Boulder Jewish Festival

Terri Miro creates unique leather goods with vintage and Judaica jewelry.

Natural fiber clothing, jewelry, and textiles that are 100% hand dyed with plants, many grown in the dye gardens and wild harvested here on our land. Local, slow fashion, botanically dyed by fiber artist and designer Ora Levi.

Beautifully Jewish celebrates and enriches Jewish life through art, creativity, and connection.

Sara Goldenberg White, founder of SGW Textile Art, is a maker and teacher. She creates one-of-a-kind hand-woven and stitched works. She moves between functional and decorative works, always striving to create innovative and engaging textiles.

Risa and Annie Aqua create whimsical watercolor art using Jewish texts and images of Colorado's mountains, trees and flowers. Between them, they have made hundreds of ketubot for couples all over the country.

Green Judaica was founded by Jared Green. Based in Boulder, CO, his journey began with a simple idea: to make cherished Jewish ritual objects even more special. Starting Green Judaica was a passion project for Jared; one to create works of art that were not just practical, but also carry deep meaning, adding significance to tradition.

BGOLDglass offers custom wedding smash glass packages and ritual Judaica.

Beit Dvash meaning "House of Honey" offers hands on educational memberships, classes, and events for friends of all ages and ability levels. If you are interested in learning the art of beekeeping, you've come to the right place. We sell raw local honey, beeswax candles and host apiary tours and beekeeping experiences in beautiful Lafayette, CO.

Handmade botanical ceramics using local foliage and wildflowers. Each piece of ceramics is completely unique and varies depending on the season.

Mitten Lowe is a medicine woman, biologist, and clinical herbalist devoted to the art of food as medicine and the healing power of plants. Raised in kitchens and gardens, guided by ancestral wisdom and earth-based science, she supports people in reconnecting with their bodies, the land, and what truly nourishes them. She is the founder of Journey to Wellness in Boulder, Colorado.

Shari Rogoff Moraga of Leo's Dry Goods refers to her pieces as "illustrations in thread." Each one is embroidered using free motion embroidery, so no two are exactly alike as there is no programmable machine used. The sewing machine is her "drawing tool." Her work is sold at the Jewish Museum of New York.

Hand-embroidered Jewish embroidery.

Where fun meets art! Face painting for kids and adults!

Our mission, along with providing quality fairy hair service, is to invite our clients to wander, discover, and support our local community stores.

Spoon Circus spreads the joy of circus arts to all, creating playful, inclusive spaces where creativity thrives, confidence grows, and communities connect.