SASKATCHEWAN CRAFT COUNCIL (SCC)
813 Broadway Avenue, Saskatoon, SK S7N 1B5
Ph: 306.653.3616, Fx: 306.244.2711
E-mail: saskcraftcouncil@shaw.ca
Website: www.saskcraftcouncil.org

ABOUT THE SCC

Since 1975 the Saskatchewan Craft Council (SCC) has been the premier suppoter, promoter and guardian of Fine Craft in our province. The SCC celebrates Fine Craft and its makers thought juried exhibitions, markets, public and member workshops, and our one-of-a-kind Gallery in Saskatoon.

The SCC is a registered charitable organization devoted to supporting and enhancing the creative crafts community of our province. We offer a wide range of programs to craftspeople, supporters of craft and art, and the public.

Mandate

The SCC is a registered charity that supports, develops and promotes excellence in craft.

Vision

To have high quality Saskatchewan craft and craftspeople valued, recognized, and supported.

Values

Excellence in craft; education and mentorship; promotion; setting of standards; integrity of craftspeople; supportive community of craftspeople.

Mission Statement

To create an environment in which quality craft flourishes as a creative and economically successful activity.

Membership Fees

-- Active General $70
-- Associate $85
-- Non- voting $70
-- Family $110
-- Student $50

How to become a member

Complete our easy to use online membership form

Become a Marketing Member, link to Chris's text

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Resources

Our library offers our members an extensive selection of the following:

Books on craft:
• Current craft magazines and back issues
• International and out of print magazines
• Catalogues from around the world
• Extensive slide collection of SCC gallery exhibitions

Available Magazines

American Craft	The Anvil's Ring	American Woodturner
Black Flash	Ceramics: Art and Perception	Ceramics Monthly
Contemporary Canadian Glass	Craft Arts International	Decorative and Applied Arts
Crafts (UK)	Crafts Report	FiberArts
Fine Wood Working	Fusion - a magazine for clay and glass	Glass Craftsman
Hammer's Blow Muse	Niche: the magazine for progressive retailers	Pottery Making Illustrated
Shuttle, Spindle and Dyepot	Stained Glass Quarterly	The Studio Potter
Threads	Turning Points	Woodturning