The Fellowship Hall at Fauntleroy Church is filled this weekend with handmade prints, mosaics, fabric art and more as the annual Fauntleroy Art Show runs through Sunday. The show, held at 9140 California SW, brings together local artists and artistic crafters selling their work directly to visitors over three days.
According to West Seattle Blog, twenty local artists and artistic crafters are displaying, discussing, and selling their work at this year's show, though Fauntleroy Church describes the event as bringing together 19 local artists and artistic crafters. Either way, shoppers can expect a wide spread of handmade goods, including whimsical cards, wearable art and keepsake pieces, per West Seattle Blog's coverage.
The show is an annual tradition at the church, and this year's schedule runs Friday from 5 to 8 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., per the church's event listing. The venue offers off-street parking and elevator access, making it easier for visitors to browse the hall's offerings at their own pace.
Who's Showing This Year
Among the artists featured are Bronwyn Edwards, who is showing whimsical prints, cards, and sculptures, and Janice Mallman, whose booth includes fabric art, cards, and mosaic coasters, the same report notes. The two are part of the broader lineup of local creators who filled the Fellowship Hall for the opening of the show.
West Seattle Blog's coverage of the show's opening included photographs by Ana Del Claro, capturing the scene as artists and artistic crafters set up and greeted visitors.
Past Event Details Offer Some Context
While the 2026 show's specific terms for participating artists haven't been detailed publicly, the church's page for the 2024 Fauntleroy Fine Art and Holiday Gift Show sheds some light on how past events have operated. That year, applicants needed to live or have studio space in West Seattle, Burien, South Park, Georgetown, or Vashon Island, and the application fee was $40, according to the church's 2024 participant information page. Applications for the 2024 show were due by Aug. 31, with selected participants notified by Sept. 15.
The 2024 event also asked participants to donate 15 percent of their event sales to Fauntleroy Church before departing, with setup beginning the Friday before at noon and materials required to be cleared out by 3 p.m. the following Sunday. It's not established whether those same terms carried over to this year's show.
For now, the Fellowship Hall remains open through Sunday afternoon for anyone looking to browse or pick up a piece of local, handmade art before the holidays.
