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Things Made Locally

	Almquist Old Time Pottery Agnes & John Almquist Winthrop 509.996.2119 John and Agnes Almquist have been making and selling pottery in Winthrop since 1974. Simple and useful, great prices.
	Curtlo Cycles Doug Curtiss Winthrop 509.996.8266 Handmade cycles in Winthrop, Washington
	Gardner Gardens Beeswax Skincream Dave & Marilyn Sabold Winthrop 509.996.2522 Beeswax Skincream is made using all natural ingredients: beeswax, almond & coconut oils, vitamin E, & propolis.
	Glassworks of Winthrop Garth Mudge Winthrop 509.996.3660 Garth produces a unusually wide variety of glass pieces in his Winthrop studio, ranging from traditional forms to more contemporary styles.
	Jerry Cole Woodworking 509.341.4019 Custom cabinets, furniture, doors and more.
	Jim Neupert Pottery Winthrop 509.429.9475 Functional Pottery in natural themes.
	Lost River Winery 26 Hwy 20 Winthrop, WA 98862 509.996.2888 The Lost River Winery is a boutique family owned winery that was started in 2002 in Mazama, Washington in the upper Methow Valley. Get Lost in the tasting room.
	Methow Naturalist Dana Visalli 509.997.9011 This quarterly Journal is a voice for nature, and a window into the intricate natural world of the Methow Valley in north-central Washington, the Cascade Mountains, and the into the larger bio-geo-chemical web of the living Earth.
	Methow Time Duct Tape Wallets Brian Drye 509.996.8179 Many different cool designs to choose from. All wallets have 4 card pockets and a main billfold pocket. Handmade in Winthrop.
	Molly's Soap Gabby Beaudin Winthrop 360.420.8132 Molly's Soaps have a base of saponified olive, palm & coconut oils, with water from a spring on her property. A few varieties are unscented but most are carefully scented with essential or fragrance oils, pleasing scents without being overwhelming. Never tested on animals, recycled paper packaging.
	Ouzel Glassworks Gallery Laura Aspenwall 227 Wolf Creek Road Winthrop 509.996.3316 Ouzel Glassworks is located at Laura's Studio. She offers handblown glass from out of the fire. Objects of beauty for our homes and our lives.
	Texas Creek Hot Sauce 33 Old Carlton Rd Carlton 509.997.5420 All our products are made by hand in small batches in our certified kitchen to ensure quality and consistency. Check out their website - your online source for delicious, spicy, and some not-so-spicy premium hot sauces, dips, glazes and spice mixes.
	Winthrop Wood Works Cliff Schwab Winthrop 509.996.2037 Custom Cabinets & Furniture

