Prairie PastTimes

220 1/2 Broadway, Cottonwood Falls, Kansas 66845

Hours: Tues – Sun: 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Winter Hours may vary. Please contact the store to verify weekday hours.

620.273.6003

Prairie PastTimes is an artist cooperative offering an eclectic collection of arts and crafts, representing love of place, the Flint Hills.

Rebecca Turner

Bryan Grove

Chris Petrocci Hershberger

Irene Schomacker

Deb Hanes-Nelson

Kristin Collier

Janice Glanville

Terry Evans

Nancy Overmyer

Susan Dix

Zee Galliano

LuAnne Reser

Gabi Dyck

ARTISTS MEMBERS

Ron Beeton – photography
June Bell – stained glass, lotions
Patty Bowyer – ceramics
Wade Coester – wood work
Bernie and Kay Dette – quilting, embroidery
Judy Dodson – stained glass
Eric and Margie Dyck – photography, fiber arts
Dave and Betty Edwards – iron work
Bruce Fair – furniture
Kathleen Foley – jewelry
Tracey Graham – fiber arts
Bryan Grove – fiber arts
Barb and Emily Say – fiber arts
Candace Sherman – ceramics
Rebecca Turner – painting

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