…are incorporated in her pictures. Also available are felted “soft pots,” flowers, scarves, and gloves (because winter is coming, my friend). Stop on by!
208-271-6427
misskoa2007@yahoo.com
Llona Jensen
Artwork by Llona
Goldfork Galleria- 1002 S. Mission St., McCall, ID 83638
My life and work have been rooted in the outdoors, and my artwork reflects my experiences and love for the natural world. Art has been an integral part of my life for as long as I can remember, growing up in an artistic family. Outdoor recreation is another important aspect of my life, leading to a lifetime of exploration, observation, and appreciation of the natural world around us.
Although I have worked in a number of different mediums, I have primarily focused on pastels for the past 20 years. What I love about pastels is their soft, sensitive nature. Fine details are almost impossible to achieve, making the medium especially suited for expressing impressions and moods. I aim for my artwork to capture the feeling of a moment rather than a photographic-like representation.
My work includes scenes from all seasons, featuring landscapes, wildlife, waterscapes, and outdoor recreation.
208-271-6427
llona@artworkbyllona.com
Connect with Llona on Facebook and Instagram @artworkbyllona
McCall Arts and Humanities Council
114 N. 3rd St, McCall, ID 83638
McCall Arts and Humanities Council’s mission is to nurture a community rich in culture and creativity by providing all people access to educational and inspirational programs. We envision a community that expresses itself imaginatively in diverse ways, welcomes artists and scholars, and supports learning via culture and creativity as an integral part of everyday life. MAHC runs Community Hub McCall, a space to work, gather and create. Building community with sharing the space for work, meetings, classes and events.
CeCe Carson
McCall Arts and Humanities Council- 114 N. 3rd St, McCall, ID 83638
From the moment I took my first pottery class, I knew I had found the craft that would combine my love of creating with my need for a mindful practice. As my hobby has expanded into the business that is Pottery by CeCe, my desire is to share the spirit of embracing imperfection and seeing beauty in handcrafted, organic forms.
Pottery by CeCe is a boutique ceramics studio where I make small-batch, functional ceramics for everyday use. My pottery is inspired by nature with a style that is simple and organic.
402-214-7403
potterybycece@gmail.com
Kim Thompson
Payette Land Trust
309 E Lake St. Ste. 5, McCall, ID 83638
Kim Thompson is the 2026 Payette Land Trust BIG HEART artist. A McCall-area artist and business owner whose work focuses on building connection to place. Kim holds a B.S. in Resource Conservation and an M.S. in Science Education, and after five years teaching science locally in McCall and New Meadows, went on to build KT Mountain Studio into a nationally recognized ceramic art business. Today she creates art under Mapphouse Fine Art and runs Mapphouse, an education consulting business. You can learn more about her work at https://mapphouse.com/fine-art
This year’s PLT BIG HEART by Kim will be on display lakeside at the PLT Office during the Artisan’s Tour in the Mountains.
208-634-4999
sonyamapp@payettelandtrust.org
Gallery Fifty-Five
311 E Lake St., McCall, ID 83638
Please note, the gallery will be open from 11-5 during the tour (different from the advertised tour hours).
Gallery Fifty-Five is a non-profit, member-owned, cooperative art gallery located lakeside in downtown McCall, Idaho. The gallery has art from over twenty local and regional artists working in a wide variety of mediums and styles. Come by and see the art, visit with a member of the gallery, and enjoy the view of Payette Lake.
208-634-6313
https://galleryfiftyfive.com/
Connect with Gallery Fifty-Five on Instagram and Facebook
gallery55art@gmail.com
Debra Bonsack
Roots & Relics Gallery
503 Pine St., McCall, Idaho 83638
It was decided at an early age that Debi would be an artist. Her first painting of memory was at the age of five. The life-size tempera cowgirl boots swirling with white stitches would soon become the making of her life story. Raised in a ranch community by a family of artists, Bonsack’s early work was very much western. At age seven, Debi painted her first oil painting. By high school, she had become the most prolific artist in her school.
Bonsack’s artwork and art experience continued by graduating from college with a fine arts major and painting concentration. Debra furthered her education by getting a teaching credential and worked twenty-five years as a high school visual Art teacher. While teaching, this prolific artist has owned and operated three galleries and has exhibited her work in as many as thirty shows a year across the western United States.
Being a prolific artist while working full-time has been a means of self-expression that has been a distraction from daily stresses. Bonsack’s paintings are a form of telling her story in the medium of positive visual expression. The theme of Bonsack’s recent series is “Bring Back the Good Ol’ Days.” This theme, which expresses the need to return to times of sweet morality, has become extremely popular among collectors.
