UPCOMING
EVENTS
Last Stop Holiday Market
INTRODUCING: Last Stop — a vintage and makers holiday market hosted at Velum Fermentation. Over 20 vendors bringing you vintage, handmade and sustainable gift options. Equipped with taproom, food truck and arcade, Velum is a huge space in the Southside ready to house our amazing vendors for all your last minute holiday shopping for friends and fam.
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MoJo Merry Making Event 2024
Join us at the MoJo for some merry holiday making! Details coming soon.
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Handmade Holiday 2024
Save the date for Wheeling Heritage’s Handmade Holiday!
This one-day event will feature unique and creative handmade goods just in time for the gift-giving season. This marketplace of locally produced craft goods invites you to buy local, shop small and discover one-of-a-kind gifts for the holiday season.
Small Business Saturday 2024
Print your own Small Business Saturday items!
Stop by the Wheeling Artisan Center to customize a tee or tote with a design by Mindi Yarborough. Bring your own light-colored item or purchase one of our secondhand-sourced tees. Totes also available, perfect to fill with your local purchases.
The Last Flower Stand: A Budding Wheeling Student Show
Budding Wheeling is a 7-month agricultural entrepreneurship program for youth aged 13-17. In Budding Wheeling, participants learn business and farming skills, then put these skills to use as they run their own flower farming business.
This Budding Wheeling season has also included the expansion of an arts education program folded into our regular programming. This arts education was formed with an intent to expand on the concept that not only are our flowers a resource, but the time, effort, labor, and voices of our local youth are valuable as well.
The work our students have prepared is the culmination of a season of careful effort to utilize our flowers throughout their entire life cycle - from ephemeral fresh bouquets, morning flower blooms plucked for flower pounding, stems hung and dried for dry flower bouquets, petals ground into spreadable dust, and finally, the pure pigment form of a plant extracted via the lake dyeing process.
See work from the students on display at the Artisan Center Gallery from 11.6.24-12.2.24. Thanks to Wheeling Heritage for hosting us in their space!
