Cheyenne market to add botanical flair to holiday season
Cheyenne is a community that boasts many talented artisans, and this holiday season, they will be sharing their creative flair with local shoppers on the hunt for the perfect holiday gift.
A wide selection of artists and craftspeople from in and around Cheyenne have already reserved their table for the Heirlooms and Blooms Holiday Market, and members of the public who take advantage of the opportunity may just find that they finish their gift buying ahead of the crowd. It is free to enter the sale, and since it will be held in the Botanic Gardens, it will also offer a touch of summer warmth.
During the two-day event, the public can find many unique ideas that can be just right for even the hardest person they have to buy for. Art, jewelry, handmade soaps, and photography will all be represented, and the plant lovers in the crowd can purchase a terrarium and botanical holiday decor.
This will be the third year that the Heirlooms and Bloom Holiday Market has been open for the public, and its organizers are looking forward to another successful season. A logo design for this sort of recurring event can help to raise public awareness about the activity, and it can be added to any promotional products used to market the function.
Cheyenne Botanic Gardens will be hosting this annual pop-up makers’ market this weekend, November 30 and December 1. The venue is located at 710 South Lions Park Drive.
A wide selection of artists and craftspeople from in and around Cheyenne have already reserved their table for the Heirlooms and Blooms Holiday Market, and members of the public who take advantage of the opportunity may just find that they finish their gift buying ahead of the crowd. It is free to enter the sale, and since it will be held in the Botanic Gardens, it will also offer a touch of summer warmth.
During the two-day event, the public can find many unique ideas that can be just right for even the hardest person they have to buy for. Art, jewelry, handmade soaps, and photography will all be represented, and the plant lovers in the crowd can purchase a terrarium and botanical holiday decor.
This will be the third year that the Heirlooms and Bloom Holiday Market has been open for the public, and its organizers are looking forward to another successful season. A logo design for this sort of recurring event can help to raise public awareness about the activity, and it can be added to any promotional products used to market the function.
Cheyenne Botanic Gardens will be hosting this annual pop-up makers’ market this weekend, November 30 and December 1. The venue is located at 710 South Lions Park Drive.