Tree Pittsburgh is excited to announce the return of our Autumn Art and Maker Mart! Vendors from around Pittsburgh will showcase their handmade and vintage wares for sale – perfect for early holiday shopping. The event will also have coffee, tea, baked goods, brunch beverages (alcoholic and n/a) and homemade pierogies available for purchase.

VENDORS INCLUDE:

3D Origami Art Studio creates intricate paper sculptures using modular origami technique, realistic flowers from pipe cleaners, and diamond paintings. Follow them on Etsy and Facebook.

Avenue Cards creates handmade greeting cards, invitations, and custom requests for different occasions, specializing in creating cards in different layouts than your standard greeting card.  They leave most of their cards blank on the inside blank because the true value of a card is what the person gets to write in it.  As the mission of Avenue Cards goes….creating avenues for you to love others one card at a time. Follow them on Instagram and at www.avenuecards.co.

Barker’s Heirlooms – their collection includes original collage art, tea towels, tote bags, & jewelry featuring their art, and hand poured soy candles in vintage teacups. They also upcycle china dishes, bleach dyed apparel, ornaments and bookmarks that utilize upcycled dictionary pages, Follow them on Instagram, Facebook, and at www.barkersheirlooms.com.

China Jones Art makes limited edition and individually hand printed linocut block prints inspired by nature and wildlife.  They enjoy using bold and bright colors and loose organic line work that mimics the imperfections of nature. Follow them on Instagram and at www.chinadoesart.com.

Clay and Hammer creates handmade ceramics items including plates, mugs, bowls, and seasonal items. Follow them on Instagram.

Felipoe Art creates Pittsburgh City scapes paintings and prints, showcasing textures, colors and architectural features around town. Abstract art is also part of the growing collection of prints available on Etsy. Follow Felipoe on Instagram.

General Recycling Improvement Program creates ceramic-like vases, key dishes, and coasters out of all types of plastic collected curbside from neighborhoods. Created by a high school junior, GRIP aims to develop a safe way to sequester plastic and keep it out of landfills as we move toward a plastic-free world.

Honey Rose Pottery loves making planters, luminaries, and other items with a natural look to enhance little moments in life. Visit their website here.

Huffalo creates jewelry by enameling on copper, as well as stamping and etching on a variety of metals. Their offerings also include enameled steel campware, ring dishes, and trays, recycled scrap metal air plant holders, and hammered aluminum can collages on wood. Much of their work is made from scrap metals, student discards, and recycled materials made by hand with all works being one-of-a-kind. Follow them on Instagram, Facebook, and at www.huffalo.net.

KSD Tattoo is a collective of passionate artists dedicated to creating excellent tattoos and giving back to the community. They will be on site offering flash tattoos! Follow them on Instagram and Facebook, at www.ksdtattoo.com, and at their brick and mortar shop in Greenfield.

Mars Design Studio, established by Laura, a deaf artist, is dedicated to creativity and perseverance. The studio specializes in crafting distinctive, all-natural, zero-waste designs, with a particular emphasis on cutting/charcuterie boards and tabletop décor and Christmas ornaments. Mars Design Studio places a high priority on sustainability, showcasing the inherent beauty of natural materials. Follow them on Instagram, Facebook, and at www.marsdesginstudio.com.

Mel Bryan Crafts handmakes functional ceramic vessels and woven baskets. Follow them on Instagram.

Morganite Press makes hand-carved linocut prints and other art. Follow them on Instagram and at www.morganitepress.com

Narwhal Knitwear is a knit and crochet collective. Four young artists aged 12-13 hand make and sell knitwear and crocheted plushies. Items include hats, scarves, headbands, and a cute assortment of animals.

Our Carribean Blue crafts Native American Style beaded earrings, Taino-themed tees and hoodies, and framed quilled art. Visit them at www.ourcarribeanblue.com.

PGH Art Den features matted prints and greeting cards of their paintings of favorite Pittsburgh places. Follow them on Facebook.

Queen of Fronds curates vintage and secondhand vessels like candlestick holders, egg cups, tea sets, and beyond and pair them with a wide variety of live air plant species. I also upcycle botanical art by painting faces on the flowers and fruits and offer prints, framed originals, and stickers. In 2025, 15% of market proceeds will support Dreams of Hope. Follow them on Instagram and their website.

Rankin Jr. Tamburitzan Parent Organization is excited to offer their homemade potato and cheese pierogi on the 9th. RJT has provided youth with instruction in Eastern European music and dance for nearly 70 years.  Pierogi sales help to support the troop’s travel to festivals, host their annual concert, and maintain their costume wardrobe. They will have both frozen and ready-to-eat pierogies for sale.

Re– curates hand-picked vintage fashion, clothing, and accessories … specializing in seasonal pieces that celebrate nature’s intricate beauty through insect brooches, cozy sweaters, and unique finds. Re-focuses on timeless pieces that connect the wearer to the natural world because the true value of vintage lies in the stories these garments continue to tell through each person who wears them.

Rustic Charm Woodworking makes handmade coasters, trays, cutting and charcuterie boards crafted from sustainably sourced woods like walnut, maple, cherry, and oak.

Skybird Artistry works to preserve moments for the love of pets and the respect of nature. For the love of pets, they create custom pet portraits in various sizes and mediums such as ink and charcoal. These can be commissioned or completed on the spot the day of the event using a reference image. They also sew handmade cat toys, pet beds, and bandanas. For the respect of nature, we printmake unique linocut prints that capture the beauty of nature. They offer these as matted prints, printed on recycled clothing and tote bags, plus bookmarks, hats, and bandanas. Follow them on Instagram and their website.

Stevo Mosaics creates light, ready-to-hang mosaic art. Follow them on Instagram and at www.stevosphere.com.

Tree Pittsburgh – you know we’ll have our merchandise on hand for this event! Items include our logo t-shirts printed locally by Commonwealth Press, recycled cotton tote bag designed by Randie Snow, and botanical note cards drawn by Tree Pittsburgh’s own Mr. Joe and printed by Trust Franklin on the South Side. Make sure you’re following us on Instagram and Facebook and preview our collection here.

Vital Sips Coffee Truck believes “we are Vital to our community” and because of this they donate a portions of our proceeds to local charities each quarter, buy our products and supplies from small local businesses and donate their used grounds to community gardens. Follow them on Facebook and Instagram.

Wren and Rita carries a line of handmade bath and body products. We use the highest quality oils and butters and incorporate skin-loving additives such as goat’s milk, aloe vera juice, oats and clays. Our soap is free of harsh detergents and chemicals, and all our products are lightly scented with phthalate-free fragrance oils or essential oils. We primarily use natural colorants, such as clays, indigo, or madder root, but sometimes, we need a pop of color and add skin-safe micas, and the results are magical and fun. Follow them on Instagram, Facebook, and at www.wrenandrita.com.

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Consider carpooling! There will be parking for the event in the Tree Pittsburgh parking lot. Some additional parking will also be available under the 40th Street Bridge in the marked parking spots in the small lot adjacent to Crescent Baths and Kitchens. (Please do not park in their lot which is directly in front of their showroom before 2 PM.)