Friday, November 6 — 3pm–7pm
Be the first to experience the Vibe before the crowds roll in! Our Early Access Event is your chance to explore the market in a more relaxed setting, connect directly with over 140+ incredible artists, and shop exclusive releases before the main weekend rush.
Total Vibe – $15
The full experience! Includes:
– Early access to 140+ makers and artists
– An organic cotton Vibe tote bag
– A free drink from Uncle Tim’s (21+) at our Vibe Bar
Low-Key Vibe – $8
Just here for the art? This one’s for you. Includes:
– Early access to 140+ makers and artists
– No drink or tote, but all the good vibes
Skip the 10,000+ person weekend crowd and enjoy a more intimate, curated shopping experience.
The Arch (RiNo) @
3001 Walnut St, Denver, CO 80205
Total Vibe – $15
The full experience! Includes:
– Early access to 140+ makers and artists
– An organic cotton Vibe tote bag
– A free drink from Uncle Tim’s (21+) at our Vibe Bar
Low-Key Vibe – $8
Just here for the art? This one’s for you. Includes:
– Early access to 140+ makers and artists
– No drink or tote, but all the good vibes
Skip the 10,000+ person weekend crowd and enjoy a more intimate, curated shopping experience.
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Applications for this event are the same as the main 2-day event. Exhibitors must be present all three days. Exhibitors apply HERE.
People can easily transport to Vibe Artisan Markets using a variety of convenient options!
• Hop on public transportation like buses and trains
• Use ride-sharing apps such as Uber and Lyft
• Close by? Biking or walking could also be a great way to enjoy the day
Parking is available near this location across the street at the paid parking lot (this is a paid parking lot with a fee) or on neighborhood streets (this is FREE street parking).
This is a PET FREE event. Please leave your furry loved ones at home.
This is an 18+ event. No one under the age of 18 will be permitted to enter.
Vibe Market Denver will be held on ground level at The Arch in RiNo.
The venue is ADA accessible.
The Vibe Bar will be open and we will have one food truck.
Discover and purchase unique, local art from our on-site galleries, featuring talented artisans right at Vibe Artisan Markets!
Our events offer a variety of activations for all guests.
Coffee will only be available Saturday & Sunday, not Friday.
This event will have vibey background music while you shop.
All ticket holders get a FREE Vibe Tote Bag!
Why is this Early Access Event ticketed when Saturday & Sunday are FREE you may ask? Let us explain!
Our FREE 2-day access markets in Denver see over 10,000 people in TWO DAYS plus a plethora of dogs, kids and strollers! It can sometimes be hard to spend time with the artists & work you want to see.
The Vibe Early Access Event offers an exclusive, elevated shopping experience that you won’t get at our 2-day free event! Here’s what makes it special:
🍸 A Complimentary Cocktail (21+) with the “Total Vibe” ticket – Sip while you shop in style!
🖼️ First Dibs on Artists’ New & Special Releases – Get access to limited-edition pieces before they sell out!
🚶♀️ A Crowd-Free, Curated Experience – Enjoy a relaxed, intimate setting to browse at your own pace.
🚫 No Pets, No Kids – Just You & the Art – A quiet, distraction-free shopping experience.
🎟️ LIMITED Tickets Available! – An exclusive event for serious shoppers.
If you love supporting local artists and makers while enjoying a exclusive shopping experience, this event is for you!
Don’t miss your chance to grab a ticket before they’re gone! 🎟️✨
Rachel Dawn Designs originated more than 15 years ago with a calling to create just a little more sparkle in the world. My inspiration is simple: Mother Nature – her power, beauty, and inherent wisdom. I focus on slow-made metalwork that mirrors the perfect imperfections found in nature. With the use of natural gemstones, I highlight the organic allure of this wild world. Through these minimalist designs, I help my clients connect with their own inner beauty and harness a little bit of Mother Nature’s power! We all need to find our wild.
Hi! I’m Hannah, a big lover of color and all things whimsical. After almost 30 years of doubting myself and convincing myself that art was just a phase, I left my corporate career to shoot for the moon. I’m now based in the southwest with my fiancé, constantly inspired by our skies and desert sunrises. My work is a reminder that we were never too much, and we can be anything we want to be.
| Makeher Project is a female owned stationary business that sells greeting cards and prints. The name Makeher Project stemmed from my passion for creativity, and the magic that can happen when women make things. My goal in starting this business is to share my love of painting with others and to inspire them to tap into their own creativity. |
| I make wildlife paintings because I want to inspire people to cherish our beautiful world! In college I studied environmental science, and I believe we need more reminders of how precious our planet is.
I create watercolor paintings of the Big Island of Hawai’i, where I volunteered at a Worldpackers sustainable agriculture site last year. I also love to paint abstract botanical scenes and birds from around the world. |
| Style and fashion have always been a part of my life. After attending the Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC and holding various jobs in the fashion industry, it was time for a change. Upon returning home to Colorado, I combined my love of fashion and jewelry with my love of gemstones and mercer & jayne was born! mercer & jayne is named after two streets in New York City, a place that is a constant source of inspiration.
mercer & jayne is carefully designed and crafted using only semi- precious stones, gold fill and sterling silver metals. |
Ceramics for the colorful & playful. Mid century inspired color palettes, whimsical shapes and doodles, rainbow rich glazes, and an extreme attention to detail in each finished work. Al Rose Throws is a woman operated machine founded on the art of free play, and creating for creation’s sake. My hope is that these pieces inject joy, delight, and beauty into your already beautiful life. Cheers!
| Sparrowberry provides small batch, handmade ceramics with a good selection of functional and decorative pieces. Each piece is highly detailed with inspiration drawn from nature. Most, if not all, of the pieces have either animals or plants somehow incorporated. All Sparrowberry designs are made by the artist in a backyard studio. |
| I specialize in wearable art, breathing new life into premium secondhand garments by adding intricate, sustainably sourced appliqué patches that I create. These matches are playful, and inspired by nature, like flowers, fuits, and landscape designs. My mission is toI transform pre-loved clothing into curated, one-of-a-kind sustainable masterpieces. |
| Westry is a woman-owned business producing one-of-a-kind, handmade jewelry. Each piece is designed and handcrafted by the artist and owner, Cylie Miller, in her studio in Boulder, Colorado. Westry specializes in modern bolo ties, signet rings, beaded necklaces with pendants and statement pieces, working with sterling silver and natural stones like turquoise, jasper, and opal. Slow-crafted by hand, built to last, and meant to be worn on every adventure. |
| Björn’s Colorado Honey offers local Colorado honey and bee-pollen plus hive-based skincare featuring beeswax, honey, and propolis.
