A carefully curated selection of art, which includes jewellery, fashion, ceramics, accessories and children's toys made by the talent men and women who call the Central West home will be available until August 4.

Corner Store Gallery owner Madi Young-Holborow said visitors can expect some new makers on the line in addition to the old favourites.

Newbies will include fashion designer Heidi Castleden with her Smitten.inc range of "fun patterns and bright coloured Australiana prints" and fabric designer Julie Paterson.

Ms Paterson will bring hand-printed fabric wall banners and lamp shades, as well as patchwork bundles packaged for DIY projects.

Regular pop-up contributor Kelly Middleton has added adult women's wear to her children's clothing range and Cathy Scammell will return with her ceramic stoneware, which came close to selling out on day one.

Ms Young-Holborow will include a bunch of new earrings, original paintings and wall hangings.

She said the pop-up provides an opportunity to showcase our region and show people from outside the area what we can do.

"We are cultured, we are creative, we are talented and original and we can produce beautiful things," she said.

The pop up will be open on Thursday and Friday from 10am to 6pm and Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 4pm.