0The Los Alamos Creative District is accepting applications for exhibitors/vendors from throughout the area to display and sell their work at the White Rock Art and Artisans Market. The market will be held every Sunday from June 10th till October 21, 2012 running from 11am-4pm and is free to the public who attend. The location will be outdoor space at the Hive at 134 State Road 4 in White Rock where about 40 tents and tables can be accommodated. The Hive is close by the parking and shuttle stop for the Bandelier National Monument shuttle which begins in June – all visitors going to Bandelier will be required to use this shuttle. Historically, about 350 cars per day come to Bandelier in the summer season.
If you are interested in selling at the market, the application, terms and conditions and dates along with payment options are available online at http://bit.ly/WRArtistsMarket ... you may also contact Melanie Peña at melanie@losalamos.org or call 661-4807.
The Los Alamos Creative District is a New Mexico’s Arts and Cultural District. The activities of the District are facilitated by Los Alamos Commerce and Development Corporation working with a steering committee made up of people from a broad range of local cultural organizations. The White Rock market will provide vending opportunities to area artists and artisans, new opportunities for tourists and locals to enjoy the creative culture of the area, and will increase commerce in White Rock.
by Market Manager on May 14th, 2012
What’s at market!Thursday 7 am - 1 pm
Plants/ Vegetable starters/ Flowers/ Roses/ Native plants
Painted gourd rattles/ Corn decorations/ Sage animals
Spinach/ Dried Fava beans/ Chile powder red or green
baby onions/ radishes/ lettuce mixes/ jams &jellies
Ungraded Eggs/ Chicken/ stock/ Yak/ Yak knittings
Natural Beef and Pork/ Honey/ fresh herbs/ cheeses/ butter/milk
Baked goods such as:
Personal size pizzas, sticky buns, cookies, coffee cakes,
rolls , grain breads, Hand tossed breads: fruit breads, herb breads,
loaves of breads, tarts, pies, quiche, chicken pot pies, Salad
pin wheels/ chocolate pecan pie/
Also available a sharpening service so bring in knives, blades gardening tools/ lawnmower blades Jim does it all.
Each week more vendors will come to the market to sell their foods/products, so please help us welcome them to the market.
by LACD Coordinator on May 8th, 2012
by Market Manager on May 8th, 2012
Los Alamos Farmers MarketThis Thursday 5/10/12
At the Library Parking lot from 7 to 1pm
What will be at market this week ...
Fresh Milk, Cow Cheeses, Butter, Goat Cheese, Chicken
Fresh Spinach, Mizuna, Greens, Green Onions
Honey, Baby Bok Choi, Arugula, Chard, Lettuce, Radishes, Scones, Hand tossed Breads, Breads, Cookies, Pizza, Coffee Cakes, Fresh Herbs, Pies, tarts, rolls, Quiches, Salads, Pot Pies, Natural Raised Beef and Pork, the Yak will be out this week, Jams, Plants and starts and more each week!
Also, don’t forget to try the market's food booth featuring ingredients from the market.
by LACD Coordinator on May 7th, 2012
The Los Alamos Creative District, New Mexico Arts, the UNM-LA Small Business Development Center, and WESST are teaming up to offer artists a free workshop on Thursday, May 24th beginning at 10 am at the Hive, 134 State Road 4 in White Rock. The workshop is titled "Business Skills for Artists & Art Organizations". Click here for complete information and a link to register.
by LACD Coordinator on May 2nd, 2012
The Los Alamos Creative District has selected a variety of area artists to represent Los Alamos culture at the 100 for 100 art fair as part of downtown Albuquerque's Summerfest event on June 16th.Participating artists are:
David Trujillo
Kathi Parker
Sarah Jane Maynard
Debra Rae Steinman
Erik Fender
Michelle Tsosie Sisneros
Karlene Rosera Maskaly
Nancy O'Rourke
Marilyn Lisowski (a necklace by Marilyn is pictured to the left)
In addition, the Los Alamos Creative District will host a booth inviting people to learn about and visit Los Alamos and its many attractions and events.
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