Potters in Crime

We love to take online orders! Please send us an email with your request (pottersincrime@gmail.com). Or, you can drop by our studio at 114 Osprey Court, Woodstock by chance or appointment, but you may have more luck at these shops, which keep more regular hours:

Stop by the gallery to see their travelling exhibitions and browse in the gift shop for our pots. You'll also find our treasures in their annual Small Works show every November and December. 

Stop into this lovely art gallery along the Meduxnekeag River and enjoy the view, a cup of coffee, and take home your own mug! 

Follow the scenic route through Fundy Park and the Hopewell Rocks, stop at Whiterock to thrash about on your mountain bike, and don't forget to grab a bite at this wonderful restaurant and see our work on display as soon as you walk through the door. 

Looking for a yarn bowl or mug decorated in yummy balls of wool? Get your stitch on at Robyn's shop!

Maritime Texture is a shop dedicated to carrying 100% NB-made wares, located on the grounds of the Deer Island Inn. 

Visit this special shop on Level 2 of Brunswick Square in uptown Saint John and not only are you supporting local artists but you are supporting the ongoing research and activities at the New Brunswick Museum. We also have work available in their online boutique. Fun Fact: Jenn used to work at the New Brunswick Museum many years ago! 

Located at 30 Estey Road in Waterville, Carleton County, just between Woodstock and Hartland, off the old highway. This beautiful family farm is the site of a unique shop carrying local artwork and baked goods. Closed in January, June, and July. Check their FB page for up-to-date hours: https://www.facebook.com/TheParlorinWaterville