We are small-batch, local, honey producers based in Brighton with hives in Boulder and Weld Counties. Pontus, our beekeeper, grew up in Sweden and learned the practice from his grandfather Björn; the company’s namesake. |
| Fleetwood Candle Co. is a woman owned small business, creating handmade ceramics and candles with maximalist style.
Inspired by bold colors, retro design and the energy of handmade gifts, each Fleetwood piece is made with care from start to finish by the same two hands. |
My art, at Cedar Sun Ceramics is focused on creating slab-built and wheel-thrown functional pottery covered in hand-drawn doodles using underglazes to create everything from 2D illustrations that play with the illusion of 3D objects, and bold floral patterns. Inspired by everyday items, small observations, and the quiet humor found in daily life, my work transforms familiar forms into pieces that feel playful, thoughtful, and a little unexpected.
My practice is rooted in curiosity and joy. By blending illustration with functional ceramics, I invite you to slow down, look closely, and reconnect with ordinary objects in new ways, while celebrating imperfection and whimsy.
| VERONICA STUDIO is a Colorado Springs artisan skincare brand creating handcrafted soaps, shampoo bars, lotions, and botanical body care in small batches. Inspired by nature and made with carefully selected ingredients, our products combine beautiful design with everyday self-care. |
Mother Wolf Candle Co. gained its foundations through my own curiosity and need to create products that are headache/migraine-friendly. As a chronic migraine sufferer, I had stopped using candles and home fragrances as almost all the products I’ve encountered would trigger my migraines. My background as a registered nurse fed my curiosity to search for the underlying causes of what ingredients in candles and home fragrances trigger headaches/migraines and create products that support those who are very sensitive to scent. Each scent blend I create is inspired by my own nature memories (places I’ve hiked, camped, traveled to, etc,) in Colorado and beyond. Our mission is to not only provide a product for those who are scent sensitive to enjoy, but also tie our connections back to nature conservation efforts specifically through wolf and wolf-hybrid education and sanctuary. We donate a portion of our profits to W.O.L.F Sanctuary in Red Feather Lakes as they helped us rescue one of our three dogs.
| The Jackrabbit Studio – original mixed-media artwork and curated vintage by fine artist & professional illustrator Abigail Springfield
From her studio in Denver Colorado, Abigail combines delicate watercolor brushwork, gouache, ink, and sometimes embroidery beading to create naturalistic studies of North American wildlife, exploring and celebrating themes of femininity, life & death, mental health, and biology. |
Mystic Marigold is a woman-owned, woman-made company that sells handmade organic cotton based apparel, accessories, and home decor items. We don’t believe in fast fashion and offer products that are eco-friendly, reusable, and long lasting. We work with rural artisans in India to handcraft products in small batches and support them socio-economically with the proceeds.
Wild & Flower Studio’s handmade creations feature upcycled, recycled, and repurposed materials that are transformed into unique and whimsical works of art. The Studio is passionate about sustainability and turns everyday items into imaginative pieces that are uplifting, fun, and colorful! From bouquets of flowers made from felt, beads, buttons, and hand-twisted metal stems, to charming Christmas trees crafted from repurposed winter scarves and sweaters, everything created is cheerful, eye-catching, and one of a kind.
Nimbus Makes is a ceramics company based out of Denver, CO that focuses on handmade functional wares for your home and to gift to others. Each piece is thrown on the wheel and hand painted with illustrations or various glaze combinations to emulate themes of the skyline or pop culture. Finished in small batches, each piece is one of a kind with a touch of whimsy to add joy with each use.
So You Can Sew is a one-stop (online) shop for your beginner sewing needs. We know learning to sewing is so intimidating- so we’re making it a whole lot easier by eliminating the guesswork and providing just what you need. Our pre-cut sewing patterns and DIY project kits set you up for success so you can start sewing with confidence. We also create sewn items using secondhand and locally sourced fabric scraps.
| Knife Hat Blades is a Denver-based small-batch knife shop creating handcrafted kitchen knives from reclaimed and high-carbon steels. Founded by former chef Kyle Foster, each knife is made with a focus on performance, character, and craftsmanship. Knife Hat Blades also specializes in restoring vintage and heirloom kitchen knives, giving well-used blades another life. |
Welcome to Rough Around the Edges! I’m a Colorado native who creates 3D stained glass pieces simply because working with glass brings me joy—and it turns out, it brings a little extra happiness to others, too. I believe art should be for everyone, which is why I keep my prices accessible so that anyone can bring a unique, beautiful piece of handmade glass into their home.
| Jess Oatman is an artist living in Buena Vista, Colorado. She graduated with a BFA in graphic design with an emphasis in illustration from Missouri State University. She loves spending time outdoors with her family while snowboarding and rafting but her true passion is found in surfing.
Because of all her years traveling and living on the road, much of her inspiration for what she paints comes from the landscapes that she’s seen as well as that currently surround her. Her watercolor and acrylic work are done in a whimsical approach that are filled with bright and vibrant colors. Her work is also heavily inspired from her love of the water, which is seen in many of her pieces. She hopes her paintings bring much happiness and joy to those who view them. |
| I inherited my skills as an artist through generations of ancestors who sewed, quilted, mended, wove, and embroidered. This history informs my practice as I reinterpret traditional textile techniques to create works of art that empower, build community, and reimagine form. Vibrant and often taking the form of written words, my art combines color theory and a long history of artists capitalizing on the power of language to offer opportunities for new perspectives. |
Meiklejohn Ceramics celebrates the diverse physical landscape of Colorado and often incorporates scavenged clay, stone dust and plant matter. His ceramic practice is firmly grounded in a queer pagan mindset that follows the natural rhythm of the seasons and celebrates the unique characteristics of the land where he lives. His ceramic work extends well beyond the confines of the studio to include foraging for plants and minerals to turn into glazes, following the ebb and flow of the seasons, and using local clays and materials wherever possible. His work is primarily focused on functional pottery intended for daily use, and he hopes that his work can bring a sliver of the natural world into people’s homes and help turn a mundane cup of coffee into a moment of ritual and reflection.
