Official Vendor List for May 18

We are so excited to partner with MORE THAN 60 local LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC artists, makers, and craftspeople for our second pop-up market.

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Read more about everyone here, follow @yetanotherqueerpopupmarket on Instagram for in-depth previews, and get ready to support these makers in person on May 18, 2024 from 10A-5P at the Florence Civic Center.

Pamela Acosta

Pamela Acosta is a Mexican painter, illustrator, and occasional animator from Mexico based in Northampton. She draws on dreams of flourishing inner lives and creates visual narratives about a myriad of beings, quests and the symbiotic relationships formed between beings and their environments, exploring how we construct, transform and are transmuted by our surroundings. She'll have art prints, greeting cards, zines (including the debut of the Baba Yaga Neighborhood zine) & stickers.

Anaila Aleman

Hola mi amores! I’m your friendly neighborhood bruja who loves to paint by fusing my identity, my imagination and the power of magic. As an artist I love to celebrate the power and vibrancy of Puerto Rican culture. I believe in the magic of my people, my island and its beauty and love to showcase it with colors and distinct imagery. I advocate for the significance of representation and love to combine Boricua concepts with Queer themes that you may not see often. Art and creation are very spiritual to me and sharing these pieces with others is such a precious experience. I have a variety or work for sale including smaller paintings, larger framed pieces, paintings on wood and even some digital designs I make into stickers. Consider gazing around my tent like a look into my heart, my soul, my family, my past and my dreams. And I truly hope you see a bit of yourself in there too.

Artful Impressions

Pauline Star a bi-woman in long term recovery from drugs and alcohol. “I have used photography as my outlet to help me a long my healthy journey. Staying present and aware and in the moment is a way to maintain my sobriety and a way to capture the beauty of the world around me. I am self taught with years of practice. I currently am offering prints, and blank cards with my prints. As well as bookmarks and decorative ornaments with my photographs. I hope to spread joy and beauty in the world by sharing my photos and to remind anyone that even in the darkest days we still have something beautiful to be grateful for.”

Astral Cherry Healing Arts

Northampton-based interdisciplinary artist and storyteller Lachlan Thompson is known for delving into the realm between public and private memory. They transform collections of oral stories, photography, poetry, archival, and folkloric material into fantastical collages – illustrating connections between who we are, where we come from, how we belong, and how the stories we share shape our past, present and future. On offer are prints of original collage artwork, original paintings, curated zine anthologies (such as Queer/Trans Magic Magazine), and accessories with original artwork (ie tarot-inspired totebags).

The Beaver Pond Shop

Julien Majonen is a disabled ceramicist and illustrator who adores the weird, creepy, whimsical, and beautiful. They draw inspiration from the natural world, humans’ complicated relationships with one another, and my own life story.  “Pottery is the way that I communicate and keep myself focused. I make a variety of different types of pots- from mugs, to bowls, to garlic graters, to large vases and more- all decorated with a mix of illustrations, sgraffito, hand designed decals, and unique glaze combinations.”

Black Glitter Magic

Ebbie Russell is a QTBIPOC visual, performing, and teaching artist and community organizer. They work in mixed media collage, illustration, painting, and printmaking. They will be sharing stickers, prints, and framed originals in sizes ranging from 3x5" to 20x26".

Black Pixel Dust

Queer Fantasy/Sci-fi artwork, original paintings, prints, zines, nerdy jewelry, and stickers!

Bloom Local

Bloom Local is a homegrown platform connecting and celebrating LGBTQIA+ and Queer-allied artists, entrepreneurs, healers, and leaders in the the CT River Valley. Come visit with founder Luc about a variety of opportunities to get involved!

Bookends

Bookends in Florence is a bookstore and community event space focusing on lesbian history and culture; building intergenerational community; making spaces for underrepresented writers and performers; providing low-cost spaces for arts and political education; and community resource distribution.

Emily Bunnell

Emily is a painter and designer living in Windsor, MA. She is interested in creating work that honors the beauty, inherent value, and interconnected nature of all of our wild community members. May we meet our intertwined fates with a loving awareness.

