at Taproot Market
49 Fox Street, Portland, ME

Enjoy local maker pop-ups at Taproot Market throughout the season, alongside our collection of handmade gifts & goods.

LooHoo Wool Dryer Balls ~ Meet Cyndi Prince, the founder of LooHoo. Just before her son was born, she learned that most dryer sheets contain toxic chemicals that are especially harmful to babies and children. After searching for a healthier alternative to naturally soften their laundry, she created LooHoo Wool Dryer Balls, a reusable, energy-saving alternative to dryer sheets. LooHoo has been featured in O Magazine, Oprah Daily, PEOPLE and InStyle for being a smart and health eco-conscious swap for household staples.

at Taproot Market
49 Fox Street, Portland, ME

Enjoy local maker pop-ups at Taproot Market throughout the season, alongside our collection of handmade gifts & goods.

Liana Kelley Fiber Art ~ A local maker creating beautiful and colorful macrame plant hangers, wall pieces and more to adorn your home.

at Waterford Inne
258 Chadbourne Road, Waterford, ME

Join us this Sunday at Waterford Inne for a Winter Market! A celebration of local makers ~ from sourdough breads and yummy pastries, to local artworks, handmade goods, and vintage.

at Après
148 Anderson St, Portland, ME

Join us at Après, our neighbors over on Anderson Street, for a fun and informal night of crafting and community. Bring your own craft project and enjoy kicking back and creating in a friendly, welcoming space with fellow local makers. We will be hosting this gathering regularly on the 1st Wednesday of the month. Find us on the patio, weather permitting!  ​

at Taproot Market
49 Fox Street, Portland, ME

Enjoy local maker pop-ups at Taproot Market throughout the season, alongside our collection of handmade gifts & goods.

Claire Loon Baldwin ~ Claire shares, "I'm an illustrator, designer, and story teller inspired by the surreal, intricate beauty of nature. Between 2012 and 2018, I worked in Glacier National Park, North Cascades National Park, Grand Canyon National Park, and the redwoods of northern California. The biodiverse landscapes I explored, and self-discovery I experienced made me the artist I am today. In 2018, I created Grand Canyon National Park's official centennial poster series. Since then, I've worked with clients ranging from environmental education centers to oyster farms. My other creative endeavors include writing and illustrating a Young Adult novel reimagining Thumbelina, and making mushroom-inspired ceramic sculptures. I live in Brunswick, Maine."

Triflorum Designs is a small, woman-owned artistic and ecological design company based in Portland, ME. They specialize in lush garden design, dynamic container plantings, and elegant seasonal florals.

at Taproot Market
49 Fox Street, Portland, ME

Enjoy local maker pop-ups at Taproot Market throughout the season, alongside our collection of handmade gifts & goods.

Think Greene is more then just a name, it is a lifestyle choice. It's mission is to share the love of simple, sustainable living through products made from eco-friendly inks, organic fabrics, repurposed/recycled papers, and compostable packaging. By educating customers on the important role they can play as a consumer, they then have the power to help spread the word of a growing awareness towards an eco-friendly lifestyle.

Nautical Farms is Morgan & Jake, lovers in life and of the natural world. They both grew up in Maine, but their seaweed story starts thousands of miles from the sea. While living in Colorado, they began exploring the power of seaweed which has brought them back to their roots and led to the start of Nautical Farms. The brand is dedicated to bringing you the best of the ocean’s bounty, with a focus on seaweed and its incredible benefits for your health and the health of the planet.​

at Taproot Market
49 Fox Street, Portland, ME

Enjoy local maker pop-ups at Taproot Market throughout the season, alongside our collection of handmade gifts & goods.

Teach Peace Prints is a small, woman-owned business led by Katama Murray, which focuses on printmaking and fiber techniques that utilize natural materials. Founded in 2020, Katama creates handmade products on paper and fabric using a variety of materials and processes, and continues to experiment with techniques while mindfully collaborating with the natural world.

Hearth and Harrow was founded by Casey, an artist, screen printer, outdoor enthusiast, and the happy mama of two energetic little boys. Based in Rockport, Maine, the business specializes in designing and hand-printing organic, nature-inspired textile home goods. All of their products are made with 100% Certified Organic cotton and are safe for you, your family, and the environment!.

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