In time for Mother's Day, the annual May Mart event in Sewickley, held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on May 10, will offer an abundance of plants, gardening supplies, artwork and other items for sale at various booths around the Village.

Below is a list of businesses, clubs and organizations taking part in this year's event all along Beaver Street.

• Riverfront Park: annuals, petunias, marigolds, vines and more.

• Sewickley Tree Commission: free tree giveaway and tree memorial info.

• Allegheny Land Trust: non-profit land conservation organization information.

• Village Garden Club of Sewickley: herbs, exotic geraniums and tomatoes.

• Trowel & Error Garden Club: impatiens and deer resistant plants.

• Grapevine Garden Club: seeds by members and numerous heirloom tomatoes.

• Garden Club of Allegheny County: salad bowls, tomatoes, zinnias, herbs and gloves.

• My Mother's Garden: red worms, flowers, herbs and cut flower bouquets.

• Sweetwater Center for the Arts: flower pinwheels and summer camp information.

• Chris Nagel-Evergreens: rare conifers and Japanese maples.

• Crow Flowers: silk flower arrangements.

• Neighborhood Home Tenders: business information.

• Cathy Kelly Photography: photos of flowers, note cards and ceramic tiles.

• Fern Hollow Nature Center/Nature Guides: field guides and bookmarks.

• Gala Garden Tour: Sewickley Civic Garden Council information.

• Kopar Honey: honey, beeswax, candles, hand cream, bee info and hive (weather permitting).

• Little Garden Club: assorted tropicals and orchids.

• Edgeworth Garden Club: salvia, marguerites, Queen Ann's lace, zinnias, exotic grass and garden gloves.

• Little Athens Restaurant: breakfast and early lunch snacks.

• Sand Hill Berry Farm: berry plants, jams, jelly and pies.

• Beaver Swing: garden furniture.

• Reilly's Summer Seat: hanging baskets and flower containers.

• Glade Run Lutheran Services: mom's baskets, house plants, vegetables and herbs.

Bill Cook's one-man show

Also on May 10, but from 6 to 9 p.m., The Gift Corner, located at 422 Broad St., will be hosting an exhibit of works by local artist Bill Cook.

His love of the woods, lakes and seashore of New Hampshire and the glens and streams of Ohio are reflected in his work.

"I seem to have always had a natural understanding of color and design, and I especially enjoy painting outdoors on site (en plein air). Western Pennsylvania offers exceptional landscape subjects," Cook said.

"I am always on the lookout for vibrant colors in the sky, water and land and unique cloud formations that define good patterns of light and shadow."

"The more deeply I'm involved in painting, the more I realize that my love for creating and building things is bubbling up my art."

Cook, a self-taught artist, is a member of the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh, Rockport Art Association in Massachusetts, North Shore Art Association in Gloucester, Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts and Sweetwater Center for the Arts and regularly exhibits in their galleries.

He was juried into the Westmoreland (Museum of American Art) Biennial Exhibition, Associated Artists of Pittsburgh's 250th Anniversary of Pittsburgh Exhibit and Sweetwater Center for the Arts' Celebrate Sewickley.

The Gift Corner invites everyone to attend the event.