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Featured Vendors

the button girl and fairy hair by rae

one inch buttons and magnets with images mostly from vintage kids books I also tie the tinsel into hairs

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Forest Fattie Print Studio

I carve and print linocut art! I sell greeting cards, art prints, stickers, secondhand fabric patches, and upcycled printed clothing.

@forestfattieprintstudio View Vendor Page

Beetle and Threads

I hand stitch various cross stitch creations! My focus is largely keychains, wall art, and jewelry. I have stickers of my cross stitch designs, and i often also have some of my wife’s knick knacks on my table as well (bedazzled lighters, buttons and keychains made from vintage comics)

@beetleandthreads View Vendor Page

Amy Ingram Art

Original Organic Art all sizes Cosmic Whimsey Art Nouveau

@aming_art View Vendor Page

The Meowlitia

The Meowlitia is a post-apocalyptic cat streetwear brand blending cinematic storytelling, skateboarding culture, and dystopian worldbuilding. The Meowlitia sells original cat-themed apparel inspired by post-apocalyptic storytelling, military aesthetics, skateboarding culture, and dystopian fashion. My brand's designs feature a cast of recurring feline characters—including resistance fighters, medics, scouts, witches, cowboys, and other members of The Meowlitia—set within a rich fictional universe where cats fight to survive after the fall of humanity. The collection includes graphic t-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, and other apparel that blend dark humor, action, science fiction, horror, and underground streetwear influences. Each design is connected to the larger Meowlitia lore, creating wearable pieces that function as both clothing and storytelling. Beyond apparel, The Meowlitia offers fans an immersive world of original characters, factions, locations, and ongoing narratives, making it a destination for those who enjoy dystopian fiction, post-apocalyptic art, military-inspired designs, skate culture, and unique cat-themed merchandise.

@themeowlitia View Vendor Page

Nubyana Naturals

Handcrafted items featuring personally dried flowers, leather, and other sustainable materials used with other eco materials to create re-imagined art pieces. I hand-make jewelry (kumihimo with beading and focal pendants). Print-dyed scarves, incense, and items for prenatal and postpartum care of mothers (I am a doula). Acrylic paintings (Turtle Series), hand gathered and handmade lavender wands and bundles, Sage smudge bundles, and other natural items. Kolaj creates beaded bracelets and necklaces.

@NubyanaJoy View Vendor Page

Kreepzter

Tshirts

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Heart Of The Dao

Handmade Silver jewelry, hand mined minerals, hand cut stones, and artwork

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Jar Jar Minx

Jars

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Crazy Cat's Creations

Vegan pastries, dirty sodas, lemonade, pop corn, cotton candy. made to order mini pancakes,

@Crazy_cats_creations View Vendor Page

Scylla & Stone

Fine hand-forged jewelry and stationary (greeting cards and stickers). As a former museum educator, I now bring the museum to you with historically-inspired pieces, made with antique tools and even ancient artifacts!

@Scyllaandstone View Vendor Page

Imiterra

I create unique jewelry and housewares from reclaimed items. Most of my materials are secondhand, so there's a lot of variety and styles that appeal to a wide group of folks. There's a lot of funky pieces made with marbles, dominos, film negatives, and so much more, giving things a second life. I also run a program called Beads for Good where any jewelry that is donated to us becomes a new piece and 50% of the proceeds go to a local non profit and I intend to include those items with my market inventory as well.

@Imiterra View Vendor Page

Tybishi Bicycle Works

Photo/Art Spoke cards, bike-love-poetry booklet of bicycle love, bicycle multi tools, tube patch kits, tire repair levers, mini pumps, business name t-shirts, select limited bike bags

@Tybishibicycleworks View Vendor Page

Unbound Joy Studio

Stickers, Perler Bead Art, Magnets. Most art is designed and/or made by students of Unbound Potential Learning Labs.

@uplabspdx View Vendor Page

Frequently Asked Questions

When is set up?

Vendors need to be fully set up by 10:45 a.m. N. Philadelphia will be closed to traffic on Saturdays during the event. Please park at US Bank for unloading and loading and then park in the neighborhood to ensure more visitors can visit the plaza.

Vendor Set up info

Vendors will be responsible for all set-up needs, and space will be limited to a 10′ x 10′ area. (unless you have a designated small space). Vendors will provide their own tables, chairs, and tents. These must not be a hazard to the public or other vendors. Electricity will not be available. Generators are not allowed unless authorized in advance. Vendors are allowed to set up only in their assigned space.

Trouble Uploading Photos?

If you're having trouble uploading your photos, please email them with your business name and attach photos to an email to our vendor manager, Charlotte, at rumbleinthejumble.pdx@gmail.com

Do I have to apply for the entire season to be accepted as a vendor?

No you do not need to be available for the entire season to apply for Saturdays in the Square. Vendors may apply to participate on a single date, multiple dates, or throughout the full season. Full-season participation is not required, allowing flexibility to accommodate individual schedules.