Rainbow House Stories is me, an Italian artist based in Colorado. I love to create colorful and cute illustrations. My art is all about bringing joy and imagination to life.
I create original doodles that let creativity run wild. No rules, no limits, just fun! The doodles are applied to stationary, apparel and also accessories so people can carry their doodles everywhere!
| Hi! My name is Lily. I started my pressed floral business out of my home in 2022 and dove headfirst into expressing my artistic side and creating the treasures I make for you today. I love designing colorful and unique jewelry (and more!) that express individuality while also celebrating florals and natural beauty. I find the whole process highly meditative and so much fun! |
Tatva Art Studio is a creative art and lifestyle brand inspired by the beauty, balance, and calming rhythm of mandalas. We transform intricate, layered mandala patterns into unique fine art, functional home goods, wall décor, and festive pieces-designed to bring warmth, joy, and visual harmony into everyday spaces. From mirror-integrated mandala art to ornaments, vases, coasters, prints, cards, and mini mandalas, each piece is created to be both meaningful and a unique conversation piece.
| MMF Ceramics creates small-batch ritual cups, functional pottery, and decortive pieces in Louisville, Colorado. The work combines dark clay bodies, tactile surfaces, and hand-applied artistic stamps to create objects that feel graphic, grounded, and distinctly handmade.
Influenced by both Japanese and American ceramic traditions, each piece is made to function either as an everyday object or as a small work of art with presence, texture, and character. |
| I learned to sew from my mom and began making my own dresses – from patterns and self-drafted – in high school. While my first love was garments, I took long detours in stained glass, quilting, and crochet – then circled back to garment sewing in 2015, when I took a position as editor for two sewing magazines. Along the way, I worked for a short time as a sewist for a small slow fashion brand, and I realized that I had something to offer in this space. While sewing my own wardrobe – and eventually finding my own style – I discovered that I had a love for interesting basics, wearable (and comfortable!) silhouettes featuring unique textiles. My focus is on natural fibers, featuring hand-dyed fabrics, imported handwoven ikats, and unique upcycled textiles. I make everything by hand in my studio. |
| Art is my passion and my spirit. I am a self-taught artist, and I feel that creating art is a continuous flow of inspiration and energy.
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| Miss Olivia’s Line is a Colorado-based glass jewelry business creating vibrant, hand-crafted fused glass pieces. Each belt buckle, pendant, earrings, and bracelet is created in my home studio in Franktown, CO. I build the glass designs sing glass powder, frit, stringers, and silver, then kiln-fired to achieve depth, color, and movement. The collection blends artistry and wearability, inspired by nature, travel, and nearly two decades of glassmaking experience. |
| Deborah Fryer is local Boulder artist, painting contemporary landscapes and mystical soulscapes—atmospheric works that bridge observed place and interior space. Creating with multiple layers, bold colors and expressive marks, her paintings are luminous, immersive and spark joy, calm and introspection. Her paintings are held in private collections across North America and Europe. Her product line of notecards, journals and silk scarves is carried by a dozen businesses on Colorado (and growing). |
Made in Orbit is a fascination with shapes, movement, and symmetry, translated into metal adornments and wares. Whether it’s statement jewelry in sterling silver and bronze or functional art objects in steel, metal is the muse. Every piece is made by hand, instilled with a sense of magic, and designed to empower the wearer or elevate the space.
Permission Poetry is the creative practice of Crista Reid, an independent artist who crafts live, in-the-moment custom poems on a vintage typewriter. Each poem is a one-of-a-kind keepsake, a tangible piece of art that captures a feeling, a memory, or a moment in time. Based in Denver, Colorado, Crista brings her typewriter to weddings, corporate events, celebrations, and gatherings of all kinds across the Front Range Area. Her work transforms events into unforgettable experiences, giving guests something truly personal to take home. Every poem begins with a conversation: a prompt, a word, a feeling shared. From there, the keys strike and something beautiful emerges. No drafts, no edits, just raw creative expression in real time.
| Lindsay Rae is a mixed media artist from Idaho, drawing most of her inspiration from the feminine form and nature. Lindsay’s main goal is to create art that represents all womxn, allowing individuals to experience art that resembles their own bodies and illustrates their individual beauty. |
| What A Cutie is a NYC born dog brand designed for daily walks and routines. We specialize in colorful, customizable accessories made for messy, city life dog parents. From durable biothane collars and leashes to fun, functional add-ons, every piece is designed to be as cute as it is practical. It’s dog gear made for real life, from coffee runs to subway rides. |
Spell & Sage was created just before the solar eclipse in 2017, and that extraordinary and magical event set the spirit moving forward. With a new spin on highlighting beauty and light within death, every piece weaves together elements of nature and whimsicality to capture the beauty of eternal rest forever.
| Dichotomie is a collection of playful and modern leather objects handmade in Denver by fiber artist and leather worker, Megan Combs. The range includes leather goods, home decor, handbags, and everyday accessories.
Pieces are created using vegetable tanned cowhide leather which is then hand cut, hand dyed, and saddle stitched. Each item is finished at the edges with beeswax from Megan’s father’s bees. |
| Wild Wax Candle Company creates hand-poured candles and charcoal incense inspired by nature, designed to bring calm, connection, and purpose into everyday rituals. Each product features nature-inspired fragrances and an endangered animal on the label, with a QR code that shares its story. A portion of every sale is donated to leading conservation organizations, turning simple moments like lighting a candle into opportunities for learning, reflection, and meaningful impact. |
Welcome! My name is Sydney Rauchut and I created rockymountaincollective in 2020. My creations first started as a passion project and soon became a huge love of mine. I create handmade ceramics and pressed flower jewelry. I love creating ceramics pieces that are colorful, bold, and functional. Each piece is handcrafted with intentionality, dishwasher, and microwave safe. I hope my piece are able to bring you joy!
