Celebrating the MACK Artisans Guild & Gallery Shop

THE ARTISANS GUILD and Gallery Shop has added value to the McCormick Arts Council at the Keturah (MACK) for more than 15 years! This independent, and important, part of the MACK was established in August of 2005 and offers a wealth of delightful items for your enjoyment. as well as adding to the rich arts experience of our community. The group of experienced local artists has grown to serve over 35 members to provide locally crafted products for sale and display. 

Many of our artisans create custom work and are most willing to create that special something you have in mind. Staffed by local artists and volunteers, the shop is currently open Thursday through Saturday from 10:00 until 4:00. Be sure to visit often so you won’t miss out on all the wonderful offerings of this talented group! Cash, checks, and credit or debit cards are accepted.  So come see us, shop local, and support the arts your community!

To contact or join the MACK Artisans Guild & Gallery Shop please call 864-852-3216 or email mccormickarts@gmail.com.

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