Jo’s Painted Pebbles

Art with a Story

Hand-painted shells, pebbles and Jersey-inspired keepsakes, created by Jo Logue in her little shop inside Jersey’s historic Fish Market.

The front of Jo's Painted Pebbles in the Fish Market, with its navy sign and mandala artwork above the door, a hanging jellyfish, and a display of painted bottles and shells

Visit the shop

Jo’s Painted Pebbles is located in Jersey’s Fish Market, Beresford Street. From the Minden Street side entrance of the Fish Market, the shop is first on the left after the restaurant.

OpenTuesday to Saturday

Tuesday
9.30 to 3.30
Wednesday
9.30 to 3.30
Thursday
9.30 to 12.30
Friday
9.30 to 3.30
Saturday
9.30 to 4.00
Sunday, Monday
Closed
Bank holidays
Closed

A gift for every occasion

Painted in Jersey, customised for you. If you’d like something personal, just ask Jo. Jo delivers to the UK and Jersey. Price depends on the weight and size.

Workshops

Join Jo for friendly, inspiring workshops for all abilities, right here in the shop.

Price
£20 per person
Group
2 to 6 people
Ages
8 and over
Time
About 90 minutes
Included
All materials
You paint
One scallop shell and one pebble
One-to-one
£30 lesson, 60 minutes
Why Jo thinks painting helps
Jo in her shop with two workshop guests, a boy holding up his painted shell and a young woman smiling from the painting table
Jo Logue smiling at her workbench with a sketchbook on her knee

About Jo

If you had told me ten years ago that I’d one day be running my own little art shop, selling my colourful artwork, I would have smiled politely and said, “I wish.”

Back then, I was deep in the world of finance and painting was just a hobby. At a workplace well-being workshop, I wrote down what I really wanted: “I want to be an artist and have a little shop selling my artwork. But it’s probably not financially possible.” We passed our papers around, and when mine came back, someone had written: “If you’re passionate and good at what you do, you might be surprised at how things could work out financially.”

In my middle 50’s, with a small amount of savings, I opened a pop-up shop in the Fish Market for just one week. (I could always go back to finance if it didn’t work out.) I never did.

Now I wake up every day looking forward to what I do, and my regular customers and holidaymakers return year after year to see what’s new.

Jo

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