Tran for Two and Harvey Park Farmers Market invite you to the first annual Loretto Heights Holiday Makers Market!
Sunday, December 13, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Commún at Loretto Heights, 2995 S Pancratia St, Denver, CO 80236
25+ local artists, makers and vintage sellers
Music by Local Lovers
Free admission | Free, limited parking
This year, skip the mall and do your holiday shopping inside a Denver landmark.
Meet the makers
After Hours Ceramics · Anthony Camera Photography · Bread & Bloom · Colorado Cocoa Pod · Commún Makers · Cultura Chocolate · Flower Shield Creations · Goodluck Handmade · Harvey Park Flowers · Joshua Wills · Katherine Chow · Katie Taft Art · kimhauceramics · Lavender Rising Ceramics · Mischief Made by Lily · Moffee Coffee and Matcha · Nabo Bakehouse · Plank & Pearl Vintage · Supershrimp · Teahee® …and more to be announced!
Shop inside a piece of Denver history
The market takes place in the Loretto Heights Administration Building, the bell tower you've seen standing over Southwest Denver from its hilltop since 1891. The Sisters of Loretto built it as a school for girls, and Denver architect Frank Edbrooke designed it. For more than a century it welcomed generations of students, and today it's listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Even the street out front has a story: Pancratia Street is named for Mother Pancratia Bonfils, who led the sisters in founding the school. Now Commún is opening its doors to the community, and this market is a chance to experience the building in a whole new way.
What to expect
You'll find art and prints, jewelry, ceramics, candles, plants, textiles, sweet treats, pantry goods and vintage finds, all handmade or hand-picked by the person behind the table. There's nothing mass-produced here, just one-of-a-kind gifts with a story behind them.
Why it matters
Every purchase goes straight to a local maker, many of them your District 2 and Southwest Denver neighbors. Harvey Park Farmers Market spent the season building a weekly gathering place for Far Southwest Denver, and this market carries that spirit into the holidays: neighbors supporting neighbors, small businesses getting a real boost, and a reason to come together during the busiest time of year. We hope it becomes a Southwest Denver tradition for years to come.
Bring your list, your friends and family, and shop small this holiday season!
Want to help out?
You don't have to sell anything to be part of the day. We'd love volunteers to help with setup, greet shoppers, give vendors a break and keep things running smoothly. Email info@tranfortwo.com to lend a hand.
See you December 13!
Paid for by Tran for Two