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 Halloween or early holiday shopping. The event will also have mexican food from La Palapa, coffee, tea, baked goods, and brunch beverages (alcoholic and n/a)!

Follow this event on Facebook here. Consider carpooling! There will be parking for the event in the Tree Pittsburgh parking lot.

VENDORS INCLUDE:

Acre and Alley are a small, sister-run flower and botanical business in Western Pa. They grow flowers in a backyard garden and family farm, creating fresh seasonal arrangement along with dried florals, wreaths, pressed-flower art, and other botanical goods. Follow them on Facebook and Instagram.

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 original linocut prints that are hand carved from a linoleum block, applied with oil based ink and pressed onto cotton rag paper. Their prints start out as drawings, using inspiration they find in nature and incorporating a storytelling element with a touch of whimsy, often depicting various species of birds, botanicals and other wildlife in original sizes that are accessible for the average shopper ranging from 8×10-11×14” as well as greeting cards. 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.

Curiosity Beverage Company is the maker of non-alcoholic canned cocktails and part of the Lucky Sign Spirits company. Visit them on Instagram and at www.luckysignspirits.com.

Endless Imagination creates personalized apparel and accessories through laser and sublimation. Follow them on Instagram.

Frogwix Candle Co. makes small batch, 100 % soy wax candles. Follow them on Facebook and Instagram.

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.

Mel Bryan Crafts handmakes unique ceramic pots, planters, cups, and other vessel, up-cycled and foraged baskets, and jewelry. Follow them on Instagram.

Narwhal Knitwear is a knit and crochet collective featuring three teens who love to knit and crochet. They make hats, scarves, a variety of stuffed animals and more.

Olivendra Leather Goods specializes in handmade leather goods with an aesthetic grounded in versatility, timeless quality, and a neutral palette with color accents. Items include small bags that can be worn on the shoulder, across the body, or around the waist; as well as wallets, keychains, and custom belts. Follow them on Facebook and Instagram.

Pittsearth Handmade creates handcrafted macramé plant pods. Designed and created in Pittsburgh, every piece reflects a commitment to thoughtful craftsmanship and environmentally conscious practices. They specialize in one-of-a-kind plant hangers, carefully hand-knotted using high-quality cord and finished with unique details such as beads and custom dye work. No two pieces are exactly alike—each pod carries its own character, making it a distinctive addition to any home or plant collection. Follow them on Instagram and their website.

Queen of Fronds pairs heirloom-quality vintage and secondhand vessels—vases, candlesticks, sconces, ​and beyond—with live air plants. They also upcycle frames and ​botanical art by painting faces on the florals. Follow them on Instagram and their website.

Root and Stone Jewelry creates contemporary wearable art that brings together the warmth and irregular beauty of natural materials with clean, modern design. Each piece explores the contrast between organic and geometric—richly grained wood, raw textures, and earthy tones are paired with bold bands of color, translucent resin, and unexpected patterns. A variety of different wood types are combined with materials such as crystals, aluminum honeycomb, and luminous layers of resin that catch and reflect the light. Follow them on Instagram, Facebook, and at www.rootandstonejewlery.com.

Seam Ripper Quilts makes quilts and pillows. Machine and hand quilted, from crib to queen size. Natural fibers, often thrifted and re-used materials, and nature-themed. Follow them on Instagram and their website.

Silver Maple Ceramics creates unique, nature-inspired small batch pottery. Follow them on Facebook and Instagram.

Tarot for the Trees – shop your heart out, then treat yourself to a tarot reading! Join us on the deck for insight and inspiration with a personalized reading. All session fees directly support Tree Pittsburgh.

Three River Herbal Arts makes herbal remedies, teas, mystical gifts, and more. Visit them at www.threeriversherbalarts.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.

Under the Tiny Pines Illustration creates prints, bookmarks, stickers, notecards, totes and pouches; small stained glass pieces, and three-dimensional stained glass succulents. Follow them on Instagram and their website.

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.