This is AWESOME! Such a great variety of local businesses and artisans! I am so excited to finish…read moremy holiday shopping here today! Let's break it down: 1 - for the awesome vendors! 2 - for the fabulous displays and products! 3 - for the concept! 4 - for supporting local businesses! 5 - just because it deserves it! I have to come back for several of the other markets they have throughout the year!

I attended this market in the past and returned this year only to find unbelievable junk that was…read moreoverpriced. It was horrible. Only a very few talented crafts people. Sticking tassels on a throw pillow and asking $95 is outrageous. Hanging plastic flowers/leaves on a string from a branch is not art. nor is gluing appliqués to a worn sweatshirt or jacket. Overpriced pottery and jewelry and way too many jewelry vendors! I will not return next year and neither should you.

Um...what? rather disappointed because I took an Uber based on the Happy photos that I saw and…read moresadly evidently this Friday night bizarre does not happen every Friday, but there wasn't any information online to state, but the criteria would've been. Anyway, there are other restaurants and bars around the area just not the Friday night bazaar.

Such a cool experience! Thank to Yelp and Megan R for a great night. We sampled amazing wines and…read morebeers from Alpine Dog, Zuni St. Brewing and Sutcliffe Winery - we will be visiting all three soon! Also loved the layout of the event - not too crowded and drink vendors spaced appropriately - like around every corner. The bazaar vendors - also really cool, nothing pushy just people happy to talk with you and share their passions. We had a great time and loved stopping to watch the live music and dancing. Well done! This will be on our annual holiday event list. Love that I can visit again next Friday and the Friday after and enjoy a few new vendors along with the staples. We were stuffed today when we arrived but may sample the yummy food truck assortment next time!

An easy breakdown of my thoughts: -Loved the size…read more-It looks like there's one vendor who is sprinkled throughout a third of the store -Pricing of the items in most of the booths was on the expensive side but still within value range -a great location on an artsy street. You can make a little jaunt out of it.

Amazing antique mall with lots of treasures! It is always different with lots of variety. Will…read moredefinitely be back.

Oh my goodness! This place is gem upon gem. I don't really even know where to begin. I walked in…read morelooking for a table and walked out with an ice bucket and a yearning for a time when women wore fancy hats (minus the patriarchy of the time, you know?) Whatever you're looking for is probably here, plus some things you didn't know you needed. Despite the floor being jam-packed with stuff everyone was respectful about masks and keeping a safe distance, so it was not only fun but felt like a low risk activity. I will definitely be back!

When I think of a co-op, I envision many different vendors; items, prices and styles wildly varied…read more However this facility had an undertone of 70's with a few alternative culture items thrown in. I was hoping for a larger store with more variety.

The sugar plum bazaar was so fun! It was kind of small, but the vendors were awesome! There was a…read moregood variety of clothing, food, jewelry, and crafts vendors. They didn't have any alcohol vendors though. Also the parking was kind of expensive at $7. We got a lot of good stuff and the people were really friendly. The stockyard event center was hard to find though and we did get lost. I liked the venue, but it did seem far out. Overall, it was an awesome bazaar and wasn't as crowded as other bazaars we've been to which we appreciated. We will be back next year for holiday shopping.

Great selection of hand made crafts…read more Terrible parking, super crowded. Better if you can get dropped off, perhaps ride a bike? The booths are very close together and set up in such away that you can get trapped in a booth and almost not be able to get out. There are 3 floors of booths and they seems to get repeat vendors which can be good as well as bad. There are lots of baby type stuff, a fella that makes terrariums out of weird house hold objects, evoo gift sets (woot), the glass jewlery gal, the bird on a stick (meh), the go green booth that had all kinds of thing made out of old yoga mats and fire hoses - cool, and much much more.

I love this little place! It's connected to A Creative Corner which has crafts and coffee (just…read moredrip, not cappuccino). They are all such lovely women who can tell you about the history of the buildings and classic Westy. The kind of places we really need to support as Denver gentrifies and all the interesting places get torn down. It's a fun little consignment shop and has some classic jewelry. Check it out.

