BUCKTOWN — The Chicago Makers Pop Up Shop could have its first out of doors market this weekend on the patio of Hexe Coffee Co.
Neighbors can come by Hexe to buy items, art work, skincare, candles and different gadgets 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday at 2000 W. Diversey Ave. Everything on the market was made by a Chicago-based artist or maker.
Reserve your free ticket for the market online. Masks are required and contactless cost is inspired.
Anna Romo and Monica Little, Chicago Makers Pop Up co-founders, are working with Hexe proprietor Parker Slater on getting ready the out of doors market, Romo stated in an electronic mail.
“Monica and I are nonetheless shocked that we’re in a position to host a market like this simply months after beginning the vacation pop-up store,” she stated. “We are so excited to be working with Parker as a result of he received his begin promoting his roasted espresso at markets, and we’re all in alignment with creating alternatives of development for small companies.”
The Chicago Makers Pop Up Shop’s storefront is at 2064 N. Damen Ave. in Bucktown. Romo and Little launched the pop-up in Wicker Park throughout final 12 months’s vacation season.
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In addition to this weekend’s out of doors market, Romo and Little are planning the Chicago Makers Academy, a digital small enterprise teaching program they hope to launch in June.
With one-on-one Zoom teaching calls, recommendation on social media optimization and extra, this system will “de-mystify the ins-and-outs of constructing a profitable small enterprise,” Romo stated.
Lastly, the makers are planning a vacation market Oct. 1-Dec. 23 inside the West Town Chamber of Commerce’s Pop-Up storefront, 1821 W. Chicago Ave.
More data will probably be launched on the teaching program and the vacation pop-up.
Hours of operation for the Bucktown retailer are noon-7 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday and noon-6 p.m. Sundays.
Follow the store on Instagram for updates and ship inquiries to [email protected].
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