SHOPPING GUIDELINES:
• Each pop-up takes place on the private property of a resident. Please be respectful of their property, leaving no trash behind and cleaning up after your pet (if you bring one along).
• Children should be supervised by adult/parent/caregiver while shopping and look with their eyes, not their hands
• Well behaved dogs always welcome! Pets must be leashed and under your control at all times. Please clean up after you pet if you bring one along. Respect others. Please be a responsible pet owner and know that not everyone loves dogs.
+++Our Maker line-up is finalized and we are are not accepting any additional artists or makers at this time.+++
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Featured artists and makers:
• Beyaz Bohemia: handcrafted Macramé for your home
• Big White Yeti: made-in-Milwaukee soy candles in delightfully unexpected scents
• Bronze Box: curated products from Black owned businesses. Experience food, sauces, drinks, wellness, and novelty products. 20% of profits are donated to MKE Black, a Milwaukee area organization that advocates for local Black businesses.
• Chase My Creations: apparel, jewelry, and craft designs celebrating Black culture and racial justice.
• Cloud 9 Workshop: Party in a box, art kits and art supplies
• Clover Milwaukee: Female owned, environmentally conscious plant shop offering a variety of rare and common houseplants, using up-cycled and repurposed planters
• Cream City Caramels & Confections: buttery-delicious sweet and salty handcrafted caramels
• Franciscan Peacemakers: all-natural handmade bath and body care goods created by women healing from sexual exploitation and addiction to earn a living wage while they rebuild their lives.
• Infinite Warrior: unique, hand-crafted boho-chic jewelry by Milwaukee designer Maria Puzach Panno that promotes positive energies in the world with every piece by combining the use of natural elements with her own inspiration and that of the creator, she looks to them to entwine with the intentions of the wearer.
• James Steeno Gallery: Art Maps, art prints and watercolors of places found nearby. + art decals, fine art notecards & more.
• Jean & Bee: Handmade polymer clay earrings and accessories made with love in Milwaukee.
• Jean's Clay Studio: distinctive and fun handmade stoneware pottery for everyday use by Jean Wells.
• Jeff's Garden Accents: recycled and upcycled garden art and accents by Jeff Strike.
• LitMKE: handmade soy/coconut wax scented candles by repurposing liquor, wine, and beer bottles & cans! Custom orders as well!
• Milrawkee Alt: Milwaukee themed sci-fi art prints, postcards and more by Milwaukee's own Ryan Laessig
• Milwaukee Artists for Racial Justice: 100% of donations collected from art are distributed to fight for Racial Justice across the city of Milwaukee
• Milkweed Designs Jewelry: hand-crafted jewelry and accessories by Washington Heights resident Julie Paasch Anderson. One-of-a-kind designs range from "fun" to "fancy".
• Nourish Natural Products: Trusted wellness products for the mind, body and home. 100% natural. 100% clean.
• Orange Pops: handmade coasters, socks, greeting cards, artwork and wood kitchen utensils by Leslie Phillips
• Scarred for Life: leather and metal accessories for women and men by Washington Heights resident Jen Loberg
• Sewing My Best Life by Simone Steeno: hand-sewn zippered fabric pouches and fabric hair scrunchies.
Make your purchases directly with each maker using cash, credit card or other contact free payment choices (varies by each artist).
Washington Heights Artists Front Yard Pop-Up
Wednesday, July 21, 2021 || 4PM-8PM || Free To Attend || Free Parking
The Washington Heights Artists Front Yard Pop-Up is back in 2021! Drop by and support your neighborhood artists and makers at our pop-up in the front yards of homes in the 1700-1800 block of North 52nd Street in Washington Heights Neighborhood of Milwaukee on Wednesday, July 21 from 4PM-8PM. The front yard pop-ups will be located on 52nd Street between Washington Blvd and Vine St in front yards.
OnMilwaukee.com Article about the Washington Heights Artists Front Yard Pop-Up shares our story about how the Front Yard Pop-Ups came to be and where they are going. Read the article here.
Follow the Facebook Event Page Here and Get Previews and Stay Up-to-Date on the Event.
All of us are grateful to have survived 2020 and are thankful for all the shoppers that supported the pop-ups last year. This year is looking better for artists and makers with more events taking place but unfortunately some of the largest area events all of us look forward to and depend on most for our businesses are not yet happening this summer.
Each artist/maker derives part or all of their income from their art by selling it at events, art fairs and street fairs. When you attend the Washington Heights Artists Front Yard Pop-Up you are buying local, buying handmade, buying from people you know, and buying from self-employed micro-business owners who are part of your community.
Make your purchases directly with each maker using cash, credit card or other contact free payment choices (varies by each artist).