Handmade Market
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2021 Creatives
Kopermoon Original Abstract Art and Hand Crafted Jewelry
Tumbleweed Studio handmade pottery for daily rituals
Sounds of Silver silver and gold hoop earrings, studs, necklaces
Zinc Metal Art
Jami Lunde Vintage Finds
Collective Geekery mixed media, uniquely dimensional art made with reclaimed material
Quenivere’s Design blacksmith forged garden items & fire tools
Fern Spike Art illustrations
Flower Gypsy floral and global inspired gifts
Lake Hollow Homestead garlic salts and Root Shoot local wheat flour
FishFam Alpacas
Kompass Apparel outdoor inspired clothing by Kynsi Saye
Aer-o Studio
Woven in Wild macrame, jewelry, home decor
Lovely Lumber new and reclaimed handcrafted furniture and home goods
Gypsy Soul Soap – soaps, bath salts and bath bombs
Steff’s Creations – handcrafted greeting cards
Artisans reach out to info@citystarbrewing.com to join this list!
… and don’t forget to shop next door at Wishful Living and Pantry! wishfulliving.com
Thank you for your support of these great NoCo businesses!



Free flap jacks, classic cars, breakfast beers, rockabilly, contests and small town love…
A bit of flap jack history courtesy of the Berthoud Historical Society… from 1948 to 1958 the local Lions Club and Chamber of Commerce hosted a Flap Jack Day in Berthoud Town Park that drew hordes of people to “The Garden Spot.” On the first Flap Jack Day (1948) an estimated 1,000 persons descended on Berthoud to devour 5,000 free pancakes. By 1949, The Berthoud Bulletin announced that 3,700 visitors from 21 states downed a whopping 7,400 flap jacks. Over its eleven-year span, Flap Jack Day grew to include the crowning of a Flap Jack Queen, spike-driving, swimming and diving contests, a baton twirling competition, pet-and-doll parades, a pig catching scramble, a tractor driving challenge. The last Flap Jack Day was held in 1959 when the Chamber of Commerce decided to cancel the event due to the high cost of hosting such a spectacle.