Cosmos Designs

Allie Billeter of Cosmos Designs loves all things vintage and celestial! Each item is made with love and stardust. Her work spans a variety of mediums including rope statement jewelry, polymer clay earrings/accessories/home decor, illustrations, and numerous disco-fied items.

a darling deer pottery

Vivian is a potter living, working, and building their home studio in the hilltowns of Western MA. Coming from background in 2D art, they found their true love in pottery when they realized they could make art that could be used and held.

Dragonlight Designs

Dragonlight Designs hosts a medley of whimsical cards, stickers, and custom post-its featuring dragons, critters, and other fantasy creatures. Our cards are on recycled card stock and printed locally in Easthampton.

Eberzine

eberzine is a publisher and designer whose whimsical patches and earrings offset the sincerity and depth of his zines. He's also bringing some homemade bags to put patches on, perfectly sized for every day carry! Stop by and talk about cyanotypes, printmaking, or typewriters.

Ethereal Hive Crafts

Briar Sieracki is a genderqueer nonbinary soapmaker that likes to draw inspiration from fandoms and cryptozoology! “While a majority of my focus is on D&D themed products, you can also get plenty of non-soap bath goodies. All of my products are handmade by me, sourced ethically and sustainably, are eco-friendly, and even my supplies come from small, independent, employee owned-businesses!” Best of all, it's all affordably priced: who said bath time couldn't be cheap and fun?

The Fantasies of Youth

The Fantasies of Youth by artist Elayna Sturm translates dreams into something tangible by blending the divine and the mundane. Based in Northampton, MA, The Fantasies of Youth incorporates elements of nature, hope, and interconnection via multimedia artwork and murals.

Flobosco

Hi! My name is Ren Fuchs (they/them) AKA Flobosco. I am a queer craftsperson and artist working mainly with textiles. I will be selling a number of screen-printed patches, bandanas, and handcrafted clothing.

Forest Doe Botanicals

Forest Doe Botanicals is a queer-women-owned company with a deep commitment to helping others care kindly for themselves, each other, and our planet. Our simple soaps, sensual serums, and soothing salves are made with organic vegan ingredients – and nothing else - making them good for your body and good for our planet. Our creations contain no synthetic fragrance or color, no harsh chemicals, no preservatives, and no petroleum-based products. Ever. Just clean Earth-caring, skin-loving creations, handcrafted, by us, in small batches with plant-love, simplicity, and long slow breaths.

Found & Faded

New and gently loved hand-dyed clothing, featuring bleach dye and reverse dye techniques, along with curated vintage treasures like brooches, glass items, plates, and more.

Foster MA

Information on how to become a foster and / or adoptive parent.

From the Desk of Emma

Everything I make is handmade and I use approximately 85% repurposed materials to help reduce waste in landfills. I sew aprons, totes, tarot deck sized drawstring bags, and other industrial products. I also make buttons, magnets, postcards (ready to be sent featuring my own poetry!), unique earrings, felt pennant flags and banners, notepads, ashtrays, stash jars and rolling trays made from antique porcelain and china; and other various paper crafts.

Chelvanaya Gabriel

It's all about portals of possibility! Lots of visual art - original paintings and mixed media works as well as prints and stickers and journals, etc. If you've seen my wooden portals at other fairs, you're in luck because I have several new stacks of them, all unique and ready to display or gift. All infused with fierce queer trans Black love from yours truly.

garlic sunshine

Artist allium sunshine’s work focuses on disability, queerness, and joy! “i work in ceramics, illustration, and photography. i sculpt queer fat ceramic bodies! and ive got a bunch of very flamboyantly colored trinket dishes. i may also bring some prints (illustration and photo) of my more disability focused pieces.”

Robyn Griggs

Hello! I am a brand new aspiring crafter! Just diving in and finding out what I like! Jewelry has captured my heart. I create bracelets, necklaces and earrings while I watch 80s and 90s TV shows. :) Stop by and see if anything grabs your attention!

