A market for West Denver makers

Rocky Mountain Artisans brings local artisans, small businesses and neighbors together at pop-up markets across West Denver. Sell with us, shop local, and help build the community market our side of town deserves.

Become a vendor See upcoming markets

Now accepting founding vendors for our 2026–27 season.

How it works

Three steps to your first market

No long applications, no jury. If you make or sell something local, there is a table for you.

1

Sign up

Tell us what you make and which dates work for you. Membership is optional — drop-in vendors are always welcome.

2

Book early, pay less

Members reserve booths before registration opens to the public and pay a lower booth fee on event day.

3

Sell and connect

Set up, sell, and meet your neighbors. We handle promotion, the layout and the day-of details.

Calendar

Upcoming markets

Saturday pop-up markets around West Denver. Members can book a booth a week before each event opens to the public. Tap a highlighted day to jump to that market.

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Vendor plans

Lower booth fees for vendors who commit

Every plan gets you a table at our markets. A membership lowers your booth fee on event day and lets you book before the public — that is how we keep the market full and the fees fair.

Drop-in
No commitment
$0 membership
Booth fee $45 per event
  • Book when public registration opens
  • Listed on the day-of vendor map
  • Pay per event, no subscription
Sign up as drop-in
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Member
Monthly
$20 / month
Booth fee $25 per event
  • Book 7 days before the public
  • Profile in our online vendor directory
  • Member-only announcements and first pick of new dates
  • Cancel anytime
Become a member
Founding Vendor
Annual · first 25 vendors
$180 / year
Booth fee $15 per event
  • Earliest booking window (14 days)
  • Reserved recurring spot at every market
  • Featured on our site and social media
  • A vote on future market days and the indoor location
  • Rate locked in for the first year
Apply as a founder

Introductory pricing for our first season — subject to change. Booth fees are per 10×10 space; bring your own table, and a tent with weights for outdoor dates. Not sure which plan fits? Sign up and we will help you choose.

The team

Who we are

Two West Denver neighbors who think our side of town deserves a market of its own.

Rudy Lopez Jr.

Co-founder · Market Director

Rudy has spent years around West Denver's small businesses and watched neighbors with great products struggle to find an affordable place to sell them. Rocky Mountain Artisans is his first step toward a permanent indoor market for the community.

Vicente Louvet

Co-founder · Operations & Technology

Vicente runs a Denver technology shop and takes care of the market's booking, promotion and online tools, so vendors can focus on selling.

Our story

Proving West Denver wants its own market

Rocky Mountain Artisans started with a simple observation: West Denver is full of people who make beautiful things and have nowhere nearby to sell them. Our pop-up markets are the first step. Every vendor who signs up and every neighbor who shows up helps us prove the demand — and brings us closer to a permanent indoor market and small-business hub on our side of town.

  • Pop-up markets this season, around West Denver
  • Vendor memberships that make selling affordable
  • Next: a permanent indoor market and small-business hub

Photos from our first markets will appear here.
Vendors: send us your booth photos after each event.

Past markets

FAQ

Questions vendors ask us

What do I need to sell at a market?

A Colorado sales tax license (a single-event license is available), your products and a table. For outdoor dates, bring a 10×10 tent with weights. We send a checklist to every vendor who signs up.

How much does a booth cost?

$45 per event for drop-in vendors, $25 for members and $15 for founding vendors. The membership is what lowers the fee — see the plans above.

Can I sell food or drinks?

Yes, with the right permits. Packaged cottage-food items are the simplest; prepared food needs a temporary food permit from the city. Tell us what you make and we will point you to the forms.

Where are the markets?

Around West Denver — each venue is announced with the event. Our goal is a permanent indoor market; the pop-ups are how we get there.

Do shoppers pay to get in?

No. Our markets are free to attend and family friendly.

Sign up

Join the market

Vendors, shoppers and partners — tell us a little about yourself and we will be in touch.