A great day at the 2nd Annual Earth Day Bazaar!

Today is the day we get to rejoice. We get to connect, learn, engage, create, and smile with every other human being in the vicinity. 11am - 4pm in the VCU Park Plaza and Commons Plaza. Truly, an exchange not to miss. Remember, bring your old t-shirts!

Music Alliance of VCU is an interdisciplinary coalition of creative people. We have elements of music, film, art, design, photography, theatre, writing, and other forms of creative of expression. The group is open to all majors. If you do not have an art form we have plenty of other activities that you can participate in. Music Alliance will organize on-campus and off-campus events such as concerts, open mics, art galleries with live music, art auctions, opportunities for people to meet up, as well as many other events. Music Alliance is a great opportunity for musicians and for others who would like to build up their portfolio’s.

The Bazaar is tomorrow!!!! See you guys there!

Jack Labadie will be selling his unique artwork at the Bazaar. I personally really like the Anchorman one hahaha. Check out his blog here (Especially if you’re a Calvin and Hobbes fan!)!

Brittany Tilley will be at the Bazaar selling friendship bracelets with metal elements and necklaces. Come to the Bazaar and get sweet and local bracelets for your friends :)

Crazy about Green: “Where trash and creativity meet. Currently in the shop: ornaments, soy candles, guitar picks, and decoupage picture frames, peace signs, and freestanding letters.”

Check out their Facebook here! See you on Friday :D

Brady Rall, one of the founding members of the Rams Community Bazaar, will be joining us on Friday to sell FRESH JAMAICAN COFFEE! He is literally coming from Jamaica to Richmond to sell fresh coffee. This is a chance you don’t want to miss!

Stuart Righter, a student from J. Sarge, will be joining us in the Bazaar to sell hand-carved, unique jewelry at the Bazaar. Here is his statement:

I’m a J. Sarge student living in Richmond. I’ve been carving for a few years now; I started after coming to the realization that there is a significant lack of good-quality jewelry made with integrity that is still affordable. My jewelry is hand-carved from woods that are carefully selected for their beauty and non-toxic properties. Every piece is sanded to a high finish and polished with natural beeswax, keeping the finished product natural and chemical-free.

The Bazaar is less than a week away :) See you guys there!

This week is the perfect opportunity to start cleaning out your closet. Bring your unwanted, old t-shirts to make a shopping bag at the Earth Day Bazaar this Friday! We’ll show you how, bring enough to share! 

She’s back! Tereza McInnes, our best-selling student vendor from last semester’s bazaar, will be back to sell her hand-crocheted… all of the above and more! Click here for her Etsy shop to see more pictures.

Shut the Front door will be selling their up-cycled jewelry and clothes at the Bazaar. Here is a statement from them:

Shut the Front Door is the effort of two sisters selling eclectic, one of a kind jewelry and clothes that are all handmade or altered from finds ranging from vintage stores to thrift stores. As a business we believe in up-cycling materials by remaking old fabric and earrings into chic and contemporary pieces.We specialize in collar clips, necklaces, flower crowns, and handmade and altered clothes. The jewelry and accessories range in price from $8-15, and the clothing from $10-25.