Chin Dribblin’ is a small-batch, woman-owned sauce company based in Denver, Colorado, crafting bold Asian fusion specialty sauces. Founded by chef Ali Schlichter, whose 16 years in the food industry led her to become the first entrepreneur on Gordon Ramsay’s team on Food Stars — and the last one standing. Every sauce is chef-made, vegan, gluten-free, and non-GMO, designed for flavor seekers who want to dribble bold, unexpected fusion flavors on everything from wings and dumplings to stir-fries and satays.
Tessa Corinne Jewelry is in grounded in delight, intimacy, and history. Based in NY, I do silverwork and build dynamic pieces out of vintage beads and charms, and beach glass/stones I find in nature. When sourcing vintage beads and charms, I look for craftsmanship that evokes a specific moment in history, one that I can put in conversation with today. I respect all stones, whether they are precious, semi-precious, or pebble. I let them lead the way when it comes to my designs. My silver work is intuitive and follows organic shapes to make pieces that are elegant, playful and dynamic.
I am interested in building well-constructed pieces that will walk with those who wear them through every stage of life, helping them stay grounded and curious in an ever-shifting world.
| Here at LunaWire, you’ll find intricate handmade jewelry made with intention, love, and only the best quality materials. Each piece is built with you in mind- a companion to adorn your body and help support you throughout life’s journey. Because you deserve jewelry that is as unique as you are! |
| Zoe was born in Northern California and raised in Hawai’i. Growing up in Hawai’i her childhood was always spent outdoors which is where her love for nature started.
Zoe has always loved painting and drawing. Her first memory is of her mom telling her it was time to learn how to write her name but she wanted to learn how to draw tulips first. It wasn’t until Zoe was in college that someone asked to buy one of her paintings. Thus Zoe Rae Art was created. She taught art for five years while working on her art as a side business. It wasn’t until this past year that she decided it would be her last year of teaching and to make Zoe Rae Art her career. Zoe currently lives in Colorado which has been inspiring her newest pieces of art. She feels that to paint a landscape you have to physically be there to know how to express it. This is why her work is of the places she has lived and traveled to. |
Angie is a Denver based artist who loves to make things for other people. Their art focuses on themes of science, sustainability, mental health, and how humans interact with the world around us. They have a particular love for nature and all things funky, as well as vintage fashion and aesthetics.
Sustainability is a cornerstone of Angie’s belief system and almost everything is crafted with secondhand or upcycled materials where possible. Jewelry is durably with stainless steel or titanium findings and all prints are done on recycled cardstock.
| At the heart of Sandstone Ceramics‘ practice is a belief in the quiet power of handmade objects. Made with intention, these pieces carry a presence that mass-produced goods often lack, transforming simple moments, like a morning cup of coffee or setting the table, into grounding, personal rituals. In a world shaped by speed, productivity, and convenience, Raya, the founder and owner of Sandstone Ceramics, sees handmade work as a meaningful alternative. By choosing objects made by hand, she hopes to offer something more human and lasting, pieces that feel personal, lived-in, and far from generic, allowing everyday life to be surrounded by things that are truly special. |
Jini Kim Veenker is a Denver-based printmaker originally from Tulsa, OK. Veenker received her Master of Fine Arts and Bachelor of Fine Arts in painting and picked up printmaking around 2018. Her work draws inspiration from her heritage and personal spirituality. She is a cat person who enjoys a nice cocktail and cozy games.
| Nothing gives me more joy than baking treats that make people happy. I believe that sending treats from Send Flours is like sending hugs from far away. I specialize in delicious, crafted cookie dough that you can pop from freezer to oven for an amazing hug that a warm cookie gives you. I love knowing my dough & cookies are being sent as gifts of love, celebration or comfort. |
| Lily Laura Jewelry is a handmade jewelry brand focused on creating timeless sterling silver pieces designed for everyday wear and adventure. Each piece is thoughtfully crafted using high quality materials, including genuine gemstones, with an emphasis on durability, simplicity, and effortless style. Inspired by a love for creativity and a balanced lifestyle, the brand blends a boho yet elevated aesthetic, offering jewelry that can be worn from day to night and cherished for years to come. |
Haiku is the work of Denver artist Dave Pendleton and is also the name of this small robot, imagined to be fashioned from discarded boxes. With a reflective personality, Haiku’s quiet observations finds simple, natural objects and ideas to be fascinating, worthy and beautiful.
The design for these works is influenced by two Japanese contributions. Following the spirit of a written haiku, the artwork is brief in line and imagery, encouraging curiosity and enjoyment of the natural beauty of simplicity. Wabi-sabi is another Japanese idea that inspires these works. Characteristics of the wabi-sabi aesthetic include asymmetry, roughness, simplicity, economy, austerity, modesty, and intimacy.
Each Haiku exists well on it’s own, but the design of each piece is an open ended scene, making them perfect to combine multiple pieces in endless ways to create your own personal Haiku series.
| Abigail is a handmade macrame and fiber artist. She loves putting a modern spin on a cherished vintage art form. |
Hi! I’m Maddie, owner and artist behind MISC. Pottery. I am a ceramic artist based in Denver, CO. I throw, hand build, sculpt, carve, and hand paint all of my pieces. I love making silly little things as well as things that feel good to hold. I focus on functional art because I love something that can be used and has an artistic flair to it. I draw a lot of inspiration from nature, specifically florals and birds, but I also find the creativity of fiction and fantasy to be a driving force in my work. Why not have a whimsical bowl to put your keys in? Or a mug that will make you smile every time you use it? My goal for my work is to be used and enjoyed, not on the top shelf collecting dust. Life is too short to take too seriously, and I aim to have that reflected in my art as well.