If you are in the neighborhood, do yourself a favor and stop in and meet Bev Capra. She is the…read moreproprietor of this little shop in the old Westminster town center. The store offers beautiful water color paintings created by Bev. They are well done and very affordable. There is also an eclectic selection of antiques , collectibles, and jewelry. This is a small shop with a surprising array of items packed into every corner. The offerings are only surpassed by the warmth and charm of Bev herself. She has been a fixture in the community for a long time, and a pleasure to have spent a some time with.

Killer (Bluegrass) music (and jazz bands!) + Amazing local…read moreartistry + $7 entry fee that goes back to the community + Unique mobile fashion trucks + Tent covered seating areas to eat, drink or watch the band + Recycling/compostable trash cans + The nicest people (vendors and residents!) + Local brews (from all over Colorado!) + Food trucks serving up a wide range of eats + Gorgeous murals that line the streets ___________________________________________________ What a WONDERFUL way to spend a Saturday! After hearing the hype on this little festival, the hubs and I ventured to Downtown Littleton to check it out! So glad we did! This festival did not disappoint! :)

It has been a season of fests for me. So naturally this past Saturday I finally made my way to…read moreTheBigWonderful's Fourth Annual Oktobergrass! What a fun event! With tons of food trucks, local vendors, breweries, and live bluegrass - it was not to be missed. I opted to pick up the beerfest ticket to go with my admission. This installment of Oktobergrass scattered the breweries present throughout the market. I actually liked this more than I anticipated. It made it much easier to meander and browse the vendors; while refilling my commemorative taster glass along the way. Love it! The breweries present included names like: Breckenridge Brewery, 14er Brewing Company, Cerebral Brewing Company, Aspen Brewing Company, and Oscar Blues Brewing - to name a few. The breweries even had a few special tappings for 4 pm! Tons of different vendors were present. Clothes, accessories, pet products, food, and so much more! I had a so much fun browsing the booths. I almost left with some great creative art pieces from Two little Fruits, a succulent, a fanny-pack from B Fresh (it was so retro and awesome), and some clever cozy shirts. I had to dial back my excitement; mostly for my wallets sake. Ha! Some of the best food trucks were present to help satisfy those hungry tummies. I chose to nosh on some tasty eats from Little India. Seriously one of my favorite Indian food trucks! Their chicken tikka masala is the BEST! There were other trucks serving up tacos, hots dogs, arepas, and many more! Live music was provided my Coal Town Reunion during my visit. They were awesome! The space in front of the stage was set up to dance, play some cornhole, giant jenga, or just kick back and take it all in. There was a large bar set up serving various Modelo products or a specialty Moscow Mule made with GB Picketts ginger beer syrups. Seriously amazing. They even have a spicy ginger beer. So good! Thanks Yelp Denver for the ticket hook-up and thanks to TheBigWonderful for a great way to spend my Saturday afternoon!!

Lots to see, lots to buy!…read more I loved the food truck park in the back!! Free 4-pk LED lightbulbs upon leaving!

A fun and well-organized market, per usual. It is definitely more of a craft and local product…read moremarket then a flea market, which I do think confused people who haven't been. That being said, I don't think anyone in Denver hasn't been based on how crowded it was when we went Saturday afternoon! We had a nice hour wandering and testing/ purchasing what we could afford. The prices on items have seriously gone up since previous years -- like $25 baby onesies and $88 knit leg warmers? Adding up those prices and the new general admission fee, I wonder if the organizers picked a space that cost more and then that tricked down to the vendor fees. All the same, it's a good eye candy time on a cold Saturday afternoon! My only real complaint was the noise. The combo of the heating fans and what seemed like an overly loud band in the back made the last few rows unbearable for walking around. The interesting but echoing location might be better left music-less.