The Ferndale Arts Cooperative was formed in 1990 when a group of 21 local artists rented space in the Peers Motor Building, now called the Ferndale Art and Culture Center.
They transformed the Northwest Corner of the building into a light-filled, spacious gallery.
The membership is kept at about 20 so that each member can exhibit a representative display of their art.
Members operate and maintain the gallery themselves, which enables them to sell their work at very reasonable prices.
The gallery displays art in a broad range of media - painting, photography, fiber and fabric, wood, metal, and ceramics.
Many of the artists offer prints and cards of their work. The gallery is a vital part of the Victorian Village of Ferndale, and is now celebrating it's 16th Anniversary!