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Handmade Toledo
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Handmade Toledo was born from a desire to give Toledo makers, doers, and crafters a place to call home. Since 2012, Handmade Toledo has been bringing you the Maker’s Mart indie craft fair in April and November, along with mini marts and pop-up shops in and around the Toledo area.
Two years into this DIY adventure, we are finally puttin’ on our big kid britches and settling into brick & mortar at 1717 Adams Street in the beautiful Uptown District in Toledo, Ohio. The 10,000-square-foot building has quite the reputation of being a creative space. It was originally built in the 1930s as a car dealership, once a belt factory, home to the very first Artomatic 419! in 2006, offices for the Toledo Repertoire Theater, and for a stint was the home base for the Toledo Boxing Club, along with a dozen other fun events held in the space over the years. And now - 2014 - 15 gallons of paint, some leftover tile, all the reclaimed wood we could find, and a whole lotta love are currently being turned into a beautiful space to give Toledo’s Makers a home in the local economy.
Handmade Toledo (headquarters as we like to call it) will be a creative multipurpose space that includes a handmade maker shoppe, workshop space for all sorts of handmade, hands on, make-and-take classes and skillshares, maker studio spaces, gallery space, and also serves as an event space that hosts art related events, and provides an opportunity for artists and makers to join a like-minded inspiring community.
Dedicated to a DIY way of life, we seek to create a thriving community of artisans who take pride in doing things themselves while supporting others in the local handmade economy. Toledo provides - it's a fact!
Two years into this DIY adventure, we are finally puttin’ on our big kid britches and settling into brick & mortar at 1717 Adams Street in the beautiful Uptown District in Toledo, Ohio. The 10,000-square-foot building has quite the reputation of being a creative space. It was originally built in the 1930s as a car dealership, once a belt factory, home to the very first Artomatic 419! in 2006, offices for the Toledo Repertoire Theater, and for a stint was the home base for the Toledo Boxing Club, along with a dozen other fun events held in the space over the years. And now - 2014 - 15 gallons of paint, some leftover tile, all the reclaimed wood we could find, and a whole lotta love are currently being turned into a beautiful space to give Toledo’s Makers a home in the local economy.
Handmade Toledo (headquarters as we like to call it) will be a creative multipurpose space that includes a handmade maker shoppe, workshop space for all sorts of handmade, hands on, make-and-take classes and skillshares, maker studio spaces, gallery space, and also serves as an event space that hosts art related events, and provides an opportunity for artists and makers to join a like-minded inspiring community.
Dedicated to a DIY way of life, we seek to create a thriving community of artisans who take pride in doing things themselves while supporting others in the local handmade economy. Toledo provides - it's a fact!
Hours of operation
Tuesday11:00AM - 6:00PMWednesday11:00AM - 6:00PMThursday11:00AM - 6:00PMFriday11:00AM - 6:00PMSaturday10:00AM - 6:00PMSunday10:00AM - 6:00PMMonClosed
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3 recommendations and reviews from 2 people
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August 5, 2019
ozmom09 asked:Upholstery classes in or near Toledo Does anyone know of any place close by (or less than 2 hours) that offer upholstery classes? I just want to learn the basics for a hobby not as a career.
upso replied:You might want to check out Handmade Toledo. While I’m unsure if they offer this specifically, I do know they offer classes year round for makers. It’s worth reaching out! http://www.handmadetoledo.com/
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Referral from
February 21, 2015
Neal G. asked:Hi everyone, I'm looking for some local artists or photographers that may have paintings, prints, or other art pieces for sale, with the Old West End or Toledo in general as the subject. I would also be interested in potentially commissioning a local artist/photographer to do some pieces on the subject. If you know someone, please let me know. Thanks, NealSarah B. replied:https://www.facebook.com/HandmadeToledo?fref=tsSarah B. replied:Check out Handmade Toledo, on Adams.
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