Makers Guild Wales

We are working hard to ensure that we reopen as soon as possible.

The Makers Guild in Wales is almost entirely dependent upon revenue generated on site and so the lockdown has had a major impact on our organisation.  If you feel you would like to help us through this difficult time you might consider one of the following:
  • Make a financial donation. If you are able please consider donating to help secure our organisation and Heritage Building. Could you make a donation of £10, £25, £50, £100 or more?  Every Pound will make a difference
  • Support us by buying a Gift Voucher which you can use on any future purchase in the gallery when we re-open
  • Become a Friend of the Makers Guild! Annual subscription of £25 (individual) or £45 (joint/family)
  • Buy a Paper Cut designed and made by member & surface designer Caroline Rees to help support our 'Save the Makers Guild!' campaign

How you can support us and our makers

BUY CRAFT FROM OUR MAKERS

Buy beautiful craftwork especially created by our makers

Makers Blogs

Read our new Makers Blogs as they reflect and adapt to the ongoing situation

DONAte to support us

Please consider donating to help our organisation and makers through this situation

Makers Guild Wales, Visit our gallery to see and buy unique and beautiful handmade craft from Wales, perfectly crafted and exclusively made by our Guild of 89 Welsh makers. We host Curated Exhibitions of National and International Craft along with Craft Workshops, Demonstrations, talks and events, all housed in our unique Grade II listed Heritage building

"Craft in The Bay sits in an invitingly spacious position over looking the Bay itself, on the landward approach; on entering the atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming. A vast array of original and top quality crafts and arts is laid out, each collection with information about the creator; there is no pressure as you wander around at will.... On view are objects from small to sizeable, on sale for prices to match, staff are on hand to help and answer questions. I spent around 40 minutes there, and a visit here is thoroughly recommended, whatever your preference." Jan '19
Craft in the Bay