| Kinshop is a small leather studio, a one-woman shop, committed to crafting goods with honesty, intention, and enduring quality. We work with full-grain leather, canvas, and wood; honest materials that reveal their character over time instead of hiding it. Our studio sits in Salmon, Idaho, where slower living encourages careful craftsmanship and meaningful design. Our designs are minimalist yet functional, created to support everyday use while holding up to a lifetime of wear. We value traditional craftsmanship and small-batch production, allowing each product to develop its own personality. With every stitch, we aim to make objects that feel grounded, enduring, and truly personal—pieces meant to be lived with and carried for years to come. |
| Mentality to Reality is focused on creating functional pieces of art for daily life. The creator, Bel Young is a multi passionate artists with a love high quality textiles as unique canvases. She details hand drawn landscape designs directly on leather ski gloves and mittens to decorate daily life in our mountain communities. The leather gloves are unique and functional pieces of art. Bel also has a passion for combining traditional block printing techniques with vintage clothing. She draws inspiration from life in the mountain West to create her hand carved block print designs. Using fabric ink, she prints these designs directly on the clothing crating one of a kind wearable pieces. Bel loves decorating daily life with wearable goods. |
| Ridgewood Workshop is a Colorado-based, queer- and woman-owned woodcraft studio creating handcrafted pieces inspired by the beauty of the outdoors. Blending natural materials with clean, modern design, we specialize in wilderness-inspired wall art and functional home goods made to bring warmth and character into everyday spaces. Each piece is thoughtfully designed and built by hand, resulting in work that feels both timeless and uniquely personal – perfect for gifting or adding a meaningful touch to your home. |
Lizzy Fern Studios is an art and craft boutique that curates unique pieces intended to transport the viewer into other realms. Through her retro-futuristic travel posters and emotionally charged collages, artist Elizabeth (aka Lizzy Fern) aims to spark the creative mind and offer a break from the mundane.
April Miller (Starry Eyed Print Co.) is a Denver-based printmaker focused on exploring our relationship with the natural world, to the unexplainable, the whimsical, and the mystical. Their art is heavily inspired by their time spent reading, exploring, and sketching.
Each piece is carved into a linoleum block and hand pressed onto printmaking paper. Due to the nature of this art form, each print is entirely unique and may have some variations. This is the beauty of printmaking!
Elaina created Parks Art Collection out of love for our National Parks and outdoor spaces. Parks Art Collection is committed to creating eco-friendly products and sources materials made in the United States. A portion of annual earnings are also donated to the National Park Foundation.
Elaina’s mixed media approach of wood products make amazing gifts for loved ones. Elaina’s hand painted wood slice Christmas ornaments have become annual traditions for outdoor lovers across the country.
Designed so that you can bring the beauty and vibrancy of nature into your home, all pieces from Parks Art Collection help you and your loved ones hold on to the special memories you have made and continue to make during your adventures.
Taylor Carlton is a mixed-media artist who’s current practice is creating nature-inspired stained glass art and décor, often incorporating organic elements directly into her work. Drawing from the visual language of the natural world, she weaves materials such as delicate flowers and shed snake skins into her glass, echoing spirals, fractals, and other recurring patterns found in nature. Through this contemporary practice, her work honors and celebrates the complexity of the natural world.
Agostina is an architect, artist, and passionate traveler originally from Argentina. A graduate of the National University of Córdoba (2017), she is a self-taught artist best known for her intricate, highly detailed drawings, often created using the meticulous Stippling technique.
Her journey as an artist truly began in 2018, when she set off on a life-changing road trip from the U.S. to Argentina. Over the course of a year and a half, she traveled through 14 countries across North and South America, documenting the adventure with pen and paper. That freedom, movement, and solitude helped shape her artistic voice and creative process.
When she’s not drawing, you’ll likely find Agostina chasing snow, getting lost in a book, planning her next big trip, or capturing moments with her camera in the woods.
Her lifelong mission? To explore every corner of the world and to draw it, one dot at a time.
Mallory Cash is known for her vibrant impressionistic landscape oil paintings. As a former pet portrait artist, she has painted well over 7,000 pets. During which she traveled in a self-converted van across the US and Canada, taking inspirational photos of the locations she visited, knowing one day she would paint them. When the pandemic hit, she felt the need to create something cheerful and knew to reflect on the inspirational places she visited in her travels. By using vibrant colors as her palette, reference photos as her guide, and reflecting on her experience in each location, she creates scenes that reveal more than a photo can convey. Mallory has maintained a full-time artistic career since 2016, and has had her art exhibited in galleries within Colorado and Virginia.
| Solar Neighbor is a handmade world, multimedia art project, and short film created by multidisciplinary artist Austin Cole.
It began years ago as simple drawings, and slowly shape-shifted through life, time, and many mediums. Solar Neighbor embraces creativity, and the beauty of imperfection, and hopes to inspires others to do the same. |
Organic elderberry products, coffee, health-conscious teas and non-toxic candles made in small batches by a local mama focused on spreading the joy of healthy living. each product uses the finest organic and local ingredients, ensuring its fit for the whole family.
Strike Slip Ceramics is a one woman studio focused on modern, functional ceramics centered on the intersection of science and design. My background in geology is an inspiration for much of my work and many of my pieces focus on earth and space science. Every piece is handmade in my Evergreen, Colorado studio, using unique clay and glaze combinations to create one of a kind ceramics.
Hues of Summer is an art and lifestyle brand in Colorado founded by a husband-wife team (Riva and Ben). We sell textile and paper goods inspired by nature and travel. All our products are hand-drawn and designed in Colorado. Our best sellers include tote bags, tea towels, stitched bookmarks, postcards, and greeting cards. If you see us at one of your local markets (or Instagram), come say hi!
| Concrete Poppy is a Denver-based fragrance brand creating clean, elevated scents for you and your space. Best known for our signature Burn to Bloom candles, each is hand-poured into a reusable vessel designed to become a wildflower planter after the final burn. Our collection has grown to include roll-on perfumes, room & linen sprays, diffusers, and thoughtfully curated gifts, all handcrafted in small batches with sustainability and beautiful design at the heart of what we do. |
It all began with an inspiring idea, born out of a passion for curating beloved thrifted treasures. FOUND Vintage, CO. presents a thoughtfully curated collection of apparel sourced from various second hand stores and estates spanning across the beautiful landscapes of Colorado and beyond. Our enthusiasm for unearthing unique gems is unwavering, leading us to explore thrift shops big and small in every corner we visit. We are dedicated to delivering an exquisite array of one-of-a-kind pieces, inviting you to enrich your wardrobe with timeless style and individuality.
