From Here

Need an excuse to get out of the studio? This is it!

We're trading our usual Terrain Talks for a Maker Mixer, an afternoon to hang out with your creative community. No presentations, no networking pressure, no homework. Just snacks, drinks, music, good people, and a chance to catch up or meet someone new.

We'll have a few low-key activities if you're feeling social (and maybe a prize or two 👀), but honestly, this is mostly about spending time together.

📍 Terrain Gallery (628 N. Monroe)
🗓️ Tuesday, July 21
🕚 6PM - 7:30PM

It's free, so grab a friend (or come make one) and RSVP 👉 https://www.fromherespokane.com/terrain-talks

Sometimes the simplest pieces take the most work.

Jen Munizza of small circle artisan transforms scrap copper and recycled silver into timeless jewelry that's made to be worn every day. Every pair of earrings starts as a flat sheet of metal before it's cut, filed, hammered, soldered, and polished by hand; a process that takes patience, precision, and plenty of craftsmanship.

Since joining From Here in December, Jen has quickly become part of our artist community.

"Everyone has been incredibly friendly and welcoming. Terrain is so amazing for our community and local artists."

We couldn't agree more. We're so happy Jen and Small Circle Artisan are part of From Here, and we think you'll love seeing her work up close.

Come find the pair you'll reach for again and again.

Peak summer, now available in soap form. 🍉

Liz Merriam of Flourish Botanicals handcrafts every bar from scratch in small batches using the traditional cold process method. Made with nourishing plant butters and oils, clays, herbal infusions, mineral salts, and dried botanicals, each soap is scented with pure essential oils, never synthetic fragrances or artificial colors.

It's the kind of care you can see before you even use it.

Come say hey, pick up Watermelon Blush and explore more handmade goodness from Flourish Botanicals 💚

Some people make mugs. Tammy Randall of Silverpine Studio throws little moments of joy. ☕️❤️

Each mug starts on the pottery wheel, where clay is shaped by hand before becoming someone’s new favorite coffee companion. Featuring the silhouette of Washington State, they’re a little love letter to the place we call home. And for Tammy, there’s nothing better than knowing her mugs get to be part of your daily routine.

Come by and find your next favorite mug. ❤️