Things Grown and Raised Locally

	BCS Livestock Skip, Betsy, & Casey Smith 19100 Hwy 20 Winthrop, WA 98862 509.996.3159 The Smith family raises natural grass-fed lamb and pastured farm fresh eggs. They also sell wool blankets made from the wool of our sheep. Their goal is to raise their animals humanely and deliver a natural, wholesome food product while sustaining and improving the land. Their products are available direct from the farm. Please call for appointment.
	Bluebird Grain Farms Brooke and Sam Lucy PO Box 1082, Winthrop 509.996.3526 Bluebird Grains specializes in the growing, processing, and direct selling of certified organic grains, fresh milled flour, and other dry products. Their goal is to promote a healthy ecosystem that invites holistic farm practices and reconnects people with nutritious food.
	Booth Canyon Orchard Stina Booth & John Richardson 391 Twisp-Carlton Rd 509.997.0063 Booth Canyon Orchard has 8 acres of certified organic fruit trees on the Twisp-Carlton Rd. They grow 25 different varieties of apples, 10 varieties of pears, and raspberries, apricots, and cherries. The fruit is available directly from the farm, Glover Street Market, Up Valley CSA and the Mazama Farmers Market. They welcome farm visitors; please call in advance.
	Caramelize Life Rachelle Weymuller 509.668.85164 Caramelize Life is dedicated to Making Life a Little Sweeter Through Food, Travel and Community by highlighting the authentic aspects in life that make memories stick and life extraordinary. We are a lifestyle and photography blog that features scrumptious recipes, engaging stories and whenever possible singing the praises of our phenomenal community near and far.
	Chewack River Ranch Don & Chris Lundgren & family 588 E Chewuch Rd, Winthrop 509.996.2497 Their family cattle ranch is located north of Winthrop and bordering the Chewack River. Their cattle are raised naturally, grazing out on the hills all summer and then brought down to the ranch in October where they are fed hay for the winter. Their breed of cattle is the Charolais, which produces a naturally lean beef. They also sell paint and quarter horses.
	Christianson Ranch 55 Mundy Rd and 80 Poorman Crk Cut-off Rd Twisp 509.997.6852, 509.997.3767 The Christiansons raise naturally-grown (no antibiotics or hormones) free range (grass-fed) beef and are 4th generation Okanogan County ranchers. Their goal is to market natural, local products, to sustain agriculture and productive open spaces in the Methow valley and to support a local economy and lifestyle in harmony with nature that feeds people. Visitors welcome anytime-call or just stop by.
	Crown "S" Ranch Louis Sukovaty & Jennifer Argraves 7 Twin Lakes Road (across from the elementary school) 509.341.4144 Farm Store Hours: Friday – Sunday 9am-6pm Sukovaty family raises grass-fed cattle, pigs, sheep, laying hens, chickens and turkeys on Certified Organic pastures. They offer CSA shares of beef, pork, lamb, chickens and eggs. They provide their animals with an abundance of lush green grass on rotated organic pastures, with plenty of clean water, sunshine, and fresh air. They use no hormones, steroids, pesticides, genetically-modified feeds, or unhealthy grains.
	Dana Visalli 509.997.9011 Dana has been growing organic produce in the Methow for over 20 years. Look for his greens and vegetable produce at the Methow Valley Farmer’s Market every Saturday in the summer
	Dharma Farms Tonasket, WA Dharma Farms sells plant starts at the Methow Valley Farmer's market each year.
	Doubletree Farm Sam Thrasher & Paul Soodak 997-0169 Sam & Paul use draft horses for plowing, planting, cultivating and harvesting. Hay and grain goes to the horses and milk cow. The milk cow gives a calf and milk. Some milk goes to the pigs and chickens. The manure goes back into the fields. They use crop rotation and cover cropping to nourish the soil – no synthetic fertilizers or pesticides.. Doubletree Farm sells vegetables, eggs, beef and pork. They have a booth at the Methow Valley Farmer’s Market in Twisp, and people can sign up to purchase winter vegetables.
	Hanna's Intercity Garden Hanna Kinzle 218 N Glover St, Twisp 509.997.2319 Hanna has developed a complete line of herbal vinegars and seasonings to add zip to your meals. She also gives classes, makes herbal wreaths and gift packs. Tours Tuesday and Thursday 10-5 and Saturday 2-5. Call for reservation. She also makes juice each week at the Methow Valley Farmer's Market and brings herb seasonings and vinegars and hand-made flower presses.
	King's Garden Annie & Michael Utigard King's garden offers garden starts, nursery plants and fresh produce for sale at farmers’ markets in the valley. You can find King’s Garden at the Twisp Market on Saturday, the Winthrop Artisan Market on Sunday and starting in July, the Mazama Market on Wednesday.
	Larkhaven Farmstead Cheeses Clare Paris & Sam Howell Tonasket, WA 509.486.1199 Larkhaven Farm comes to the MV Farmer's Market in Twisp. They offer cheeses made from goat's milk and from sheep's milk and from combined goat and sheep milk. The cheeses are aged on the farm for at least 60 days, often longer.
	McFarland Creek Lamb Ranch Katie Haven & Bill Tackman 137 McFarland Creek Road Methow, WA 98834 509.923-1916 McFarland Creek Lamb Ranch is a small farm located in the south end of the Methow Valley. They sell meat and wool products including individual fleeces, spun yarn, roving and batting. Their philosophy is to practice sustainability and use resources in the most efficient and responsible way possible.
	Methow Natives Rob & Heidi Crandall 19 Aspen Lane Winthrop 509.341.4060 Methow Natives is a nursery specializing in the propagation of plants native to the Methow Valley.
	Methow Valley Ciderhouse 28 WA HWY 20, Winthrop, WA 98862 509.341.4354 The Methow Valley Ciderhouse has moved into its new beautiful location next to the ball field in Winthrop! Serving up award winning ciders, now also with full meals. Local made custom brats as well as sandwiches, soups, and salads. Outdoor dining and live music on weekends. Refreshing your adventure since 2010!
	Pure Vida Apples Richard & Jocelyn Murray 509.997.2819 Specializing in the best of the new varieties and the oldtime favorites. Their tree-ripened organic apples are available at the Methow Valley Farmers' Market and by phone.
	Rama Farm Rick & Marilyn Lynn Bridgeport, WA 509.686.4007 Rama Farm grows organic apricots, peaches, nectarines & grapes. Look for them at the Methow Valley Farmer's Market in Twisp. Their nectarines are out of this world.
	Rubio's Produce Natividad Rubio Brewster, WA 509.689.8602 The Rubios grow lots of different fruit and vegetable varieties. Look for them at the Methow Valley Farmer's Market in Twisp. Their melons are superb.
	Six Knot Cider Sinclair Orchards & Ciderhouse PO Box 906 Twisp, WA 98856 509.997.0202 The orchard and cidery rest between Mount McClure and the banks of the Methow River near Twisp, Washington. They only press certified organic Washington apples, selected from their trees and other local orchards.
	Smallwood Farms Dennis & Mallory Carlton 23090 Highway 20 Okanogan, WA 509.422.2444 4th generation organic farmers (non-certified) who raise lots of fruit and vegetable varieties in Okanogan which they sell at the Methow Valley Farmer's Market in Twisp and at a fruit stand located near Methow Cycle & Sport in Winthrop. Look for their awesome donut peaches.
	Sunny Pine Farm Ed Welch 932A Twisp River Rd, Twisp 509.997.4811 Sunny Pine Farm is a cooperative community creating an inspired livelihood based on ecologically-conscious farming. In addition to growing high-quality produce and essential oils, we are committed to ongoing learning, self-healing, honest communication, service to humanity and joy of living. U-pick raspberries, lavender and vegetables.
	Yonder Farm Watershine Woods & Christine Deveraux Okanogan Valley Yondar Farm is Washington State’s 100th official organic farm, certified in 1977. They have an Okanogan Valley greenhouse full of garden starts which they bring to the Methow Valley Farmer's Market in the spring.
	Wild Hearts Nursery Dan Kirkmire 809 Twisp-Winthrop Eastside Rd Winthrop They carry extensive variety of plants suited for the challenging climate of the Methow Valley, Chelan, and Okanogan County. Nearly all of the perennials, shrubs and trees they sell are hardy to USDA zone 4 (-30).


	Looking for Local Artists? For a comprehensive list of Artists in the Methow community visit The Confluence Gallery website https://www.confluencegallery.org/artists/call-to-artists-gift-shop