Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Outdoor Season in Here!


Indie Arts & Vintage Marketplace kicks off outdoor season
May 4th at Glendale Towne Center

Join your favorite vendors, food trucks, DJ’s and friends for the kickoff of our 2013 outdoor Indie Arts & Vintage Marketplace Season.  The 2013 outdoor dates are as follows:
May 4th
June 1st                                                  
July 6th
August 3rd
September 2nd
October 5th




The Indie Arts & Vintage Marketplace is Indianapolis’ go to source for everything Vintage & Antique, Artisanal, Re & Upcycled.  If you like Vintage, Modern, Shabby, Chippy, Rustic or Eclectic the Marketplace has something for you, your home or lifestyle. 

Recently named on of “Indy’s Best” by Indianapolis Monthly, the Marketplace is your best resource for adding unique style to your life.  Discover what hundreds of vendors and thousands of customers created during our first year.  Join the cities top style makers at our monthly market and enjoy a great day of discovery, amazing food, local beer at Glendale Towne Center, 62nd and Keystone.  Parking is free and admission is $5 for adults and children under 18 are free.

For vending information, customer questions or requests, please email JonJIndpls@aol.com or LisaRipley65@gmail.com.  

Friday, April 5, 2013

Indie Arts & Vintage Marketplace Welcomes- My Unlimited Vision


We are proud to welcome My Unlimited Vision to the Indie Arts & Vintage Marketplace and their unique take on Steampunk:

1   How long and you been doing shows and what inspires your creativity?

Been doing shows for over thirty years, but designing steampunk the last two years.  My daughter has been my inspiration and taking fragments and creating my unique take on Steampunk and Neo-Victorian has been my motivation.



2    What is your favorite piece currently in inventory?




3.     If you could have dinner with any four people living or dead, and three were Abraham Lincoln, Mother Theresa and Ron Burgundy (portrayed by Will Ferrell), who would fill out the table.

Johnny Depp

4     Is this a mother daughter project?  If so, who does what?

Mom designs (Jill) and Daughter sells(Charlotte)

Be sure to come tomorrow and welcome My Unlimited Vision to the Indie Arts & Vintage Marketplace Family.

Sunday, March 31, 2013

Updated Vendor List for April 6th

Assemblique
(re)fined
29 Palms-The Collector's Oasis
AB Independent Appraisals LTD
Across the Street Antiques
Affair Shake
All Glass Flowers
All My Musings
Almost Gemini
American Amardillo
American Farmscapes
Anastatia's Button Jewelry
Anatomy Vintage
Anna Bella Beads
Antique Helper
Armadillo Studios
B Loves C
Babyswag
Beads To Meet You
Bearmojo
Bittersweet Memories
Bleemelantiques
Blend
Boris Loved Natasha
Brandi Chapman
Brenda Kessler Designs
Brian Mercer
Briar Rose LLC
Brides Revisted
Buckley & Douglas
Bundy Ducks
Butter Beans Antiques
C. Foxx Designs
C'Bella Company
Circa Modern
Color is My Middle Name
Cord & Tassel
Covered Art and Design
Debra Walters
Decorative Design Works
Design by Deb
Dianne Passi
Donnibelle Studio
Doux
Dragonfly Garden
Eastown Antiques
Ella E Modern Vintage
Empty Vase
Fallout Shelter
Fatty Frog Pots
Finer Things
Friends Findings
Frittle Candy
Funkologie
Get Flasky
Get Lathered
Grace & Corazon
Herbs and Clay Pottery
Hundt No More
James Roush
Jan Lee Design
Jen Jen Stitchery
Joanne Hirata
Jojo and Sophia
Jonathon Stigler
Junk Situation
Junkey Monkeys
JunkFx
kelly barton art + design
Keytonic
Kinaloon
Kreative Mindz
L&L Antiques/Collectibles
Las Casas LLC
Le Petit Sufi
Leaping Leopard Antiques
Lilly's Soap Kitchen
Lily in Flux
Lost and Found
Loveworn
Mama Jules Vintage LLC
Mari Leech
Mark Kennedy
Marshall Davis Antiques
Megan Martin Artisan
Millie & Myrtle
Mint Lilly
Moon Forest Studios
Morton Parker
My Unique Furniture
My Unlimited Vision
Nan's Treasures
Nancy Jones
Ohrstrom Photography
Passion Into Mission
Pink Grapefruit Style
Re-Lit
Recyclicious
Reissued
Reloved by Shambora Studios
ReThink
Retro 101
Retro Relics
Retro Revival
retro101
RetroFix
Rick Risser
Rita Jackson Sculptor
River Middaugh Designs
Ruffled Feathers
Rust2Bling
Sal Palmer
Sayger Antiques
Second Chance Chic
Shannon Moody
Sherry Pisockyj
Sherry's New Beginnings
Simple Perfections
Simply Refinished
Specifically Random
Spoonelicious
STC Finds
Stevie Sputnik Vintage Cool
Sue's Attic
T.J. Phillips
Ted Lyons
Textilian
The Garden Gate
The Inventorialist
The Rose Room
The Tao of Restoration
True North Interior Design
Unique Chic
Urban Farmhouse
Vardagen
Vintage Chic
Vintage Jewels
Vintageliz
Virginia Eckert
Walter Myers Modern
Weathered Willow
West Drenthe Antiques & Collectibles
Wood Be Memories

