Friday, August 28, 2009
Apply to be a vendor at the Winter 2009 Beehive Bazaar
We begin accepting applications for the Winter 2009 Beehive Bazaar taking place December 3rd, 4th and 5th on Tuesday September 1st. We welcome all applicants! We will be accepting only 50 applicants, so here is a little craft counseling in a string of adjectives that describes what we are looking for- new, fresh, different, fun, clever, bold, bright, but most of all… original.
So take all of those new, original ideas you’ve got rolling around in your head and get some samples crafted up and ready to photograph for your application. We can’t wait to see what you all can come up!
The application closes on September 19th and we will announce the Beehive Bazaar Winter 2009 vendors shortly after. Will you be among the 50?
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Check Out The New Site
We're picking up and moving our shop to a new spot--www.thebeehivebazaar.com. Come visit us there--it's where all of the latest news, updates, photos and lots o' fun will occur. See you there!
Monday, September 8, 2008
apply to be a vendor at the Beehive Bazaar
The Beehive Bazaar accepts applications for vendor positions through our website thebeehivebazaar.com. All of the information about becoming a vendor can be found on the Apply page. The application itself will open about 4 months before the upcoming show. The Beehive Bazaar takes place twice a year- early May and the first weekend after Thanksgiving.
If you would like to receive a reminder to apply for the next Bazaar email us at beehivebazaar@gmail.com and let us know you'd like to apply- we'll make sure you get reminded!
We welcome all applicants, pass it on.
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
lovely new location
The Women's Council Cultural Center Building in Provo was a perfect location for the Beehive Bazaar this spring. (thanks to Maht Paulos for taking these great pictures) A giant thank you to all of you who participated and shopped making this spring's show the best yet! Have a wonderful summer and we'll see you in the fall!
Friday, May 9, 2008
preview
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
don't forget...
...our new location! This spring the Beehive Bazaar and After Party will be held at the Women's Council Cultural Center located at 310 West 500 North in Provo. Directly adjacent to- and sharing a parking lot with the Veteran's Memorial Pool and Pioneer Park. From this picture it seems we're sporting a little bit of a beehive roofline there in the middle. Sweet.
Letter-pressed books
Monday, May 5, 2008
Hug A Monkey
These incredible baby slings from Hug A Monkey are so functional and stylish it makes me wish I had a baby!
Sunday, May 4, 2008
So whatcha, whatcha, whatcha want?
Being one of the bees of the bazaar Molly has been busy outside of the hive as well. She has a nasty little glitter habit that she just can't seem to shake...oh well.
Labels:
accessories,
felt,
home goods,
jewelry,
paint,
tiny things
Saturday, May 3, 2008
Colett Yarros latest collection
Colett is at it again and with a few new tricks up her sleeve--you'll have to hit the show to see what's new. Here's a sneak peek of several of her latest paintings still in the works--which one will you be taking home?
Nikki Jackson aka Crimson Glass
Friday, May 2, 2008
Thursday, May 1, 2008
making my mouth water
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Julie Bell's Creations
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Monday, April 28, 2008
Isabell's Umbrella
Isabell’s Umbrella will bring a smile to your face and lift the clouds of a rainy day. Isabell first introduced stationery products and is currently expanding to include home decor. Her designs are bright, fun and modern, and are sure to brighten any room.
Saturday, April 26, 2008
Abode, Paris Flea Market
We are pleased as punch to have Miriam from Abode, Paris Flea Market joining us again! Her new Sugar Sugar jewelry line and Golliwog vintage paper & collage, along with all of her other eclectic goodies sure to be seen are some definite eye candy. Anyone craving a some Sugar Babies???
Friday, April 25, 2008
Mariposa Avenue-our very own Etsy featured seller!
We are so very proud of our gal Lisa Furner of Mariposa Avenue for being the Etsy featured seller for the next few days. Way to go! All of Mariposa Avenue lanterns are hand cut exclusively from recycled food cans and each one is unique to itself. In a dark room they will cast their shadows on the ceiling and walls. They are great for indoor and outdoor use and make great gifts. Direct link to the interview here.
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