To connect in the meantime, please email swgmarketplace@gmail.com
The outdoor open-air marketplace at Spirit Weavers is housed on the earth and is a dedicated space for celebrating the skill and creativity of the professional makers of our community. It is a place to discover new artists and support their vision and path, committed to building successful businesses by offering goods that are handmade from the heart, sustainable, locally crafted or vintage in origin. All of our vendors are both heart-centered and thoughtfully chosen to represent our community ideals. You’re sure to find yourself inspired and adorned when you visit the marketplace at Spirit Weavers Gathering.
The market is open during lunch and evening hours each day during the gathering.
We also have a Camp Store on the land for all of your personal needs. If you forget anything at all, we probably have it in the camp store! The Camp Store carries items such as snacks, batteries, hygiene products, bug spray, bowls & utensils, apothecary, books, journals and much more!
If you will be making products specifically for Spirit Weavers, please reach out! We love to carry goods made by our community and value the time and spirit of our makers!
The Camp store is open each day during the gathering from 12:30-3pm and again from 6-9pm. Come say hello and have a look at our curated marketplace.
Janessa Bautista is a textile artist and clothing designer. The work she creates is focussed on natural/plant dyeing and simple, everyday garments and goods. While living in the city of Portland she often retreats to the river, forest and ocean. Janessa is inspired by Japanese Indigo and all it embodies, and continues her exploration of this beautiful living thing. Currently she is in an MFA program at the Oregon College of Arts and Crafts, studying craft and design.
May Salem is the designer/ creative director and co-owner of NATIVE SOL. She host workshops, special events, and gatherings at her brick and mortar shop in Long Beach, CA. May loves to create various pieces every day with different mediums from jewelry making , sewing clothing, weaving fibers and home decor, to writing contents for her personal work and shop. May is grateful to be able support her family from her creations and thankful for the flexibility it has given her to allow quality time with her 5 children. You can find more of May’s creative work on IG at @nativesol or @mamasoltribe.
