Poster for Dana Warp Holiday Artwalk Dec 5th

Visit Sit Stay Forever at the Dana Warp Mill Holiday Art Walk

Saturday, December 5 · 11am–4pm
Sit Stay Forever, Suite 3166
Dana Warp Mill, 90 Bridge Street, Westbrook, Maine

Every December, the historic Dana Warp Mill opens its studios for the Holiday Art Walk & Market. Now in its fifth year, it’s free and open to everyone, with more than 50 local artists, makers and small businesses selling handmade work, just as Westbrook lights up for the season.

Stop by our shop

Come up to Suite 3166, where we make our organic, chemical-safe dog beds, toys, treats and grooming products. We’ll be pouring wine, beer and coffee and setting out snacks, and it’s all free. It’s a great chance to see the beds in person and pick up gifts for the dogs, cats and horses on your list.

While you’re in the mill

Underdog Candles is just down the hall, so stop by and see Lauren. Georgi Bakehouse, Vena’s Fizz House and Young Nonna will have food and drink. Find the full vendor list and map at danawarpmillartwalk.com. Discover Downtown Westbrook sponsors the event.

Parking

Please park at the city garage at 7 Vertical Way, behind CVS, not the Mill lot.

Can’t make it? Browse our Maine-Made Gifts for Dogs & Cats holiday gift guide.

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Steve Whitney

Steve Whitney is a biologist and the founder of Sit Stay Forever, where he develops organic, chemical-safe care products for dogs, cats, and horses, made in Maine since 2012.

Raised alongside companion animals and horses from birth, his background combines deep academic research with hands-on clinical and equestrian experience:

• Scientific Background: Earned Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Natural Resources, concentrating on biology and genetics.
• Veterinary Experience: Began his career as a veterinary assistant, was accepted to The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine, and has worked alongside veterinarians caring for small and large animals.
• Equine Experience: A lifetime of riding and training sport horses. Groomed 1980 Kentucky Derby winner Genuine Risk and served as a safety official and announcer at three-day eventing trials.

Steve Whitney is a biologist and lifelong animal caretaker whose training in genetics and hands-on veterinary and equine experience qualify him to formulate chemical-safe pet products.