Sunday, March 17, 2013

Championship Weekend

For all those who love thing Artisanal, Vintage & Antique, Re & Upcycled and anything really cool, the weekend of April 6th & 7th marks your very own Championship Weekend.  The Indiana State Fairgrounds will be hosting two amazing events, our very own Indie Arts & Vintage Marketplace and the Indiana Artisans Marketplace.  The Indie Arts & Vintage Marketplace will be held in the Agriculture/Horticulture Building on Saturday, April 6th from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and feature over 200 spaces of amazing vintage goodness.  Here are the details on the Indiana Artisans Marketplace from their own website:


Only once a year, the Indiana Artisan Marketplace brings together a majority of Indiana Artisans so you can talk with the state’s highest-quality artisans in one place, as well as taste their foods, see their exceptional talent and abilities and buy their work.
The Marketplace is at the Expo Hall at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. This year, doors will be open Saturday, April 6 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday, April 7 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.  Want to get in early, when the artisans have all of their one-of-a-kind work available for sale?  This year, join us for “A Taste of Indiana Artisan Marketplace” preview party.  Friday, April 5, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. all the food Artisans will provide samples, four wineries will pair their best with cheeses from Traders Point Creamery, and a trio from the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra will provide lively music to entertain as you roam the Expo Hall.  There’s more, and the details and tickets are here.
Are you a designer, architect, or owner/manager of a retail store interested in carrying Indiana Artisan work? The Marketplace hosts an invitation-only “Trade Day” just for you, on Friday, April 5. Click here to register.
Artists from the juried Kentucky Crafted program, and foodists from Kentucky Proud, join Indiana Artisans at this event each year. The 2013 Marketplace also will feature artists from the juried “By Missouri Hands” program, another statewide organization that recognizes exemplary artists.
More than 150artisans will participate in the 2013 Marketplace, and guests are invited at the 2012 ticket price. Admission will again be $10 for all visitors, and tickets are available at the door.
The Indiana Artisan Marketplace is a chance to buy one-of-a-kind artwork and foods directly from the artisans who make it. It also provides opportunity to meet the artisans and to share their stories. Visitors will be able to watch artisans create artwork, cultivate relationships with their favorite artisans and celebrate exceptional talent and creativity. In addition to browsing the booths, visitors again will enjoy Indiana music, live art and craft demonstration and food and drink tasting.
The work of nearly 250 artisans in more than 50 Indiana counties has been juried and is part of the Indiana Artisan brand. An Indiana Artisan is a Hoosier recognized for careful attention to detail, knowledge of a craft and an entrepreneurial spirit. His or her talent contributes to Indiana’s reputation for quality work, and the Indiana Artisan brand includes paintings, woodwork, wine, jewelry, weaving and fiber art, specialty cheeses, glass, pottery, fudge, chocolates, popcorn, and more.
These two shows will feature over 350 vendors at the top of their games.  Be sure to plan ahead to attend both shows- you won't be disappointed.


