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Summer Market

  • 2000 Bellamah Ave NW Albuquerque NM USA (map)

Celebrate the start of summer at the Summer Market, hosted by Gallery Hózhó, XoL Original, and Lost Cultures Tea Bar. Enjoy live artist demonstrations, local artisan pop-ups, refreshing drinks, games, and a lively afternoon of art, creativity, and community. Featuring glass blowing demonstrations by Ira Lujan and Russell Frye, sculpting demonstration by Mark Feldman, local artisan pop-up vendors, and interactive games and summer festivities

Xol Original, a nonprofit centered on handcrafted footwear, lifestyle goods, and the arts, is dedicated to preserving and celebrating traditional craftsmanship through contemporary design. Our flagship store is located at the Shops at Hotel Chaco, alongside Gallery Hózhó.

Lost Cultures Tea Bar offers non-alcoholic teas and tonics with a focus on single-origin teas, kombucha, botanical mocktails, and fermentation-driven beverages. Blending global tea traditions with culinary techniques and intentional hospitality, they create a relaxed, inclusive space for connection, creativity, and mindful socializing.

Local Artisans:

Marina Hartwig creates playful, one-of-a-kind jewelry using polymer clay, resin, acrylic, and hypoallergenic findings, combining bold colors and whimsical shapes into wearable art.

After discovering how many harmful ingredients hide in everyday beauty products, Kelsey Norris founded Global Apothecary to create clean, globally inspired skincare rooted in traditional ingredients and rituals. Stop by for samples and specially priced gifts.

Andrea Platero, founder/owner of Andrea’s Catering and Baking Services, will be offering an irresistible selection of freshly homemade baked goods. Known for exceptional quality and authentic flavor, Andrea has earned recognition across the Navajo Nation as one of the top five preferred catering services for large-scale events.

Multidisciplinary artist Shandiin Sunrise of Make it Beautiful Designs brings her jewelry inspired by the rhythmic creative processes rooted in her heritage to bridge cultural gaps through floral arranging, visual media, and community organizing.

SUMMER MARKET

Come have some fun in the Sun!

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