HIDDEN ART MARKET
561 WANN ROAD
ASHLAND NEBRASKA
WHY VISIT HIDDEN ART MARKET
Slow Down for a While l Discover Handmade Art I A Different Kind of Market
Open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays - April through October
A Place to Wander, Discover and Slow Down
Handmade Art
Original pieces by local artists
From the Land
Garden herbs and seasonal goods
Seasonal Drinks
Botanical tonics and garden-inspired refreshers
Plan Your Visit
Where You'll Find Us
Hidden Art Market sits just outside Ashland Nebraska - about 25 minutes from both Omaha and Lincoln.
561 Wann Road
Ashland, Nebraska
Market Hours
Friday 4 pm - 8 pm
Saturday 10 am- 2 pm
Sunday 10 am - 2 pm
What You'll Discover
Handmade art
Seasonal Drinks
Garden Goods
Baked Delights for the Kitchen
A peaceful place to wander, sip and slow down
A quiet turn off the country road leads you here.
Hidden Art Market
561 Wann Road
Ashland, NE
Located just outside Ashland, about 25 minutes from Omaha and Lincoln
Morning light over the Hidden Art Market Fields
Opening Weekend at Hidden Art Market
Every weekend brings something a little different from the land.
Events/ Experiences
Friday, April 24th-
Opening Evening Market
Saturday April 25th-
Garden Massage with Greg Norton message therapist
Sunday April 26th-
Watercolor in the Garden with Artist
Meliz Laugen.
From the Land
Spring Inspired Jams/Vinegars/Honey
Botanical drinks at the beverage bar
New pottery from the studio
Baked delights for the kitchen
Dried Herbs
Spring Candles
A Quiet Place on the Edge of the Field
Hidden Art Market began as a small gathering of art, garden harvest,and quiet conversation on a piece of land just outside Ashland.
What started as a simple idea has slowly grown into a place where people come to wander, discover handmade work, sip something seasonal, and reconnect with the rhythm of the land.
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You’re always welcome to wander awhile here.
From the Land
Spring is beginning to stir across the farm. It has been a strange winter — the orchard even thought it was time to wake in the middle of January. Thankfully the trees have held off their spring bloom so far, and we remain hopeful for an early spring this year.
Soon it will be time to tend the gardens and flowerbeds. The bees will be grateful for the first dandelion blooms, and we will begin again the quiet work of caring for the land.
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Each week, the land offers us something a little different to notice.
What Visitors Say
"Just stopped out here on a whim and got the last jar of bourbon honey from Greenwood, a bunch of teas and some of the best salt caramel taffy. Raine and Scott are super cool and have an adorable little shop. " ~ Wil Stephany
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"If you haven't stopped by the Hidden Art Market you need to!! It is the cutest little shop with beautiful pictures, soaps baked goods and decor! The owner is so friendly and the tea is wonderful!!!" ~ Kim Nelson
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