Sunday, February 24, 2013

March 9th show details!

Indie Arts & Vintage Marketplace- March 9th at the Fountains in Carmel.
Hours- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Address- 502 E Carmel Drive, Carmel, IN 46032
Admission $5
Parking Free
The Indie Arts & Vintage Marketplace will feature over 130 spaces of Vintage, Artisanal, Antique, Re & Up-cycled and unique furnishing for your home and lifestyle.  Put a vintage twist on your modern life.

Thursday, February 21, 2013

Mark your calendar for April 6th.

April Show Announcement---We are writing to announce our plans for the April version of the Indie Arts & Vintage Marketplace. The weather is still too iffy in April to contemplate an outdoor show, and the Fountains in Carmel could not provide a suitable date as the prom and wedding seasons begin to fill their facility. We had almost made the decision not to have an April show, but then an amazingopportunity presented itself. We reached out to the fine people who promote the Indiana Artisans Marketplace, which is a prestigious, juried and by invitation only show celebrating the artistic and crafted creations of Indiana & Kentucky Artisans and Foodists. The discussions were fruitful and we are proud to announce that the Indie Arts & Vintage Marketplace will be held at the Indiana State Fairgrounds, Agriculture/Horticulture Building on April 6th. The two shows will feature over 300 exhibitors and is sure to become an important date for all those who love Vintage, Artisanal, Antique, Locally Crafted.

Thursday, January 24, 2013



 

She’s driven 12, 076 Miles to Do The Indie Arts &Vintage Marketplace??? Really!
Amazing.  That’s the number of miles Annie Kruse de Jongh, of Grace and Corazon, has driven be part of the Indie Arts & Vintage Marketplace and The Vintage Marketplace in Nashville and Springfield. Over the past year and a half she’s driven from her home in Wisconsin to all but one of our shows.  That’s more than the distance from Indianapolis to Timbuktu…and back again.  Heck, That’s half way around the world!  So you have to ask yourself, “Is Carmel, Indiana really too far to drive for a chance to score a pair of her ‘Flippin’Boots’?”  I don’t think so and, neither will you when you check out her booth at our show this weekend.
Annie’s becoming pretty famous for her line of “Flippin’ Boots” which, she debuted at last summer’s Indie Arts & Vintage Marketplace. She knew she was onto something when she sold the last pair she’d brought, right off her feet. Not to worry, she’s created plenty more and she’s bringing them to the IAVM this weekend.  Check out her Facebook page to see how she transforms vintage western boots into fashion forward footwear. Or better yet, visit her in person and take home pair of your own. You won’t be able to resist. Be sure to watch your local newsstand for the latest edition of Altered Couture which features an article about Annie and her boots entitled, “Saving Old Soles, One Boot at a Time”.  (Great title, wish I’d thought of it). 
Annie’s artistry isn’t limited to her Flippin’ Boots.  She also creates a popular line boot cuffs and now she’s making cowhide boot covers, which she says will work with any pair of boots you wear to the show this weekend.
Foremost, however, she’s known for her beautiful line of jewelry featuring sacred motifs.  It’s inspired.  She handcrafts each piece incorporating leathers, metals, semi precious stones and repurposed charms and medallions.  Each piece is a unique work of art.
All of us with the Indie Arts & Vintage Marketplace would like to thank Annie for her continued support and all of those many mile she’s driven.