Natural beauty and an art-friendly climate draw makers to this easygoing Southwest town.

The rich history of fine craft in Florence is inspiring a new generation of artists and patrons.

In Lancaster, Pennsylvania, a centuries-old making tradition meets modern life.

A blend of cultures and traditions old and new make Santa Fe an enchanting craft destination.

Once known for steel mills and factories, Cleveland is now a hardworking artisan hub.

Georgia’s Golden Isles feature a lively and growing community of makers to go along with the sunshine and waves.

Why Lisbon should top your list of must-see craft destinations.

In this corner of southwestern Virginia, tradition exists happily alongside thriving contemporary artisan communities.

Cozy and laid-back, Copenhagen is a must-visit for foodies, designers, makers, and others with a keen sense of style.

As skyscrapers rise, makers work to keep the city’s cultural spirit intact.

In a changing city, it takes passion and innovation to preserve time-honored traditions.

Makers in this down-to-earth New England city mix common sense with playfulness.

Door County, Wisconsin, has a little bit of everything: state parks with scenic trails, a rich maritime history, cherry orchards, and craft artists galore.

This maritime city attracts makers with its affordability – and keeps them with its vibrant arts scene.

The neighborly charm of this quaint city makes for a convivial craft scene.

From established arts districts to fledgling venues, the craft scene in this Midwestern city is booming.

The sun-drenched landscape of this California city is a draw for the rich and famous – and a magnet for artists.

At about 50,000 residents, Olympia, Washington, supports an outsize arts scene.