Hawksong Weaving

Handwoven Luxury and Not-So Luxury Goods made from Up-cycled and Secondhand yarn- scarves, bags, scented sachets, small knickknacks.

Hello Alice

Shannon from Hello Alice makes stickers, pins, and other goodies from her original digital artwork. She enjoys making things that are cute and quirky and also have something to say.

Hooked Crochet

Maker Yesenia Vega-Alvarado makes crocheted earrings, mostly rainbows and flowers.

JimsCrochetCorner

James VanHoy hand makes a variety of crochet plushies.

KnitSpinQuilt

KnitSpinQuilt makes high quality hand-sewn project bags for knitters, spinners, crafters, and anyone who might want a drawstring or zippered box bag! At this market KSQ will also have drawstring dice bags for anyone who enjoys tabletop gaming, or likes to corral small items in a smaller bag! Alisa enjoys finding quirky and interesting fabrics and pairing them, with a focus on prints from independent fabric designers and Kona cotton for the solids.

Hannah Laird

Hannah Laird is a visual artist focusing on nautical and animal scenes. Her preferred media are acrylic and pen, and she loves turning her art into greeting cards for you to use!

Let Me Be Crystal Queer

Let Me Be Crystal Queer celebrates the awesome uniqueness of nature's art with earth's geological wonders and provides a space for the joy for all whose inner children enjoy collecting rocks. Each crystal and mineral specimen in our collection is handpicked. We're excited to share our special interest with you.

Corrie Locke-Hardy

I've recently expanded from home decor to include handmade & educational children's toys as well. I needle felt garlands as well as paint and decorate peg dolls, nature exploration kits, and pocket-sized play sets for travel and literacy.

Looky Here

Looky Here, founded by artists in 2017, is a non-profit arts organization, Risograph print shop, and publishing house in Greenfield, Massachusetts. Our risograph products include cards, envelopes, stationary, prints, poetry books, and our very own magazine with over 2 dozen artists. We also sell silk screened shirts, sweatpants, and handmade merch.Our storefront is predominantly volunteer-run and serves the community by providing affordable used and donated art supplies, Risograph printing services, and access to our printing equipment. Our programming includes workshops, literary events, gallery shows, and more.

Lost Cairn Arts

Lost Cairn Arts creates unique stoneware pottery for everyday use! I will bring beautiful mugs, vases, and bowls featuring marbled clays and drippy glazes that are sure to be a wonderful addition to your home!

Lupus Dei Art

I’m a transmasc artist with a love for finding beauty in ferocity. I create illustrations focusing on wolves and other animals, tarot-inspired elements, and horror motifs. I also sell jewelry made using various charms, beads, and ethically-sourced animal bones.

My Health Matters Fitness

My Health Matters strives to create a community and space that feels supportive and representative of ALL bodies, especially those from marginalized communities. Join our large group movement classes such as spinning, boxing, TRX, Barre and group personal training sessions.

River Nation

Clothes and accessories designed and sewn by me as well as my collage and watercolor prints.

Nightcritter Prints

Jay identifies as an AuDHD transmasc creative who works primarily in linocut printing and pen & ink. He will have his original lino prints as well as art-quality reproductions, buttons, and some original paintings. 

Youme Nguyen Ly

Cards, books, and miniature books.

Soe Noire

I’m a black digital artist and I sell small prints of my original artwork! My art is inspired by 2000s cartoons and is centered around romance and afrofuturism.

Patchrabbit

Patch collected fantasy figurines as a child and dreamt of creating their own for other people to collect. They were born and continue to reside in The Berkshires MA and attribute their artistic inspiration to growing up in such a beautiful area full of gorgeous wildlife. PatchRabbit is a small family business founded on creating lovingly-made collectible art with a focus on the whimsical. We are LGBT+ owned. All of the creations are hand sculpted from clay and adorned with found objects, recycled supplies, crystals and stones.  

Pilot Magpie

Visit Pilot Magpie for stickers, sticky notes, and cute key chains! Come for the crows and stay for the fungi! Not interested in physical items? Snag one of a few at-event commission slots! Thank you for flying the corvid jet, and I've been your Pilot!