Harmony Art Shop is the unleashing of a lifetime of pent up goofy thoughts and feelings. We are a stationery and lifestyle brand bringing laughter to *almost* every occasion. Every illustration is inspired by a real life person or event in my life or the life of someone I know. Our products range from stickers and greeting cards to tea towels and tote bags. Inclusivity and joy through laughter is the name of the game.
| David Swartz is a professional artist living in Denver CO. He works with various water based paints to create bright and energetic artwork with a humorous twist. He strives to use his art to create beauty and connection. Connecting people with each other, nature, and themselves. |
| Look closer. Nature’s always something hiding. Jenny McCarty is a Colorado watercolor artist who paints wildlife into landscapes the way it actually appears in the wild: half hidden, waiting for someone patient enough to notice. Jenny spent years as a field ecologist across the globe before picking up the brush, and that training shows up in every piece, not as decoration but as understanding. Every product is made with ecofriendly materials and 10% of every sale goes to wildlife conservation, so every collector becomes part of protecting the wild places they love. Celebrate ecofriendly art for your wild heart. |
| Piper Nunn is a printmaker who was born and raised in Colorado. Piper creates one of a kind prints by hand carving her designs into linoleum blocks, then hand printing the designs with oil based inks on lightweight papers. All of her work is inspired by nature and contains themes including various fish, birds, wildlife, and plants. She does most of her prints in black and white, although she sometimes experiments with added color elements. Piper believes that art is a powerful tool that connects and inspires people. As an artist inspired by nature, she aims to connect others to our natural world and share the beauty that she sees in the world. |
I create handmade, new jewelry with refurbished vintage pieces from Italian antique markets that I personally hunt and make each year.
I only use real pearls and hand string them myself. My other items are bracelets, rings and earrings, all using Italian vintage coins and other vintage items.
I use many different techniques to create my art. I search for vintage/antique jewelry, that has basically been destroyed, and refurbish it so that it can be used in a modern jewelry piece again. I also find vintage items that are not jewelry and use them to create new pieces. For example, I will find old brass decorative elements on an antique wardrobe and cut/rework them into pendants for my modern jewelry creations.
| Freckled Wing Design was founded in 2020 from a love of big, bold earrings—and the need for them to be truly lightweight. What began as a creative solution grew into a small business centered on comfortable, statement-making pieces you can actually wear all day. Every pair is handmade with personality, ease, and fun in mind, designed to help you feel confident without the weight. |
| Little Arms Creative makes vibrant, funky and functional upcycled textile creations inspired by the mountains, rivers and deserts of the West. Caitlin has been a crafty lady and lover of colorful things since being young. Although she was born in the flatlands of Ohio, she has lived and traveled throughout the Mountain West since graduating college and settled in Bozeman 14 years ago. It’s been a circuitous path that has led to pursuing a career as a maker, with pit stops along the way leading wilderness expeditions, herding goats, crisis counseling, building houses and promoting local, sustainable food systems to name a few. Her work draws inspiration from wandering alleyways, thrift stores and the wilderness. The more colors, textures and patterns she can incorporate into her artwork the better! Bringing new creations into being from things that already exist by using primarily second hand materials forms the foundation of her business. When she isn’t creating, you can find her gardening, lost in a good book or wandering the wilderness. |
| Meander is the work of film photographer Kristen Mickulesku. She creates work of the American West using experimental techniques on film. Her work transmutes the idea of “mistakes” showing how unexpected results are often the most beautiful. All of their work is printed on archival media here in Denver by the artist. |
| Hi, I’m Chrissy, the maker behind Sew Chrissy MKT! I design and handcraft colorful, smile-worthy bags and accessories that are as fun as they are functional. From fanny packs and makeup bags with signature jumbo zippers to undie pouches and playful hair accessories, every piece is thoughtfully sewn with quality materials and a love for bold prints, vibrant colors, and unique details. My goal is simple: to create handmade accessories that bring a little extra joy to your everyday adventures. |
Catherine March, a graduate of the American Academy of Art in Chicago, is an artist, author, chef, graphic designer, traveler, and publisher working as “The Vegan Artist”
She is the author, illustrator, designer, and publisher of several books. Her award-winning cookbook, “The Vegan Artist, Plant-based Is Easy” plus her children’s books: “Plant Powered Polly Visits the Farm” and “Benny the Escape Artist”
Her booth sells her original paintings, books, framed and unframed giclee prints, and greeting cards.
FabMolly Creations is a one-of-a kind, handmade upcycling business. FabMolly herself loves to thrift unique, fabulous tshirts and fabrics to create both embellished clothing, but also home decor and gifts. FabMolly prides herself on creating gifts and clothing that are affordable and unique.
RA EGYPTIAN draws its name from the sun god Ra of ancient Egyptian mythology, an eternal symbol of rebirth and renewal.
Our formulas are developed through careful research of ancient Egyptian cosmetic practices, working closely with Egyptologists and historical texts spanning more than 4,000 years.
Every RA EGYPTIAN product is handcrafted with intention in small, curated batches to ensure exceptional quality and care.
Each product celebrates ingredients the ancient Egyptians valued for their own beauty rituals, from precious oils to resins they sourced through ancient trade routes stretching across Africa and beyond.
We source ingredients consciously from various regions of Africa, honoring the continent that gave us the earliest recorded anti-aging cosmetic formula: an ancient “spell” preserved in a 3,500-year-old papyrus.
RA EGYPTIAN creates modern rituals inspired by these time-tested ingredients and practices. Treat yourself like royalty and discover your skin’s true potential using ingredients that have stood the test of millennia.
