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Pamela of Dowdy Studio set up shop at Urban Street Bazaar.

Artisans from all over North Texas converged on a parking lot between Seventh and West Davis streets for Urban Street Bazaar last weekend. 

From jewelry to togs for toddlers, crafters showcased their very best and vintage wares for the two-day event. Oak Cliff jewelry company F is for Frank, along with handmade cosmetics from Kitchen Beautician, fused glass art from Kessler Craftsman, and Make + Made owner and IndieGenius founder Julie McCollough Kim had booths. 

The Bishop Arts District welcomed two new retailers into the fold as well. Pebble + Pine and We Are 1976 both hosted grand openings this past weekend.

For more information about Urban Street Bazaar or to find out how to sign up for the next one, visit IndieGenius' website.

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