The Rainbow Rack

Kelly Surprenant of The Rainbow Rack creates sustainable upcycled art and fashion for people of all sizes and genders, including embroidered western shirts and flannels, woven denim jackets, and fine beadwork. She also upcycles discarded religious art and ceramics to celebrate queer culture and femininity.

raskl.

Through raskl., Pascale Jarvis sells one-of-a-kind block printed garments. Textiles are gently used and locally thrifted, and all images are carved and printed meticulously by hand, like a stamp. The imagery of prints focuses on local flora and fauna, juxtaposed against colorful geometry for a little extra pizzazz. This spring, I'm hopeful that I'll have new floral designs ready for sale.

Reflower Ritual

With Reflower Ritual, Maya Rose makes brooms and tools for ritual and connection. Each broom is handcrafted with natural materials, and can be used for ritual cleansing or just for everyday sweeping. She also makes ritual salts that may be paired with brooms for cleansing or banishing rituals. With her work, Maya hopes to call others to invite magic and ritual into their lives.

Rhodes Ceramic

Malea Rhodes makes quirky handmade pottery, specializing in woodland creature, chicken, and monster mugs and funky pieces for daily use.

Robin G. PhotoArt

I sell mix media art, greeting cards, stickers and prints. My work focuses on political art and messaging.

Julissa Rodriguez

Julissa Rodríguez is a proud Queer Boricua musician, writer, arts facilitator, community organizer, and cultural worker. Their free expression through percussion, theatre, dance, poetry and spoken word pays homage tos our African, Indigenous, and Queer Ancestors and opens spaces for community building, connection and healing. 

M Rudder

For this market, M, will be featuring work rooted in the story of the Unbroken Rainbow, a teaching that reminds us we are not separate from the natural world and that there are many gifts in learning how to live in balance with and deep respect of the elements, lands, plants, trees, animals, and each other. Work available for sale includes stickers and prints, including prints of their children's book in-process. They will also have prints for sale from a recently published collaboration of an oracle deck, Sacred Incantations, with Enfleshed.

Ryan Rushing

Bone carvings, calligraphy, stickers, prints, greeting cards.

Sad Demon Creations

Sad Demon Creations creates a wide array of cross stitch art and can help you with any custom pieces you have in mind. Our candles are made with soy wax and natural essential oils so they burn clean and smell great. We have 20+ scents and many more to come! Mica powder can be added in the candles to create a beautiful starry effect while it burns. These candles are all 4oz. We also offer crotchet designs (hats, small stuffed animals, custom pieces, etc.) and small clay sculptures of frogs, mushrooms, and bugs. Coming soon, catnip pillows! We can make anything your little cottage core heart desires.

Desmond Shea

Hello! I'm a queer Asian artist selling crochet critters – snails, squids, dinosaurs, whales, pride hearts, and more. They come in a range of sizes, from small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, to large enough to cuddle with. All items are handmade from acrylic yarn with love. Stop by and find a friend to bring home today! <3

The Shiny Bunny

Artist Sarah Marquesen and her wife are proud members of the queer community and live in the Pioneer Valley. “All the products we sell are 100% handmade by myself or my wife. We offer products from $3 to $200, including paintings (from little 3x3 inch paintings to larger ones), prints based upon my paintings and drawings, jewelry, pronoun pins, knitted hats and bags, and buttons.”

Soothing Nature LLC

Tamyra Farrell is the creative force behind Soothing Nature LLC—a haven for homemade, natural skincare delights. I embarked on this journey almost three years ago with the vision of providing people with a skincare brand they can truly understand and feel confident in. Immerse yourself in the goodness with our thoughtfully curated lineup: body butter, body scrub, lip scrub, chapstick, tinted lip balm, foaming face wash, facial bar soap, and a new men's line. (All products are natural and/or vegan.)

Spacepunk Studio

Original mixed media art, homegoods, and prints with thematic focus in queer culture, social justice, and mental health, from artist Luca Webb.

