May is busy with lots of festivals, markets and concerts. After the stress of the last couple years, I am ready for BIG smiles and more community outings. We have a great list of local artisans, vintage curators and handmade goods headed to Trophy on Maywood this Saturday, 12-5pm. El Jefecito Food Truck will be serving lunch while Trophy keeps you cool with beverages for the whole family. Bold Batch Creamery is bringing ice cream and Grazin’ Gals will have individual charcuterie servings. The weather looks great and we will have vendors inside and outside the brewery, with plenty of covered seating for everyone!
May 21st Participating Artisans (links & pictures @popupraleigh)
Acryla
Bold Batch Creamery (Ice Cream)
Boneca Boutique
Grazin’ Gals
Hank E Panky Farm and Soap Shop
Jule Cooke Creations
Made by Nerdi
Making Up Mary
Nazz Ares
Oak City Scents
Original Brooks
Porch Dog Pots
RaleighGal Art
Unpredictable Jewelry
Victoria Essie Studio
Denise Hughes Fine Art
Folded Fiction
Gutierrez Woodworking
Handcrafted by Perdita
HHP Designs
Hominy Creative
K+S Design Co
Mama’s Salsa
Moonlytes Vintage
Moonstone Soap + Candles
Muddy Dog Roasting Co
O’Rae Art
Oak City Hot Sauce
ParMar Media
Pet Wants East Raleigh
SarahLou Art and Design
Smiling Elephant Studio
SuSue Studio
The Cosmo Gypsy
The White Sparrow
Wild You Handmade
WoodLit Candles
May’s Nonprofit Partnership
The Filling Station is joining Pop-Up Raleigh this Saturday at Trophy on Maywood. This grass roots organization from Eastern North Carolina has continued to meet the needs of their community through donations and education partnerships with The Food Bank of NC, large and small businesses and local volunteers. After a devastating hurricane, The Filling Station offered basic needs and a place for the community to connect while rebuilding. Years later, the nonprofit continues to fill unmet needs with a focus on nutrition, education and connection. Meet the Executive Director (a NCSU graduate) this Saturday, 12-5pm.
