craftHER Market Spring '19 will be held on April 14, 2019 from 11 AM to 5 PM at Fair Market in Austin, Texas. This event is free and open to the public, dog-friendly, family-friendly, human-friendly.
— ABOUT THE MARKET —
At #bossbabesATX, all of our productions are centered around sustaining communities that care about gender equality and supporting local, creative businesses. craftHER Market is no different. It's been inspired by a few of our favorite things: pop-up spaces, traditional marketplaces and the people who organize others to gather. In its two years of production, craftHER Market has showcased more than 600 makers and seen 15,000+ attendees and 1,800+ applicants. Opening every Spring and Fall, the day-long community event features entrepreneurial panels, opportunities to support local nonprofits and family-friendly activities. Reflecting a myriad of women and nonbinary artists and creative entrepreneurs across Texas, all 115 of our seasonal exhibitors own their craft, and at least 90% of our booths exhibit wares made by hand.🎈
— SEE THE MARKET LINEUP —
The full market lineup is available now at crafthermarket.com. Keep up with the market @crafthermarket on Instagram or by subscribing to craftHER Market’s email list at crafthermarket.com.
— MEET THE PRODUCERS —
About #bossbabesATX: craftHER Market is produced by a team of staff and volunteer committee members at #bossbabesATX. #bbatx is a nonprofit organization that amplifies women and nonbinary creatives, entrepreneurs and community organizers. Our event series, showcases, strategic collaborations and professional development programs provide a platform of visibility, outreach and financial opportunity to 1000+ emerging women and nonbinary creatives, entrepreneurs and organizers per year. On top of that goodness, the public-at-large is invited to participate and learn more about how gender inequality affects their daily lives. More than 10,000+ community members annually attend our showcases, markets and dialogues—and in the last three years, our programs generated an additional $1million for the Austin economy.