Marketplace
We’re so grateful for our inspiring and talented Marketplace artists! Our 2026 Vendor Applications will be open here February 1st-February 17th.
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, 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.
Our Marketplace Registration allows you to take classes and also vend! You will only be in your booth during lunch and dinner hours. 12-3 and 6-9.
Artisans and Makers we are encouraging to apply:
🌿 Wearables & Adornment
- Handcrafted Clothing & Textiles (natural dyes, handwoven, upcycled, or vintage reimagined)
- Jewelry Designers & Metalsmiths
- Hat Makers, Felted Wool Artists, & Shoemakers
- Leatherworkers (belts, pouches, small goods)
- Weavers, Embroiderers, & Fiber Artists
🪶 Earth Arts & Home
- Potters & Ceramic Artists
- Woodworkers & Carvers (altars, utensils, sacred tools)
- Basket Weavers & Wreath Makers
- Candle & Incense Makers
- Home Goods & Linens (hand-dyed, hand-stitched, or plant-based)
- Painters, Printmakers, & Illustrators
- Book Binders, Zine Makers, & Small Press Creators
🌸 Body & Spirit
- Herbal Apothecaries (tinctures, salves, teas, elixirs)
- Botanical Perfumers & Natural Skincare Makers
- Ritual & Ceremonial Tools (fans, altar cloths, drums, rattles)
- Sound Healing Instruments
- Herbal Tea & Ceremonial Cacao Creators
🌞 Cultural & Craft Lineage Keepers
- Indigenous Makers & Knowledge Holders
- Traditional Beadwork, Textile, & Embroidery Artists
- Folk Art & Ceremonial Clothing Makers
- Community Craft Collectives & Student Showcases
🪴 Sustainability & Wildcraft
- Natural Dye Artists (silks, yarns, pigment kits)
- Seed Keepers & Plant Educators
- Sustainable Toolmakers (knives, weaving, pottery tools)
- Zero-Waste & Earth-Friendly Goods (wraps, refillables, brushes)
🔥 Special Offerings
- Authors, Small Presses & Oracle Deck Creators
- Musicians & Instrument Makers
- Wildcrafted & Fermented Foods (honey, herbal chocolates, elixirs)
Camp Store
We also have a Camp Store on the land for all of your personal needs. If you forget anything, 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 handmade goods.
We’re so very grateful to our Camp Store curators, Kaity, Jo, Aubrey and Nandani!
MARKETPLACE LEADS
Janessa Bautista
Janessa Bautista is a clothing designer and plant dyer. She makes everyday garments and goods imbued with the medicine of plant pigments and cedar bows from the Grandmother cedar overlooking her dye studio. Janessa lives in the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon where she has been growing in community through sharing daily practice, beautiful meals, pouring tea, and sitting in ceremony. She recently started the kapwa sanctuary project that offers tiny house retreats in the forest for black, indigenous and people of color. View her work and projects on IG @rainbowandyarrow and @kapwabipocsanctuary
May Salem
May Salem is the designer/ creative director and co-owner of NATIVE SOL and EARTHING. May loves to create with different mediums from jewelry making , sewing clothing, reconstructing vintage, weaving fibers, home decor art, and more. Some of her works are inspired by her culture, sustainability, textiles, personal lifestyle, and community. She host workshops, special events, and gatherings at her brick and mortar shop in Long Beach & Sacramento , CA. May is grateful for where her creations has taken her and the flexibility it has given her in raising her 5 children while growing her craft & business. May loves to explore & learn new skills and his a forever student of life. You can find more of May’s creative work on IG at @nativesol & @earthing.earth or @mamasoltribe.