Take home something unique and support local artists and small businesses. FEATURING
AndyGirl gemstone & Tahitian pearl jewelry
Therese May prints & potholders (her work has been in the Louvre & Smithsonian)
Chris McNally watercolors and ink drawings
Etchings & prints by Bay swimmer and birder Pauline Yeckley
Cinq Workshop gold and silver jewelry, watercolors & acrylics
Wei Wei's famous Sichuan Funky Beans (free samples, yum!)
JSix herbal and mushroom teas and chocolates
Blue Bee mushroom medicine
Green Bee Botanicals plant-based skincare and pain balms

Celebrate fall among flowers, art and artists in Joe's beautiful garden and home.

Come to soak in the garden and hang with friends, or browse and shop beautiful handmade prints, large-format photography, artisan pottery, ocean-inspired jewelry, sustainable swimsuits, and plant-based skincare. Either way, you're wanted and you're welcome.

Join us for an afternoon of browsing, bites, conversation, and connection with a curated group of Bay Area artists, growers, and independent businesses. You’ll find high-quality handmade goods for home, garden, gifts, and self-care, including skincare, native plants, ocean-inspired jewelry, herbal and medicinal teas, art, candles, vintage lamps, throws, hats, market bags, kintsugi pottery, leather baby booties, and more. In other words: beautiful things you won’t find everywhere — and the chance to meet the people who make them. Stop by anytime, bring a friend, and stay awhile. We’d love to see you there.

This maker market brings together over 30 local artisans, designers, and creative brands for a weekend of discovering something unique. Think handmade jewelry, art, home goods, skincare, coffee, baked goods, accessories, and more — all in one outdoor community space. On a beautiful, sunny San Francisco day! Make a day of it: Grab a latte or boba before you shop. Buy a bite from local food vendors onsite. Browse makers to your heart's content.

Join our friends and neighbors for some late afternoon food, drinks, joy, and spring air. Independent makers will have flowers, handmade candles, plant-based skincare, pain balms, and medicinal mushrooms available for anyone in the mood to shop from someone local. Or just come for the camaraderie.
"I look at joy as an act of resistance against despair and its forces." — Willie James Jennings