Henry Oliver Poulsen was my grandpa. He worked very hard to make his living selling eggs and fresh chickens. His loyal customers came from miles away to buy from him. The ability to make my memories come to life were created by my son, a great grandson born 17 years after grandpa

Audrey is a fiber textile artist who finds freedom from the mundane by making modern, heirloom quality toys & art. Her current work focuses on custom look a like cloth dolls and of eccentric people and watercolor embroidered hoops.

I’ve been crocheting for 15+ years and I’ve been selling pieces locally for nine. I use my own patterns, so crochet is my way to bring what’s going on in my imagination out into the world. My current work includes dolls, wall art, and jewelry to add a little whimsy to your life.

A husband and wife team with a penchant for all things mystical; creating pieces to adorn you.

A whimsical children’s clothing store perfect for your little gal to play or go to the ballet in.

Mike Hurst is an Ogden, Utah based lampworker who specializes in unique pendants, jewelry, marbles and more. He began working with glass in January of 1994.

Isaac hastings is a illustrator / designer specializing in screenprinting t-shirts and other apparel

Indulge Eats was created with the idea to make the kind of treats we wanted to see but could never find. Everything we create is made from scratch and by hand, fueled by a love of local ingredients and fun flavors.

Jan uses her skills as a metalsmith and fused glass artist to create unique jewelry that juxtaposes the opacity of metal with the play of color and light in glass and stones. Her jewelry will appeal to your love of color and nature.

Lover of all things living, Jennifer celebrates animals with color and style in her lively paintings. You may recognize her work pictured on many utility boxes throughout SLC.

Kathleen received her MFA in metal smithing in 2010 from NMSU. Her artisan jewelry translates through the art of her craft a lifetime love of the natural world and its nuances into artisan jewelry referencing the beauty of nature through the lense of history and culture.

I make jewelry from old coins from all over the world. Why coins? Coins are COOL! They have lived little lives in peoples pockets. They have purchased treasures, paid for lunches with friends, and have been exchanged from hand to hand. The coins I use are tiny works of

I use art as a way to express myself and as a way to relieve stress. I love working with a lot of color and creating texture in my work as a way to express emotion, movement, and spirit. I love combining structured pen and ink work with tons of color, movement, and abstraction.

I’m Stacey Jo Rabiger, I’m a Salt Lake City native with a penchant for natural beauty and modern, minimal design, I use brass components and semiprecious gemstones to create handcrafted jewelry that marries modern shape and form with organic, elemental aesthetics.

Larry began crafting objects out of wood several years ago. Though he’d been working with wood all his life, mostly in construction, the smell of fresh sawdust is in his blood. Now he focuses on small craft items, such as jewelry boxes, bowls, pens, and phone holders.

I create watercolor scratch maps that motivate travelers of all kind to step off the beaten path and experience places that they’ve never been before. I also sell prints of my original artwork.

Kristy has always loved painting and creating stories with her art. She takes inspiration from real life as well as daydreams and her imagination. She loves capturing aspects of life in her art and making people laugh.

Simple components turned into elaborate designs, Labyrinth Bead Company creates bold and unique jewelry that is as much art as it is fashion. Indigenous bead-weaving techniques paired with modern elegant pieces make L.B.C truly special.