New Handmade Ornaments:
Visit the Market on Oak website to see the newest handmade holiday ornaments. They are adding even more ornaments as quickly as possible. Order early to ensure quantities are available. Remember they are each handmade.
New Pottery For The Season:
When you visit the Kitchenware and Local Foods on the website you will notice new additions to the pottery selection including utensil jars, bread bakers, batter bowls and, of course, mugs.
New Local Foods:
Local farmers have added some wonderful new local foods to the store this year including ciders, syrups, vinaigrettes, salsas, apple butters, molasses and more. The Holidays are a great time for handmade, local foods to give as gifts or enjoy with family and friends.
Visit the online shop HERE
The Market on Oak, located at 262 Oak Avenue in Spruce Pine NC, celebrates its 9th holiday season with new handmade
items, foods, books and music. Great gifts and great prices both supporting a
great cause.
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November 8, 2012
Market on Oak Announces Final editions of Home of the Perfect Christmas Tree products
The Market on Oak (formerly The Home of the Perfect Christmas Tree) has announced that all of their limited edition Home of the Perfect Christmas Tree handmade products will be retired on December 31st. All of the handmade items featuring images from the book The Year of the Perfect Christmas Tree, will no longer be available after December 31st. The Market will still offer our hundreds of beautiful handmade products, local foods, music and books....but those special colletibles will no longer be available.
These items are no longer in production by the Market artists and supplies are limited. So ANY ITEM featuring images from the YPCT book will retire. Items include Marquitta Holtsclaw glass art plates, Linda Sharpless pottery plates and mugs with tree, greeting cards featuring scenes from the book, Ruthie Dolls and more. If you;re a fan of the book or these products, you are encouraged to act quickly to make sure that you don't miss this opportunity to add to your collection or find a "perfect" gift..
The Market on Oak, now in its 9th year, is located at 262 Oak Street in Spruce Pine North Carolina. Online shopping is also available for some of the Market's products.
These items are no longer in production by the Market artists and supplies are limited. So ANY ITEM featuring images from the YPCT book will retire. Items include Marquitta Holtsclaw glass art plates, Linda Sharpless pottery plates and mugs with tree, greeting cards featuring scenes from the book, Ruthie Dolls and more. If you;re a fan of the book or these products, you are encouraged to act quickly to make sure that you don't miss this opportunity to add to your collection or find a "perfect" gift..
The Market on Oak, now in its 9th year, is located at 262 Oak Street in Spruce Pine North Carolina. Online shopping is also available for some of the Market's products.
September 28, 2012
Market on Oak Announces Book Signing
October 13, 11 AM - 2 PM at The Market on Oak, 262 Oak Avenue in Spruce Pine NC - Author Ann B. Ross, popular author of the Miss Julia humorous suspense series, will be doing a book signing of her newest release Miss Julia to the Rescue.
The book signing will coincide with the Mineral City Heritage Festival events in Spruce Pine.
The book signing will coincide with the Mineral City Heritage Festival events in Spruce Pine.
August 24, 2012
Market on Oak Fresh Fridays
August 24 - Fresh Fridays are back at the Market on Oak, 262 Oak Avenue i n Spruce Pine NC.. Find lots of fresh local foods including pasta, mushrooms, jams and jellies, herbs, tomato sauces, Parmesan crackers, rabbit and more. Opens at 10 AM.
The Market on Oak is more than a gallery. The Market is a nonprofit entrepreneurial project to develop industry in Spruce Pine and Mitchell County. and provide the gifted, vibrant people of the region a venue to market their handmade goods. The Market offers artisan crafts, pottery, quilts, furniture, glass, home décor, children’s items along with books from local authors, CDs, specialty food products from local farmers and food artisans
The Market on Oak is more than a gallery. The Market is a nonprofit entrepreneurial project to develop industry in Spruce Pine and Mitchell County. and provide the gifted, vibrant people of the region a venue to market their handmade goods. The Market offers artisan crafts, pottery, quilts, furniture, glass, home décor, children’s items along with books from local authors, CDs, specialty food products from local farmers and food artisans
March 22, 2012
Sharyn McCrumb & Michael Hardy at The Market on Oak
April 2, 6 PM at The Market on Oak, 262 Oak avenue, Spruce Pine NC - Sharyn McCrumb and Michael Hardy will be guests at The Market on Oak. Sharyn McCrumb's New York Times best-seller The Ballad of Tom Dooley and the new J.F. Blair edition of her award-winning Civil War novel Ghost Riders with foreword by NC Historian of the Year Michael C. Hardy will be featured.
Michael Hardy's book "North Carolina and the Civil War," will also be featured and discussioned during the event.
Michael Hardy's book "North Carolina and the Civil War," will also be featured and discussioned during the event.
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books and literature,
Market on Oak
January 27, 2012
One Week Pottery Sale at Market on Oak
January 27 - February 4 Market on Oak (formerly Home of the Perfect Christmas Tree) is having a Pottery Sale. All pottery plates, platter, mugs, trays, cookie jars, mixing bowls, banks, vases, spoon jar, ornaments and more. Featured potters include David Ross, Linda Sharpless, Lynda Banner, Joy Bennet, Estella Shakelford and all the Market potters.
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Art Market,
Market on Oak,
pottery sale
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