A collaborative group of Bermuda's finest artists/craftspeople and authors will display their products at the fifth annual Home-Grown Alternatives 2000 at the Penno's Wharf cruise ship terminal on Saturday. In total, there will be 17 exhibitors participating in the pre-Christmas extravaganza featuring locally-made products from note cards to pottery and hand-made jewellry. The list of exhibitors include: Craig Jones: Craig's Cedarworks. Bermuda cedar artifacts.

Dale Butler: The Writer's Machine. Historical Bermuda books, historical cards.

Gail and Manuel Palacio: Note cards and prints.

Jonathan Northcott: Perivale Pottery. Wheel-thrown pottery.

Sharon Wilson: Prints and hand-made soaps.

Christine Wellman: OMax Ceramics. Wheel-thrown and hand decorated pottery.

Marty Tatem: Seamist Designs (formerly Brooch Coach). Antique buttons, embellishments and decorations.

Leslie James: Leslie's Ceramics. Christian Ceramics.

Burton Jones: Drawbridge Industries. Bermuda cedar, aromatherapy cedar oils.

Jessica Keriendler and Gillian Ramsdale: Wahoo Designs. Hand-made jewellry and hand-painted silk scarves.

Lynn Morrell: Hand-made jewellry, quilts and papier mache.

Charmaine and Jerry Friday: One Love Designs. T-shirts and decorative tiles.

Helen Daniel: Printmaking, note cards, papier mache and prints.

Rose-Ann Wales: Natural Thoughts. Rice necklaces, hand-made jewellry.

Marita Gauntlett: Acrylics, printmaking, prints, cards ad decorative finishes on wood.

Sandra O'Brien: Home-made delights in gift baskets.

Lyn Vaughan: "Dockyards Cats''. Have a copy autographed by Don Trousdell.

Proceeds go to Bermuda Sea Lion Charity.