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Outdoor Artisan Market - June 27, 9am - 1pm

dark chocolate triangular scones with zig-zag drizzled frosting on top
a cream colored bar of soap with a twig and berry piece tied in twine
fused blue and green glass in a pattern that resembles bubbles and waves
bouquet of colored flowers

Join us on Watermark’s south lawn for a popup market celebrating all things handmade! Treat yourself to cut flower bouquets, sourdough breads, local jam, honey and syrup, indigenous artwork, live music and more!

WHO is going to be there? More info ↓

Sunnyside Designs (fused glass), Faye Flowers (flowers), Thistledown Farms (flowers),
The Village Sampler (sourdough bread, bagels, sweets),
Happy Nature (natural body care products),
Ricky Tics Art (indigenous acrylic/watercolor painting, apparel), Haseltine Acres (jam, honey, syrup)
Watermark’s Miikanan Gallery Artists (indigenous arts):
Leech Lake Beadwork Artist Dee Croaker Artistry
Rachel King – Minogwaaso “She Sews Well” (shirts, skirts)
Sylas Williams is an emerging song writer, a cat loving, tea drinking, singer/songwriter who plays guitar, and resides in MN.

WHERE: Watermark Art Center’s South Lawn. 505 Bemidji Ave N. 218-444-7570

WHEN: Saturday, June 27 from 9am – 1pm

Please feel free to park in Watermark’s parking lot on the north side of the center.
Watermark will open early, at 9am, to coincide with the market.

*We are not accepting vendor applications for this event.

Sunny Side Designs design, create, and sell functional and non-functional pieces made out of glass and other mediums that they find out in the wild! Their work includes fused glass, stained glass, mosaics, and more. Each piece is a one-of-a-kind work of art. They are one of the artist vendors that will be joining us on Saturday, June 27 from 9am to 1pm on Watermark’s south lawn for a popup market celebrating all things handmade! Treat yourself to cut flower bouquets, sourdough breads, local jam, honey and syrup, indigenous artwork, live music and more!

Faye Flowers is a small, family-owned regenerative flower farm located near Bemidji, MN. Their services include Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) – a flower subscription with seasonal options,their armstand open to the public for a quick grab-n-go option, and, of course, partnerships and events for whatever you need.

Jill Hanson -Photographer, Flower Farmer, and the heart behind Thistledown Farm will have her beautiful arrangements at Watermark’s Outdoor Artisan Market on June 27 from 9am to 1pm on the south lawn. Nestled in Bemidji, Minnesota, Thistledown Farm is a small flower farm is home to seasonally inspired cottage garden flowers. Every stem is grown on the farm using natural methods and thoughtfully arranged to highlight the wild beauty of the short northern growing season.

Jill Hanson -Photographer, Flower Farmer, and the heart behind Thistledown Farm will have her beautiful arrangements at Watermark’s Outdoor Artisan Market on June 27 from 9am to 1pm on the south lawn. Nestled in Bemidji, Minnesota, Thistledown Farm is a small flower farm is home to seasonally inspired cottage garden flowers. Every stem is grown on the farm using natural methods and thoughtfully arranged to highlight the wild beauty of the short northern growing season.

Yum!The Village Sampler will be joining Watermark’s Outdoor Artisan Market on June 27 from 9am to 1pm on the south lawn. The Village Sampler is an in-home organic sourdough bakery in Bemidji, MN making naturally fermented sourdough breads and bagels, with other seasonally available treats along the way. They offer bi-weekly ordering and porch pickups for our local community – made from scratch and fresh for you!

Haseltine Acre does a lot with a little. From their small homestead comes jams, jellies, honey, and maple syrup crafted with care. Located in Cass Lake, they grow and gather as much as they can to bring a true taste of their land to your table.

Michelle Nelson with her own line of natural body care products, Happy Nature, will have a booth at Watermark’s Outdoor Artisan Market . Happy Nature’s goal is to create natural personal body care products that are made with clean or organic ingredients with as few ingredients possible at an affordable price.

Sharon Nordrum (Red Lake) of Ricky Tics Art has always been drawn to art and creating. She will have a booth at Watermark’s Outdoor Artisan Market with indigenous acrylic & watercolor painting and apparel. Her style is a combination of her Ojibwe and Saami heritage. She strives to have each piece tell a story of her land, family and culture.

Leech Lake Beadwork Artist Dee “White Wolf” Croaker will be featured at the market under the Miikanan tent. Dee has learned both her quilting and beading techniques from elders at Leech Lake. She had intro instruction to beading at a young age and has continued her practice as a self-taught artist. She makes unique jewelry pieces and continuously explores design and color. She tells stories and stretches her star quilt designs in much the same manner. She is dedicated to her craft and bringing what she has been taught to a larger audience and to the collective voice of Indigenous creativity.

Rachel King – Minogwaaso “She Sews Well” will be at the market with her shirts, skirts, and other items made with love, care and positivity!

Sylas Williams is an emerging song writer, a cat loving, tea drinking, singer/songwriter who plays guitar, and resides in MN.