Cherokee Street restaurants and bars are supporting the Cherokee Street Community Market with 10% nights October 3rd through 5th! Visit the Fortune Teller Bar on Wednesday, October 3rd, Yaquis on Cherokee and the B-Side on Thursday, October 4th, and Earthbound Beer on Friday, October 5th and 10% of your tab will go toward the Cherokee Street Community Market!
Find out more about 10% Night for the Cherokee Street Community Market
Cherokee Street restaurants and bars are supporting the Cherokee Street Community Market with 10% nights October 3rd through 5th! Visit the Fortune Teller Bar on Wednesday, October 3rd, Yaquis on Cherokee and the B-Side on Thursday, October 4th, and Earthbound Beer on Friday, October 5th and 10% of your tab will go toward the Cherokee Street Community Market!
Find out more about 10% Night for the Cherokee Street Community Market
Cherokee Street restaurants and bars are supporting the Cherokee Street Community Market with 10% nights October 3rd through 5th! Visit the Fortune Teller Bar on Wednesday, October 3rd, Yaquis on Cherokee and the B-Side on Thursday, October 4th, and Earthbound Beer on Friday, October 5th and 10% of your tab will go toward the Cherokee Street Community Market!
Find out more about 10% Night for the Cherokee Street Community Market
The Cherokee Street Community Market at Love Bank Park begins Wednesday, May 9th at 4:30pm and will pop up once a month on the second Wednesday through October. The market features fresh produce, hot food, art, and entertainment. Cherokee Street Community Market is more than just a farmers market, it’s a celebration!
Thomas Dunn Learning Center is hosting a “Tis the Season” Winter Artists’ Market and Exhibit on Saturday, December 8th. Entertainment will be provided by Jeanie Bryan Puppets’ Monster Magic.
Satisfy your sweet tooth and get your ethical shopping on with Expedition Subsahara at Whisk! A popup shop will be held Sunday, December 9th at Whisk: a Sustainable Bakeshop. Whether you’re in the market for handwoven, colorful Senegalese baskets, beaded or cloth jewelry, clutches, place mats, or a holiday gift for a loved one, you’ll have no trouble finding something unique and special. In addition to handmade fashion and home goods, visitors can treat themselves to decadent baked goods, created fresh with locally-sourced ingredients. A portion of proceeds from all sales through Expedition Subsahara will help build a school in Senegal.
Get some last minute shopping done at Gooseberries! Shop small and local this holiday season. Several vendors will be selling everything from art to soap to jewelry, and of course snacks! Visit the Facebook event page for more details.
Put off your holiday shopping? No problem! STL-Style will be staying open late on Saturday, December 22nd and hosting three great Cherokee-based vendors. The event will also double as an informal holiday party, which means there will be some drinks available too. Come say hi, finish your Christmas shopping (even if it’s for yourself), and hang with Frankie and the rest of the Stylehouse crew.
Artists, bakers, makers, and more! Red Guitar Bread hosts jewelers, ceramicists, visual artists, candle makers, homemade dog treats, bread, and of course, cookies and sweet treats. Tons of gifts for our fellow procrastinators, and drinks from San Loo to make the shopping more fun!
Strange Folk Festival presents a traveling pop-up boutique and hands-on experience at Urban Eats! This event is free and kid-friendly.
