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The Bloomington Handmade Market is a juried, contemporary art and craft fair that showcases modern handmade goods from 45+ local and regional artists.
Our spring event will be held on Saturday, April 2nd at the Bloomington Convention Center, located at 3rd and College in Bloomington, Indiana.
Join the mailing list to find out when applications open up and to get updates!
For more information about the market, please click here.
Have a question? Email us at BloomingtonHandmadeMarket AT gmail.com
Our spring event will be held on Saturday, April 2nd at the Bloomington Convention Center, located at 3rd and College in Bloomington, Indiana.
Join the mailing list to find out when applications open up and to get updates!
For more information about the market, please click here.
Have a question? Email us at BloomingtonHandmadeMarket AT gmail.com
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Fall 2010 Artists
- 5 Orange Potatoes
- 50 Little Birds
- Art 2 The Extreme
- Bad Ass Glass
- Beach Pottery
- Ben Rains
- Brown County Glassworks
- Busty's Fun Bags
- CASEmethod
- Conduit Press
- Cordial Kitten
- Courtney Fischer Jewelry
- Elms and Cedars
- erineleanor knitwear
- Fanfare & Foofaraw
- Felix & Jayne
- Full Moon Milk Soaps
- Get Lathered!!
- In Case of Emergency Press
- Kathryn Dart
- Katie Vernon Illustration
- Kin Ship Press
- Laura George
- Less Than Three OMG
- Mamus!
- Mia Beach Photography
- Mike Altman Studios
- My Wire Empire
- Mythdemeanor
- Opera House Press
- Orange Fuzz
- Owlette Collective
- Pamela Kay Designs
- Panther By Hand
- Pink Cheeks Studios
- Purple Hippo Stitches
- Retro Cafe Art Gallery
- Ruby's Slippers
- Sadly Harmless
- Sakura Urban
- Seasonal Arts
- Silver Drops Jewelry Designs
- Simply Adorning
- Sunday Afternoon Housewife
- The Wind and The Sail
- Two Seaside Babes
Map to the Bloomington Convention Center, located at 302 S. College Ave.
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