This past Saturday (October 22), I had a fantastic afternoon selling Jack Hobe Nature Art products as a vendor at The Craftery Market at Mercer Museum. The market’s atmosphere was overall very inviting, and I enjoyed seeing the creativity displayed by the other sellers. It was a pleasure meeting shoppers and fellow small business owners throughout the day as well as educating customers about my art practice and birding.
I was impressed with the amount of interest customers demonstrated not just in birds and birding, but also nature art and journaling as well as good areas to get outside and enjoy nature in Bucks County (click here for a map of parks and natural areas in Bucks). I am inspired to continue to work on bringing awareness of birds and nature journaling to members of the wider public because of the support and interest I received from our customers. Much thanks to all who stopped by the Jack Hobe Nature Art booth, as well as The Craftery founder Jessica Jackson for her hospitality and hard work in putting this market together–the first of many for me, I hope! If you are interested in viewing or purchasing some of the products I featured at my booth, please visit my Etsy Shop, JackHobeNatureArt.
Below are some photos featuring my booth The Craftery Market at Mercer Museum:
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2 responses to “Wonderful Afternoon at The Craftery Market at Mercer Museum”
Hi Mary Anne,
Thanks so much for reaching out. I appreciate you finding this link for me and I will be sure to check it out. It was great to meet you as well!
God Bless,
Jack
Hello Jack!
We met at The Craftery Market in Doylestown. I tried sending you an email, but I must have it wrong
Rushton Woods Preserve is where my daughter gained bird banding experience.
It is part of the Williston Trust.
https://wctrust.org/land/preserves/
It was nice meeting you and sharing a common interest in God’s amazing creation which we are called to take care of.
Hope we meet again through your art!
Mary Anne