The Second Annual Denver Handmade Homemade Market at Earthlinks on June 8th will be a super fun outdoor market at 2828 Larimer.  We could use some volunteers to help with the entrance, set-up, take-down and market day logistics.  E-mail us if you are interested in helping out, this is your market as much as it is ours!  Also, please join us by becoming a member or signing up as a vendor

Here is a current list of our June 8th vendors - see their full profiles here!
Luxy & Nelson's Biscuit Co.
Bowled Over by Jill
Saribellum
Wilderness Romance
An*Jewelry
kimmakescrafts
Giddy Gear
Quiet. Leather Works
Kundalini Designs
gardenscapes
beJuled
Never a Dull Moment Shoeshines & Sharpening
Handlebar Soap
Tootsie Taylor's
Lowest-Fi LLC
Sedula Craft
KrinkleKut
The Hippie Spot
J&M pottery
No Coincedice Pottery
Porcelain Moon Fine Art
DewdropzGarden
Kassia's Pasta Farm
Denver Seitan Company/ACME Vegan
Foodie Bliss Goodies
Kassia's Pasta Farm
PRISM DESIGNS
Silver Rose
Wunderkamera Studio
Pump-a-licious Designs
Kunoichi Creations
Made by Tay
Leather shit
Dragonwishes Hand Painted Boxes and Collectibles
Lolo Bridgetta/Handmade Journals by Lauren Winges
Mountain Majesty Lavender
Silverblood Trading Co.
Feisty Owl Studio
Redstuff Designs
The Little Red Canoe
Bare Root Studio

The April 13th Denver HAHO Market

The Denver Handmade Homemade Market 
- Fostering Community Supported Business -

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The HAHO Market is perfect for finding truly unique products that support our local economy and it’s crafty residents.  It cultivates the concept of “community supported business” in Denver, providing small-scale, cottage industry producers a chance to participate in our local economy, many for the first time. The market allows these micro-producers to showcase their truly local food and craft in Denver.   


The HAHO is a marketplace that:

- Features local, small-scale producers of art,   
  craft, and food

- Utilizes a community-supported business model, keeping vendors’ fees lower than  
  any other market and serving as a micro-business incubator

- Fosters community resilience and self-sufficiency by bringing people together to 
  share their skills and knowledge with one another

- Tests alternative economic models, including trade, barter, alternative currency, and  
  skill-sharing

- Offers live music, a superior food buffet and other provisions

- Encourages collective creativity, passion and do-it-yourself culture

                 We all have a skill to share.  What's yours?

To learn more about the Handmade Homemade Market, why we do what we do, and how we do it, Please visit the Market Page!

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