Urban Folk Circuit

a Chicago craft market series

About


The Urban Folk Circuit is a simple practice:: we bring an old-fashioned awareness to a hip, urban market. We exist to support local livelihoods and reconnect mindful buyers to modern handmakers.

The Urban Folk Circuit, Chicago’s only traveling year-round craft-market series, debuted in October 2010 as a means to promote fellow local artisans, musicians, and neighborhood establishments in a way that is sustainable and beneficial to all.

Tuesday Bennett lives and works in partnership with her sister, Margaret.  Together they run MuggyTuesday out of their home studio in Old Irving Park.  Independently, Tuesday also does consulting through Harebell Design with other artisans for booth and retail displays.

 
 
 

Jess Duff, voice editor at Groupon, runs Milton & Margie’s Soy Wax Candles. She lives in Logan Square with her husband Josh and a menagerie of four-legged roommates.

 
 
 
 
 

Heidi Gustad is a librarian and crafter. She shares how-to’s, vintage crafts, inspiration and handmade news at her blog, Hands Occupied. She lives in Logan Square with her husband, pets and craft supply collection.

 
 
 
 

Kelli Wefenstette is a graduate student at Loyola University. She runs greenie bean recycle and promotes simple living through her blog, our urban farmhouse. Kelli lives in Portage Park with her redheaded husband Jimmy.