We are the ancient art of skincare.
| Gathering Hands ethically sources insects from nature sanctuaries around the world after they have passed naturally and preserves a variety of butterfly, moth, cicada, and dragonfly wings in archival resin. Once preserved, the wings are assembled into a variety of jewelry offerings spanning earwings, necklaces, bracelets, and rings, utilizing sterling silver and gold hardware, precious gemstone beads, vintage charms, and preserved wildflowers. Gathering Hands seeks to inspire joy and wonder through highlighting the beauty and biodiversity of insects while raising awareness and support for our beloved pollinators. |
Founded in 2021, LNULA is a concept shop featuring artisan jewelry & handmade gifts. Each product is carefully crafted and uniquely designed to compose timeless treasures that last a lifetime.
Metalsmith Emily McDaniel designs and fabricates all jewelry by using precious metals and natural gemstones to create one-of-a-kind pieces of wearable art. LNULA also features handmade wooden products, which are all created from original designs using exotic woods, as well as hand-cut collage cards from vintage magazines.
By shopping with LNULA, you are supporting a small, woman-owned business.
I take the art of wine and transform it into wine art for other wine lovers all over the world. I often paint using corks as my paintbrush to further my connection to the wine. Wine means so much to so many people, and that’s what I connect to when I paint.
I connect to all of the passion, dedication and energy from the winemakers that has gone into making that beautiful bottle of wine.
I connect to the wine itself. Its beautiful colors and the way it tastes. The history, traditions and time that are wrapped up in those grapes.
I connect to the way wine brings people together. We share a common love for the wine itself, as well as the community that it encourages.
I’m biased here, I know that. But oil paints can’t do that. Watercolors aren’t like that. Acrylics don’t have that weight. But wine does. It’s the only medium that has already started off as art, and I get to turn it into a completely different expression of art.
| Emily has mainly focused on crafting unique functional art pieces that stand out. She takes pleasure in repetition, a trait evident in her forms. Her motivation for creating art is her own happiness, and she believes that if her art can also bring joy to others, she has succeeded in her purpose. |
| Sarah Starling is a Denver-based artist who paints with encaustic wax – a medium created with beeswax, damar, and pigment. She specializes in imaginary landscapes inspired by real places. You’ll see her love for the Southwest and her Midwest roots reflected in her work. Sarah does not go into painting with a strict plan, but uses a layering process that embraces chance and change. Transparent layers of encaustic paint are built up to create bold colors and textures that mimic natural elements. For Sarah, the process of creating is just as important as the final outcome. |
| On my best days I exist in a state of awe at the natural world with a tendency toward fairy tales and imagination. My art is an expression of those layers of perception – what I see and imagine brought together to revel in everyday magic.
I work in a variety of mediums. I love the richness of oil paint as colors blend to convey mood and experience. The complexity and secrets of collage and paper assembly lend themselves beautifully to my artistic expression and fuel my perpetual love affair with patterns. The complicated tension of the human experience is inescapable for me, and it finds its way into all of my work. Beautiful mountain meadows made out of catalogs and plastic dinosaurs. The wildness of a coyote at sunset, in the middle of the suburbs. |
Erin Marie King is a contemporary abstract painter in Denver, CO. Her artistic practice is a way of being present and feeling grateful. She finds inspiration everywhere and collects these tidbits like artifacts—daily rhythms, a striking color combination, an interesting outfit, the way light shines through the kitchen in the morning, wildflowers adorning a mountain trail, and on and on… Erin savors these relics of life—of love, of care, of celebration, of relaxation, of community—and translates them into somewhat off-kilter expressive abstraction, giving these moments a new perspective.
Her paintings are brought to life via free and intuitive compositions, large blocks of color, abstracted forms, and gestural mark making. Adding layers, undoing layers—Erin’s process is an iterative journey of building up texture and scraping away areas of transparency to reveal the layers below. Plus, she likes things a bit awkward, even “ugly,” so she sprinkles a little grit across all her works.
She believes happiness is chosen, so while her art practice is therapeutic, the final artwork is often playful, joyful, and optimistic. Erin hopes her pieces draw you in and invite you to relish the imperfect beauty in living.
Nems is a queer Denver painter who is deeply inspired by nature. Her art prints range from sketchbook illustrations to detailed fine art paintings from the last 6 years of her professional practice. She enjoys curating thrifted frames to give her prints an eclectic and sustainable feel. She also has handmade blueberry magnets as well. Nems currently works out of Prism Workspace.
Tiffiny Stained Glass was established in Denver, Colorado in 2020 with a passion for transforming glass into art. Creating both standing pieces and hanging designs, each work reflects a love for the medium’s color, light, and movement. Every piece is thoughtfully crafted to be fun, unique, and full of personality, bringing a little more beauty and creativity into everyday spaces.
| Hi there! I’m Steffany and I am the creator & producer behind Live Oak Glassworks. I have been creating stained glass since 2019 using the copper foil method.. Most of my work is a blend of Flora & Fauna with a dash of curios. I love to tie my love for antiquing with my work for truly unique one of a kind pieces of art. |
| As a Colorado native, I discovered my passion for woodworking at a young age and have been creating with wood ever since. I create what I like to call “functional art”. My goal is to bring a one-of-a-kind piece into your kitchen that you can enjoy and display proudly. |
A print designer by trade, cat mom/kid mom Kat founded Baby Cats when she discovered a lack of gender-neutral clothes for her son. With her love of bright colors and happy prints, Baby Cats celebrates cat lovers and kids of all ages (adults included!).
At Añuska, we believe there’s always a reason to celebrate and that the best gifts are the ones you can eat.
Our pastry gift boxes are designed to turn everyday gestures into something memorable, whether it’s a birthday, a thank-you, or a spontaneous “you got this”.
