Show Schedule & Galleries
Art Show Schedule & Gallery Exhibits
Where to Experience John Harden’s Work in Person
While John Harden Design is rooted in Grants Pass, Oregon, John's handcrafted woodturnings and furniture can be found at fine art shows, juried craft fairs, and galleries throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Each event is an opportunity to explore his work up close, see the details that can’t be captured in photos, and speak directly with the artist behind the pieces.
John’s work consistently draws interest from collectors, designers, and lovers of fine craftsmanship. Whether you’re new to wood art or a longtime collector, visiting an exhibit in person offers a richer, more tactile connection to his work.
What to Expect at a Show
Each show booth is carefully curated with a fresh selection of handcrafted pieces. You’ll often find:
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Signature Dizzy Bowls and Shadowbox Bowls
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Functional turned bowls and trays
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Decorative vases and hollow forms
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Bowl butter and care kits
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Handmade coasters, ornaments, and 3D trays
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Custom urns
How to Stay Updated on Shows & Exhibits
To stay informed about upcoming events, new gallery installations, and first-access opportunities:
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Join the mailing list – Get notifications about upcoming shows and seasonal releases
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Follow on Facebook and Instagram – See behind-the-scenes footage, new releases, and booth setup previews
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Visit the Blog – Event recaps, travel logs, and updates from the road will be posted regularly
Because most of John’s pieces are one-of-a-kind, they often sell quickly at shows. If you see a piece you love online, attending in person may be your only opportunity to purchase it before it’s gone.
Where to Find John Harden Design
John doesn’t just create from his Oregon workshop—he also travels throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond to participate in juried art shows, woodworking expos, and gallery exhibits. His pieces can be found in fine art galleries, collector showcases, and seasonal craft events.
Gift Shops & Galleries
Art on First
20 So. First Street
Ashland, Oregon
A Sense of Place Gallery
2003 North Van Ness Blvd
Fresno, California
Dovetail Collection
407 Healdsburg Ave
Healdsburg, California
Essential Art Gallery
203 S Main St
Moscow, Idaho
Hood Avenue Art
357 W. Hood Ave
Sisters, Oregon
Pot-Pourri
2108 Vine St
Berkeley, California
Scrimshaw Gallery
19 Princess St.
Sausalito, CA
Terrestra
10127 Fair Oaks Blvd
Fair Oaks, California
Shows & Art Festivals 2025 schedule
Art in the High Desert
Bend, OR
Aug. 22 - 24, 2025
Art in the Pearl
Portland, OR
Aug. 30 - Sept. 1, 2025
Half Moon Bay Art & Pumpkin Festival
Half Moon Bay, CA
Oct. 18 - 19, 2025
Marin Arts & Crafts Show
San Rafael, CA
Nov. 7 - 9, 2025
Siskiyou Woodcraft Guild Harvest Show Ashland, OR
Nov. 28 - 30, 2025
Wild Arts Festival
Wingspan Event & Conference Center
Hillsboro, OR Dec. 7 - 8, 2025
Upcoming 2025 Art Shows & Events
John actively participates in juried fine art shows and specialty craft festivals across the region. These events are your best opportunity to browse new inventory, preview unreleased designs, and purchase one-of-a-kind pieces before they’re listed online.
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Spring Artisan Showcase – Eugene, OR
March 22–24, 2025 | Lane Events Center | Booth #B17
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Northwest Wood Art Festival – Bend, OR
May 10–12, 2025 | Downtown Bend Arts District
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Pacific Fine Craft Fair – Portland, OR
July 5–7, 2025 | Portland Expo Center
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Rogue Valley Artisan Market – Medford, OR
September 14–15, 2025 | Pear Blossom Park
All show information will be updated here regularly as new events are added. If you'd like reminders or early access to John's show inventory, you can join the studio’s contact list via the Contact Page.
A Note on Availability and Limited Editions
Due to the handcrafted nature of John Harden Design, inventory at shows and galleries is always limited. Every piece is designed and created by John himself—no mass production, no outsourcing, and no duplicates. Once a piece is sold, it’s gone.
Some signature works, like the Dizzy Bowl, are made in numbered limited editions. These pieces are often reserved or sold during the first few hours of a show. If you are seeking a specific form or wood type, it’s strongly recommended that you:
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Attend early on the first day of the event
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Contact John ahead of time to discuss a commission
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Join the mailing list for early previews and private sales
