Local Artisans Gallery
We are proud to collaborate and support artists throughout the region by showcasing a variety of sourced local wares in our salon. Stop in today to browse or purchase!
Mike Ray
A local pottery artist from Fairmont, WV, Mike Ray has an exclusive collection of mugs, vases, ands pots available. Custom orders available by in-salon purchase or email.
Award-Winning
Figaretti Spaghetti Sauce
In the early 1940's Nico's very own uncle began packaging and selling their sauce with a unique blend of spaces that make the taste incomparable. All-natural ingredients are used and the sauce is vegan and gluten-free.
Robert Summers
Robert is a West Virginia native, multi-progressive artist. Creating images from cartoons to fine art he is constantly evolving into an all-around multi-skilled image maker. Formal training and years of self-taught experience has created a plentiful portfolio of works. Robert is an Advertising graduate of WVU Perley Isaac Reed School of Journalism with two years of Art Training and a second concentration in Art History. He resides in Morgantown, WV with his family and is an administrator for the Artist Collective of West Virginia.
Linda S. Gribko
Linda was born in Oregon and raised in rural Maryland--in the middle of nowhere, but just twenty miles from the galleries and museums of downtown Washington, DC. Although never setting out to be a writer, Linda always wrote. As she wound her way through an unplanned life that included degrees in wildlife management and forestry, she leaned into the production of research articles, landscape maintenance plans, and business reports--leaving behind the quirky animal stories and satirical essays of her youth. In 2014, having recently quit a perfectly good job in business analytics, she outlined a book about tree communities as analogs for human behavior. Before she'd written a complete chapter, however, fate intervened in the form of a poetry prompt. In response, she wrote "Holding Back Her Song", a few short lines about stepping out of the shadows to express yourself. The outline for the tree book immediately hit the shredder. Two years later, she published her debut novel, "Giving Voice to Dawn: A Magical Tale of Self-Discovery", which just happens to include an animal story or two and a bit of satire. A companion workbook, "How to Uncover Your Donkey: A Workbook to Help You Excavate Your Own Unique Life Purpose", was released in June 2017. Her current works in progress include a blog, "Hawk Finds Her Wings", and a sequel to "Giving Voice to Dawn", which will explore the challenges of actually living as a newly discovered self. Linda currently lives in Morgantown, West Virginia, with her crazed apricot terrier, Phoebe, and an entire room full of orchids. In addition to writing, she's also a photographer and artist, best known for her wildflower photographs, pen and ink drawings, and nature mandalas--digital illustrations created from her own original photos.