My work is the culmination of years’ worth of sketches and ideas of creatures and monsters coming to life. These whimsical and at times peculiar creatures are intended to inspire imagination and bring a little happiness to the world. Some of them are characters I have been drawing for decades. Others come from watching my daughter play with a new toy or seeing an animal act silly in nature. I am attempting to tap back into a child-like wonder and curiosity I had growing up. Not all monsters have to be scary. I try to make monsters that make people smile. If these Little Atrocities can provide momentary distraction or levity from all of the real and horrifying atrocities in the world, then I am doing my part to make this world a better place.
Paper Dreams is about creating one-of-a-kind personal artwork designed to inspire your best story. My encaustic paper collage artwork pieces are made on a hotplate at 200 degrees with beeswax, mixed media papers and embellishments to create layers and depth. Each quote is personal to me in my journey and many find a connection when they come across the “one” that matches their journey. We are all on journey, and sometimes there are detours, side-journeys and loop-de-loops. We find inspiration and strength through others and through art – and I am humbled and honored when my art can inspire and change someone’s journey.
| Elly Abels Designs focuses on bringing a splash of color to the sustainable fashion industry. Using vintage textiles and zero-waste techniques, each of her pieces are unique. Creating distinct patchwork and using reclaimed quilts, Elly Abels Designs is all about statement pieces from outerwear, summer dresses, patchwork fashion and accessories. |
I’m a self-taught acrylic painter based out of Evergreen, Colorado. I primarily work with acrylics but I use fabrics and different mediums throughout my work. I find my painting style to be a blend of contemporary figurative mixed media with pop surrealist and fashion-influenced elements. Every piece is uniquely created by me!
| Kaley is an acrylic painter creating cheerfully bright art and paper goods in Fort Collins, CO. She is a true believer in art that will make you smile. Kaley’s art is inspired by nature and the whimsy of the world. With her paintbrush and vibrant mixed colors, she brings vibrant landscapes, garden scenes, quirky dogs, Colorado wildlife, and florals to life on the canvas, which later make their way to cards, calendars, and art prints. |
| Delaney Jane Larson grew up making art in the foothills of Colorado. She moved to New York to attend The School of Visual Art and graduated in 2004 with a BFA in painting. She has shown in several New York galleries as well as being published in “Milk” magazine. Delaney developed her love of ceramics at Chopet Studio in Brooklyn, The Clay Lady Campus in Nashville and Arapaho Community College in Denver. Delaney currently works in her studio at Continuum Art Studios and teaches at Alsi Ceramics. She makes sure to save time to hunt for lady bugs in the garden and appreciate mountain top views with her husband, daughter, and tiny dog. |
| Wander Out West is an adventure-driven brand rooted in exploration, discovery, and the untamed spirit of the American West. Through immersive adventure photography, intimate adventure elopements + weddings, and curated wall art prints, I capture and share the beauty of life off the beaten path. From iconic national parks to remote desert towns, every image tells a story of freedom, wonder, and the quiet magic of wide-open spaces. |
Dante Perozzi Jewelry creates bold, wearable sculptures that blend fine art with personal expression. Each piece begins as a hand-sculpted wax original and is cast in recycled brass, sterling silver, or 14K gold. The work is defined by bold form and a high-polish finish that contrasts with raw texture. Pieces are designed to elevate everyday moments into something artful.
Matty Miller is a Colorado-based multidisciplinary artist whose work is shaped by mindfulness, curiosity, and time in wild places. Blending travel, ecology, and play, she creates art that invites viewers to pause and connect with the beauty around them. Her muted palettes and intricate patterns reflect both the fragility of ecosystems and the strength found in vulnerability.
| Rocky Mountain High Vibrational Arts is a Denver based business offering hand made items that celebrate and connect us with earthy energy. Ethically sourced sage bundle art with gemstones and botanicals, hand made flower garlands, space-tonic mists, and more. I’ll be a personal guide to finding the right frequency based on astrology, intuition, herbalism & compassion. |
| A Denver native with a background in Interior Design and Architecture, I have turned my design eye to jewelry making. A passion that began early on when I would “rock hound” with my father who was a geologist, gathering various rocks and gems from our mountains right here in Colorado. Now I create sterling silver, copper and bronze gemstone jewelry. |
| Linda and Glenn have been educators and have taught K-12 and University level for over twenty five years. They have served as Peace Corps Volunteers in Kyrgyzstan Central Asia, English teachers on the Navajo Nation and, taught English and Fine Arts around the world. In addition to beginning certified K-12 Fine Arts teachers. Both, hold MFAs from the University of Utah; Linda, an MFA in Directing and Glenn, an MFA in Theatre Design.
It’s often been our habit to make holiday gifts for our family. One recent Christmas we decided to create passport holders made from Glenn’s old leather bomber jacket. We loved hand-stitching the worn supple leather and we haven’t turned back since. We’re excited to start our own small business as we transition from our years in education. Our current line of leather goods has evolved out of a search to create fine-crafted leather goods made by hand using the finest full-grain oil-tanned leather. Our leather is sourced from US tanneries and distributors. “We call it slow fashion.” Each item is designed, cut, and made by hand. This process does take time, but in the end, you are left with a product that will naturally condition and develop a delicious patina for years to come. |
| Clair is a Boulder-based artist and science illustrator with a PhD in Biochemistry, whose work sits at the intersection of scientific precision and wonder for the natural world. Raised in the forests of Virginia and trained in both chemistry and art, she uses her practice to make the complex beauty of science accessible and awe-inspiring. |
Born in Japan and raised in Colorado, Robert Bell developed an early connection to art through drawing and painting the people in natural landscapes. Influenced by his parents’ Eastern roots and a lifelong exposure to diverse visual cultures, his work reflects a deep engagement with identity, movement, and transformation. He earned a BFA in Graphic Design from Colorado State University and completed graduate studies in Studio Art at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Sedig Studio offers fine art and ceramics that serve as a visual diary for journeys across Colorado and the globe.The main purpose of the work is to highlight interactions between people and nature. This often takes many forms across the product portfolio with subject matter such as human figures, plants, architecture, human structures and fossils all in dialogue with one another. A majority of the work is created plein air or in real time of the subject matter to really capture all interactions of the moment. Sedig Studio’s collection of products shares a common visual language that emphasizes natural and organic forms, in addition to texture and contrast.
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