Trimble Court Artisans

05/01/2026

Featured for the month of May is Fort Collins artist, Diane Budy , with her new collection: Small Offerings of Light.
This body of work combines printmaking and hand-built ceramics. Through mono-printing, stencils, and textured surfaces, each piece carries layered marks that reveal its making. Birds, rays of light, plants and rain form a quiet visual language, reflecting resilience, renewal and optimism - small, tangible offerings of light.

Come visit during First Friday Art Walk, May 1, 6-9 to meet the maker behind this beautiful collection.

04/02/2026

Handcrafted with care right here in Old Town Fort Collins, these sterling silver rings feature beautiful, one-of-a-kind gemstones set by local metal artist
Each piece is shaped, polished, and finished by hand—no shortcuts, no mass production, and definitely not something AI can create. Stop by and find a ring that’s as unique as the person wearing it.

04/01/2026

Come experience Sphere & Stem, a must-see month long show featuring two local artists who celebrate shape, color and creative expression. First Friday Art Walk, April 3, 6-9pm is a great time to meet the artists in person.

Enjoy Dottie Boscamp's exquisite blown glass pieces alongside Teddi Parker's lively paintings. This show blends their distinctive styles, presenting glass flowers and spheres together with fine art paintings of floral arrangements, creating a harmonious display. Visit anytime during April to explore their artwork and find inspiration.

03/25/2026

Have you stopped in for March Mug Madness? We have a playful and creative celebration of all things mug-inspired. Our talented member artists have come together to showcase handmade mugs, one-of-a-kind coasters, paintings of mugs, and plenty of delightfully mug-related surprises. Whether you're a coffee lover, tea enthusiast, or simply appreciate functional art, there’s something to make you smile.

Stop in this last week of March and find your new favorite mug!

01/01/2026

We’re open today, New Year’s Day, from 10–6. ✨

As we step into a new year, we want to say a heartfelt thank you to everyone who chose to support our small, local art cooperative. Your encouragement, purchases, and belief in handmade and local art made this past year truly meaningful for us. We’re so grateful for this community and excited for 2026.

12/28/2025

Calling all local Colorado artists & makers. Are you passionate about creating and want to be a part of a vibrant, supportive community?

We are looking forward to bringing in a new artist into our cooperative in the new year.

We will be accepting online applications for new member-artists January 9th-12th. Please help us spread the word and visit our website for more details.

www.trimblecourt.com/apply

12/09/2025

We have extended hours to give you more time to browse handmade treasures, meet our local artists working the shop, and find that perfect piece. Stop by, explore, and support your creative community!

11/06/2025

Get ready to sparkle and celebrate the season. Our featured show for November and December is all about handcrafted ornaments, lovingly made by our cooperative artists. From whimsical creations to elegant treasures, each piece is one-of-a-kind and made right here in NoCo.

This festive collection has a wide variety of materials, from wood and glass to ceramic and more, showcasing the creativity and craftsmanship of our local makers. Come find the perfect ornament to add a touch of handmade magic to your holidays.

10/11/2025

Check out this quick news clip from Denver7 to see a peek inside our cooperative gallery, meet our president Diane Findley , and see what makes this creative space so special.

Denver7 shared the voices of the people that make Fort Collins unique during a special newscast Friday.

10/03/2025

This October we're excited to feature the new ceramic collection from . Her signature bear mugs - originally designed with children in mind have grown into cherished keepsakes collected by people of all ages. Each piece is made right here in Fort Collins, carrying with it the warmth of both craft and imagination.

Over the years, the bear has been joined by a few delightful companions, turning Connie's work into a joyful series that sparks smiles and inspires connection. These ceramics are more than functional pieces, they're little works of art filled with a story.

Come see the full collection in person during our October show and experience the beauty of handmade ceramics. First Friday Art Walk is Oct 3, 6-9pm.