Two Crows Market

A new chapter is coming! This will be our last year here in Berea for the shows.

Two Crows, the Storefront.
We are pivoting to opening phase one of the storefront in Louisville at Logan Street Market next year. I will be posting details later.

Two Crows as a storefront will be heavily curated with a.collection of paper goods and stationery-specific items, books, jewelry, pottery, leatherwork, stained glass, apparel, and more. We are pulling from all of our creative communities here in Kentucky first then from Indiana.

Two Crows, the Shows
I wanted a solid five years for us here in Berea. We've lived here a total of 10 years now and, while we love Berea, the growth is elsewhere. We moved my daughter last month and are planning to follow this summer. We will be transitioning to four shows once we're set up and, if at all possible, two-day shows.

We're very excited for the future as we've dreamed of opening a storefront for decades. Our cumulative work experiences have fed into it. We hope you'll join us in making this year a big Berea "send-off"! There will be gift bags for the first 50 people in the door, raffles, and silent auctions at both shows.

Everything in Gratitude
Thank you for being here and for your continued support. We won't be far, only two hours away, so we'll be around. We love you all and hope to be able to spend time with you this year at the shows. Please spread the word!

Brightest blessings,
Ria, Ysa, and Val

We're so blessed to have the lineup we have this year and can't wait to share them with you in ONE WEEK at our 4th Annual Two Crows Winter Pop-up: A Cozy Holiday Shopping Event on Sunday on December 7th from 10-5pm at the 's Hotel Event Center!

Veronica of Flat Bone Press joined us last show and it was great getting to know her and her work. Growing up, Veronica knew she wanted to be two things: a cowgirl and an artist. Her work pulls from these dreams - a long love of horses, nature, bones, and whimsy, inspired by snapshots of life into art.

Incorporating bold lines and bright colors, she often lets the piece lead her to the next steps. Spending several years in the veterinary and financial worlds, Veronica started pursing a full-time art career at the beginning of 2024. Her focus in college was printmaking. Blending the traditional methods of printing with creating unique plates and hand water-colored images, Veronica's work often includes elements of drawing, painting, and carving.

Come see Veronica and what she has in store for this year!