StefyDomz Crafts

I sell punny queer stickers - whether you’re loud and proud out, or want something more subtle. The stickers are perfect for journals, water bottles or anywhere else your heart desires. Most designs are based off inside jokes within the queer community or subtle renditions of pride flags. Most stickers are about 3 inches in width, but I have mini stickers for filling in gaps on your already covered water bottle and large stickers for proclaiming your identity!

Thrifty Gifty

Maker Kathleen Barth creates hand embroidered jewelry from fabric scraps, re-using fabric and embroidery materials from the local area.

Vignette Poetry & Arts

Kai identifies as an AuDHD transmasc creative — and a poet first & foremost. Kai brings their new chapbook, "Carapace", as well as poetry-related jewelry, upcycled buttons from old children's books & some full-sized images of digital collages that feature in the chapbook.

Wards & Witchcraft

Hello! My name is Charlie and I am a queer artist from Belchertown. I make art out of materials I find trying to upcycle things around me from waste to art. I try to give items a second chance at a different life, making our planet a cleaner and more whimsical place one little item at a time. I make collages, sculptures, paintings, magnets, and pins.

WildLands Pottery

Potter and artist Jasper Cowley creates functional pottery for everyday use. His inspiration comes from knowing the joyful experiences of having a special mug or bowl that you not only like using everyday, but love to hold and admire while sipping on tea or having cereal.  Every piece he makes is one of a kind, as he believes each one is made special for someone who will pick it up and feel they've found their new favorite dish. 

Wilefire Leather

Wilefire Leather is run by a queer and trans leatherworker creating kinky items for perverts and freaks. From restraint belts and cuffs to impact toys, Wilefire offers hand dyed and crafted leather for all bodies as well as every day items such as bracelets and plant hangers.

Artist Katharine Wyland

Landscape Photography & pastel paintings

Yarn Dragon

Yarn Dragon is an artist based out of Easthampton MA. They enjoy drawing beautiful nature, strange creatures, and anime, often with a queer adgenda. They make buttons, stickers, magnets and prints of their art, as well as selling small originals. They also make rainbow catcher sun charms, wrapped crystals and fun bracelets.

On-Site Offerings

Yet Another Queer Pop-Up Market is more than a place to shop local and support 2SLGBTQIA+ and BIPOC artists and makers - it’s a place to feel a sense of community, where we’re co-creating the kind of spaces and care we want and need.

FOOD & TREATS

Ginger Love Cafe

We’re encouraging you to arrive hungry! Celebrate Asian American, Native Hawai’ian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with us by supporting the amazing Ginger Love Cafe, who will offer delicious Filipino street food in the parking lot.

Zen Frog Cafe

The cafe will offer coffee and delicious goods from Lemon Bakery at the pop-up!

GET CREATIVE

Resilient Community Arts

We’re excited to welcome Resilient Community Arts, who will host a bandana-dyeing booth with a sliding pay scale. Make your own custom creation to commemorate the day!

RCA exists to provide an accessible, community-driven arts space that fosters meaningful independent creativity and nurtures collaborative efforts to bring marginalized identities into the center of the arts— specifically those facing economic hardship.

SHARING & CARING

Creative Community
Altar for Peace

Participate in our Creative Community Altar for Peace – we encourage you to bring items, art, or messages to leave as a symbol of our commitment to peace and speaking out against genocide across the world, in places like Gaza, Sudan, Nigeria, Myanmar, Syria, Bangladesh, India, and sadly, many, many more. We will have action information on hand and are compiling a list of humanitarian organizations people can donate to. Please DM us with your suggestions. If you’d like to contribute now, we suggest checking out Middle East Children’s Alliance, the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund, or Helping Hand for Relief and Development.

SOMATIC SKILL-SHARING

Somatic Practices
for Centering
in the Midst of Chaos

Beth Baron, SEP, LMT, CPT-RES, will offer three 20-minute sessions sharing somatic skills for centering in the midst of chaos at 2P, 2:30P, and 3P on the south lawn near the big tent.

Somatic practices are ways to use somatic awareness, attention, and the associative nature of the human brain to evoke a state of being by choice to support living well moment to moment.

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