14 Jul A few vendors that you might see at this Saturday’s market

The Seattle Square is blogging about the type of vendors that have already signed up for the market this Saturday. I’m including a short summary here, but go over to their blog to check out longer write-ups and more pictures. It’s not good for my wallet to have so many amazing vendors located just 1 block from where I live!

And don’t forget that the first 200 people to the market get a free swag bag (silk-screened live by Zone4) with DRY soda, gift certificates to FX McRory’s, free passes to Trinity Nightclub and more!

(p.s. please excuse the lack of normal posts on this blog — I’m one of the volunteer organizers for this market and have lost whatever free time I used to have for regular blog posts!)

Parfait Organic Ice Cream

One of the vendors that we’re really excited about for the market is Parfait Organic Ice Cream. When I first called Adria to see if they were interested in a market in Pioneer Square to help revitalize the area, there was no hesitation — she signed on for every single Saturday! I’m telling you — if you only come to this market to try Parfait — it is totally worth it! It was hands down the best ice cream I have ever had.

Slide Sideways

Scott and Jacqui are the creators and owners of Slide Sideways, a company that they started because of their shared love of “making beautiful things.”

One of the great things about their business is that all of their illustrations and designs are one of a kind.

Glam Spoon

The first thing that caught my eye about Glam Spoon’s application was when she listed her website. She didn’t just list her website, she added “bohemian chic for women with tenacity.”

And a woman with tenacity is just how I would describe the owner – Tina. She is full of energy and you can tell that she’s really passionate about what she does.

Urban Farm Naturals

UFN is a family-owned and-operated bath & body company based out of Arlington, Washington. They create and develop all of their products from scratch. And, they even mix, measure, and make everything the old-fashioned way. And they just keep getting cooler: many of the herbs and flowers that go into their products are grown in their very own backyard.