SUNDAYS UNLOCKED 2026
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Locke Street will be UNLOCKED and the street filled with live music, food, local artisan vendors, on-street entertainment, and exciting demos for FOUR SUNDAYS!
The Locke Street BIA will be opening up the street to pedestrians and the community with no vehicle traffic one Sunday per month from June to October. The roads will be pedestrian only and the event and activities run from 10 AM to 5 PM. Some of Textures Craftworks' talented artists and artisans will be at the shop doing demos of their work over the four Sundays Unlocked events. Come by to see them create and learn more about their process. See map below for closures. |
Textures Craftworks DEMO SCHEDULE
Special store hours for Sundays Unlocked are 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
sUNDAY, June 21, 2026
10:00 – 5:00Meg CLEMMENSEN - CANDLE MAKERMeg Clemmensen is a Hamilton-based maker and entrepreneur who handcrafts candles, bath products, and accessories with a music-lover's sensibility — her Taylor Swift-inspired candle series went viral on TikTok. She runs her entire small business solo, with products carried in retailers across Ontario.
Meg will be showing and talking about her handcrafted candles. Learn more about Meg... |
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sUNDAY, july 19, 2026
10:00 – 5:00SUE GUNTER - jEWELLER / ARTISTSue works in acrylic, watercolour, and mixed media while her jewellery is created from polymer clay, wire, gems, crystals, beach glass, vintage and other interesting components.
Sue will be demonstrating the ancient art of mosaic, and showing upcycled vintage china and beach glass jewellery. Learn more about Sue... |
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sUNDAY, September 20, 2026
10:00 – 5:00Lena V. Nielsen - Effusive Arts By LenaLena has been creating all her life in a wide range of mediums. Having come from a family of blacksmiths and auto body designers, working with metal comes naturally to her.
Lena will be showing and demonstrating copper wire jewellery. Learn more about Lena... |
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sUNDAY, October 18, 2026
10:00 – 5:00Naomi Frolich - SculptorNaomi Frohlich is a clay sculptor who mostly sculpts Canadian wildlife, whimsical farm animals and occasional landscapes. She began working with clay at the Dundas Valley School of Art in 2003 and joined the Hamilton Potters Guild in 2007.
Naomi will be showing and demonstrating clay sculpture. Learn more about Naomi... |
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