Come and see the wealth of creative options available from The Idea Store! Members of The Idea Store staff and our volunteers will be providing art to be displayed in our windows - all items in the display will be made from materials sourced from The Idea Store. All of our display will be outward facing so that people walking
The work of three local artists will be on display at Planted: Mary Bell of Woodmiration's selection of original watercolor paintings and prints with a focus on landscape, nature, and plants. She also is displaying several wood mosaic pieces and monstera leaf tables. Emmaline Ibarra of Loren Made's jewelry and decor using a mix of custom acrylic charms, pearls, and
Open Studio! Browse ceramics available for purchase, see different stages of the ceramics process & observe wheel-throwing throughout the day. Ingrid Melief is a Dutch born ceramic artist. She makes wheel-thrown pottery for use and display including finely glazed pottery alongside rougher pots, partly unglazed and sometimes altered. Ingrid works with porcelain and different types of stoneware. Saturday 10am-4pm Sunday
The Craft League Collab is an art experience partnering over 30 artists working in a variety of mediums, to blend their different styles, creating works of art that are truly unique. Beyond the Collab Gallery, in the theater, you will find our Craft League of CU artists' market, exhibiting more of their work. https://www.craftleaguecu.com/ Collaborative artworks from members of the
Cloud Mountain Kombucha will have artists and vendors set-up exhibit/market style and will also feature two bands, Tim Ryan and Friends, Terraign, and DJ Carlie Upchurch. Featuring: Madison Thompson: Echoed Adornments One of a kind jewelry made from upcycled materials. Olga Aleman: Luscious Leaves Luscious Leaves will be showcasing a small collection of living botanical creations at Cloud Mountain Kombucha.
The CU Community Fab Lab will be displaying the work of artist Samantha J. Jones as well as maker activities throughout the Fab Lab. Using trays, cookware, and other everyday items, Samantha J. Jones creates sculptural works that feel part kitchen, part workshop, part stage set. Built from fabricated materials and hand assembly, the pieces explore care, labor, and growing
