We love supporting Denver local businesses and vendors, so what better way to show our support than to showcase the fabulous Horseshoe Market!
The Spring Horseshoe pops up Saturday, May 13th from 9am to 4pm at 4345 W. 46th Ave in the Olinger Moore parking lot in North Denver’s Berkeley neighborhood with over 130 local vendors including makers, fine artists, clothing and accessories, vintage goods and home décor.
Photograph courtesy of ©Horseshoe Market
Traditionally held the day before Mother’s Day, The Spring Horseshoe, will also feature Mobile Fashion Boutiques, including Becoming Boutique, Colorado’s only fashion truck featuring gently used maternity clothing, a brand new kids’ clothing boutique, and an DIY art-making shop, 20+ specialty food vendors, five food trucks, cupcakes, ice cream and coffee, live music from Half Pint and the Growlers along with mini concerts from Swallow Hill Music, a mobile photo booth, face painting, henna tattoos, DIY activities and more!
“The playing field has changed for the modern artisan entrepreneur,” said Amy Yetman, Director. “Our markets are not only dynamic, fun community events, but we are a key vehicle for these small businesses’ growth,” said Yetman. The Horseshoe serves as a unique opportunity for vendors to meet, engage and sell to a discerning customer base. The markets have also become a testing ground for new products and business models. “Success at the Horseshoe has helped many entrepreneurs move to brick and mortar shops, develop successful online shops as well as building relationships with national retailers and catalogs,” said Yetman.
Photograph courtesy of ©Horseshoe Market
The Spring Horseshoe will also feature the 3nd Annual Berkeley Beer & Spirits Festival, the Market’s ‘after party’ at Local 46, across the street from the market, with 10+ local craft brewers, distillers and wineries from 3-7 pm!
For more information regarding the Horseshoe Market visit: horseshoemarket.com.
Jay King
May 5, 2015 at 9:55 amI have heard so many great things about Denver! It’s definitely on my list of places I want to visit one day.
There seems to be really great events in Denver. The Horseshoe Market sounds like a great place to check out and purchase unique crafts and eat some delicious food!
Mor Zucker
May 5, 2015 at 10:09 amYou definitely should come over to Denver one day! The Horseshoe Market is a great event so even if you won’t make it in time this Spring, they have it every quarter, so possibly next time. Check back often to find out what else is going on around here.
Christy B
May 5, 2015 at 2:32 pmI want falafel, chocolate, ice cream, a pierogi, a handful or two of caramels, and something from the slice truck, just because I have no idea what a person would buy on a slice truck. 🙂 And I’m not sharing. I’ll get my hubby a micro-brew. Everything sounds delicious!
What a terrific way for local talent–both food and art–to showcase their special gifts. And what a sweet idea to add a Mother’s Day giveaway. It sounds like a terrific event that will really show the world what Denver has to offer.
Caitlin
May 5, 2015 at 6:33 pmI so wish I could make a visit to Denver this week for the Horseshoe Market! It’s sounds like great fun. My husband and I are both foodies and I love just about anything vintage so I know we would enjoy it.