Arts, crafts and such in Horsham, West Sussex*

Anything from pukka art galleries to craft shops. Trendy and twee both welcome.

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• Katerina Jewellers gallery on the Carfax - full of beautiful stuff. All hand crafted and original. Plus the girl that works there is gorgeous - always a bonus!
• Annetts art shop has now gone, it was way overpriced anyway. Go to crawley they have a massive art and crafts superstore there - way better and reasonably priced.
• Bearing gifts in Southwater is great!
• Again the market sells some really nice stuff, especially down by the town hall.
• 2 shops but personally would say seawhites in brighton cheap and thats always necessary wen your an artist
• 2 by 4 artists based in the drill hall put on displays through the year I think, again talk to the council they are actually rather good (ask for Arts Development Officer)
• sakakini jewellers in the Carfax. Beautiful stuff. Also the bonus of seeing the fit bloke in the window making stuff by handruth
• sakakini jewellers in carfax. Guy who makes stuff in the window is good - think he's the owner
• Annetts is wicked,opposite ottakars the bookshop
• a few crystals and horoscope shops up east street if wishing your life away appeals to you ...
• While you're trekking to the Queen's Head, pop into Crystals in East Street and Feel the Power!
• Couple of old white biddies selling 'ethnic' art in the market outside MVC.
• Lots of local artist groups around Horsham. Check out the library for details. Annettes opposite Ottakers book shop is the pretty good if a little compact and twee.
• Spellcast Stained Glass Studio in Trafalgar Road, everything to do with glass. Regular daytime and evening courses. Hand made unique gifts, all made on the premises by local artists and students.
• theres a rather interesting pair of chinese folk capable of creating your name our of bendy wire every so often in west street
• tony hart would get hardon over the artwork
• Annetts is a nice art and craft shop.
• Lots of charity shops. Those with a bit of knowledge can pick up some cheap antiques from the many rich elderly people who die here every year.

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Last updated: 2009-02-14