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The Hunt Market: Curated Vintage by Women Makers

The Hunt gathers Huntsville’s finest women makers, vintage curators, and community partners for a vibrant market at Back Forty Beer Company on Sunday, October 19. Explore a thoughtfully curated selection of vintage treasures, handmade jewelry, ceramics, textiles, soaps, and other tactile goods while local food and Back Forty’s beer menu keep you fueled. Enjoy live music, linger between stalls, and meet adoptable pets brought by the Greater Huntsville Humane Society; a perfect afternoon to shop small, discover one‑of‑a‑kind finds, and support local creators.

What to expect

Welcoming, browse‑friendly vendor floor: A relaxed layout of stalls showcasing handmade jewelry, ceramics, textiles, candles, soaps, vintage apparel, homewares, original art, and tactile curios perfect for gifting or collecting.

Live soundtrack and maker moments: Night L!fe presents DJ Phantazii to open the market followed by Moondance; catch a special pop‑up booth from Agape Lysian for in‑person maker chats and quick demos.

Food and drink on site: Back Forty’s rotating beer lineup and full food menu keep you refreshed; grab a bite or a flight and linger between tables without missing a thing.

Adoption pop‑up and resale partners: The Greater Huntsville Humane Society will bring adoptable pets alongside curated finds from Three Tails Resale; meet furry friends, learn about adoption, and support animal welfare while you shop.

Shopper tips: Bring a tote for treasures, small bills for quick vendor sales, and arrive early for the best vintage picks and one‑of‑a‑kind pieces.

Community vibe: Expect friendly vendor interactions, maker stories, and a supportive atmosphere that celebrates women‑owned businesses and local creativity.

Featured vendors

Blushing Books: curated reads and literary gifts for cozy nights.

BunBunsBeads: hand‑strung jewelry and playful beadwork.

Cinder Studios: original art and small batch ceramics.

Civil Crafts Co: modern homewares with thoughtful design.

Daffodil Daydream Designs: whimsical accessories and paper goods.

Della Pella Designs: hand‑crafted jewelry with elegant details.

EverythingECreations: mixed‑media crafts and unique giftables.

Fauna & Film Polaroid Portraits: instant portrait keepsakes and nostalgic prints.

GirlsRule.TN: bold statement pieces and fun apparel.

J‑Toons Caricatures: live caricature sketches and playful portraits.

Link’d by Madilyn: layered chains, personalized charm pieces.

Mattie Blu Vintage: curated vintage clothing and retro finds.

Mojana Soaps: small‑batch artisanal soaps and apothecary treats.

Nessa Smiles: handcrafted accessories with bright, joyful flair.

Opal & Grace: delicate jewelry and heirloom‑inspired pieces.

Rave Sake Studios: colorful prints, pins, and pop culture art.

Salvage Garden: upcycled home goods and botanical curios.

Shulley Studio: textured textiles and wearable art.

Southern Clay by Ejide: studio pottery with Southern soul.

Sweet Cravings by Lexie: freshly baked treats and sweet gifts.

Taylor Fiber Arts: woven goods and cozy fiber pieces.

The Kitschy Kloset: retro jewelry and quirky accessories.

The Lazy Plant Lady Vintage: plant‑forward vintage decor and greenery finds.

Whispering Leaf: natural home fragrances and herb‑based goods.

Wilde Vintage: curated vintage jewelry and statement pieces.

Wistful Wearables: ethereal clothing and soft silhouettes.

Yala Avenue: modern accessories and locally made staples.

And more: expect surprise makers and last‑minute delights.

Practical details

Date & time: Sunday, October 19; plan for daytime browsing and music through the afternoon.

Location: Back Forty Beer Company, 3254 Leeman Ferry Rd SW, Huntsville, AL 35801.

Entry & parking: Arrive early for easier parking and first pick of vintage treasures; follow onsite signage and staff directions for overflow parking.

Payment: Bring cash and card; many makers accept both; smaller bills speed purchases and make tipping easier.

What to bring: A sturdy tote or reusable bag for finds, a water bottle, and a phone charger for photos and contactless payments.

Shopping strategy: Arrive early for the best vintage selections, circle the floor once before buying, and flag favorites to compare later.

Food & drink breaks: Plan pauses to sample Back Forty’s food and craft beer flights between stalls so you can shop refreshed.

Vendor etiquette: Ask before photographing products or makers, inquire about custom orders and care/return policies, and handle vintage items gently.

Accessibility & comfort: Look for seating areas to rest, move slowly through crowded aisles, and ask vendors for help lifting or packing bulky items.

Pet adoption note: The Greater Huntsville Humane Society will be onsite with adoptable animals; please follow their guidance and respect animal-handling rules.

Community and connection

The Hunt spotlights women‑led creativity and local commerce, offering a chance to discover one‑of‑a‑kind gifts, support independent makers, and build connection over live music and Back Forty’s craft pours. Shop thoughtfully, meet the hands and stories behind each piece, adopt or meet furry friends from the Greater Huntsville Humane Society, or simply linger and soak up the market vibe; every purchase and conversation directly sustains local artists, small businesses, and the creative economy that keeps our community vibrant.

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