Debra has enjoyed sharing her love of art with her students and continues to do so with adult artists in her studio and latest gallery in McCall, Idaho. Roots & Relics, Art and Antique Gallery, is where she teaches art classes in all mediums.
“I have developed my own style of mixed media textural painting over the length of my career. My latest mix was influenced by my mother’s and aunts’ painting skills and my grandmother’s sewing and embroidery skills.” This has developed into a unique mixed medium of silk painting and stitchery. The textural technique, along with the visual stories told by the artist, makes the work incredibly unique. Bonsack continues to paint and show across the country with enthusiasm.
www.bonsackgallery.com
Connect with Roots & Relics Instagram @root_and_relics_mccall_idaho and facebook.com
bonsackgallery1@aol.com
Valerie Baldwin
Roots & Relics Gallery- 503 Pine St., McCall, Idaho 83638
I have worked in many different mediums, but my passion is making jewelry by upcycling vintage silverware. Imagine opening a drawer full of gorgeous old silverware–beautiful, ornate pieces from the past. I love rescuing these treasures and showcasing them by turning them into unique pieces of wearable art. The pieces I use are rarely in pristine condition. My process includes cleaning, polishing, and identifying which parts to work with. My designs are determined by the piece itself. During the Artisans’ Tour in the Mountains, I will be demonstrating how I make my popular spoon rings.
208-867-9742
instagram – @flatware.artist.valerie
WildWin.Artisans@yahoo.com
New Meadows
Adams County Historical Society
101 S. Commercial Ave, New Meadows, ID 83654
Scrimshaw Demonstration by Dale Fisk. Scrimshaw is a traditional craft popularized on American whaling ships, where sailors carved detailed designs into polished ivory and rubbed ink into the etched lines. Dale has practiced scrimshaw since 1976 and worked from home for the Buck Knife Company in the 1980s. Now semi-retired, he continues to create custom pieces for clients worldwide.
Debbie Barnett
101 S. Commercial Ave., New Meadows, ID 83654
Debbie Barnett is a rancher, artist and native of Meadows Valley. She painted for many decades and loves to paint the local landscapes as well as wildlife and domestic animals. She paints in acrylic but uses other mediums as well. Documenting agriculture is a main goal.
https://www.instagram.com/dbarnett_artist/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064831667604 Debbie Barnett, Artist
Dan (Hoby) Richards
Adams County Historical Society- 101 S. Commercial Ave, New Meadows, ID 83654
I have been blessed to have two concurrent careers, and I have loved them both. My wife and I moved to Meadows Valley in 1981, expecting to stay a few years so I could gain experience as a secondary science teacher and then move on. In 1989, I began working summers for the U.S. Forest Service as a wildlife technician. I thrived in both roles because of my love for nature and my desire to understand the relationships that exist in the natural world. I especially enjoyed passing on this knowledge and appreciation to my students, often using photography to help open their eyes to the larger world around them.
I have since retired from teaching but continue to work for the Forest Service conducting wildlife surveys, primarily focusing on sensitive bird species. Photography is the language that connects both of my careers. I want my photographs to tell a story. Most of my work centers on wildlife, the vast majority of which has been captured in the Payette National Forest. However, no owl, woodpecker, moose, or fox exists in isolation. I hope my photographs convey more than just the outward appearance of each subject—I hope they reveal how dynamic each creature is and the complexity of its world.
Stop by and say “Hi.” I’d love to share some stories with you.
https://www.forthebirdsphotography.net
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/forthebirdsphotography2018/
Allen Malaise
Adams County Historical Society- 101 S. Commercial Ave, New Meadows, ID 83654
Allen Malaise is an avid outdoor and wildlife enthusiast. From an early age, his frequent trips to the woods afforded him the hands-on experiences of nature and kindled his desire to pursue his lifetime passion of becoming a wildlife artist.
In order to convey the essence of his elusive subjects, he says it is necessary to put himself in a position to directly observe them in the wild. Being in remotest Alaska in the Chugiak Range where he has ascended the rugged crags to the breathtaking views of Kodiak Island; the desert canyons and timber of Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah; to the rugged mountains and high plateaus of northwestern Canada, his wanderings fail to quench an endless thirst for wildlife and wild places.
He has been a professional wildlife artist since 1985 working in other mediums, and awarded contracts in museums in the northwest, including Oregon Trail Interpretive Center in Baker City, OR and the National Trail Interpretive Center in Casper, WY.
