14 LGBTQIA+ Businesses to Support During Pride Month at Pike Place Market!

BITE SOCIETY is a woman and queer-owned business that curates tasty treats in tattoo-themed, reusable tins. Their unique flavors of small-batch cookies are sure to please a sweet — or savory — tooth!

They also craft snacks, condiments, and sweets, giving shoppers the chance to select the perfect assortment of goodies or select one of their ready-made gift baskets.

Find BITE SOCIETY in the Arcade across from Pure Food Fish.

Not only is Bonnie B’s a fantastic place to celebrate Pride, but owner Dylan Randolph also takes great pride in using his mother’s original pickled pepper recipes and sourcing locally grown produce for his products.

From sweet pickled habaneros to a spicy Bloody Mary mix, Bonnie B’s is sure to spice up your Market experience!

Stop by for a quick lunch and try their take on the Seattle Dog, featuring their signature Cheese Bread Spread on a beef or vegan hot dog with pickled toppings of your choice.

Find Bonnie B’s Pepper & Hot Dogs in the Sanitary Market across from Shy Giant Frozen Yogurt.

For lovers of all things quirky and cute, Cascadia Cryptids, owned by Eve Daily, is a must-see at the Market.

Eve creates monster-themed handmade crafts and art using upcycled and found materials.

Support both an LGBTQIA+ and an eco-friendly business by bringing home a colorful critter. Find Cascadia Cryptids in our Handmade Craft Market.

Find your new favorite mug, bowl, or decorative piece at CMS Ceramics! This business is well known for owner Chris Scamehorn’s “Stratascape Series” pottery, which is handmade with multiple colors of clay and features hand-painted mountain landscapes.

All pottery from CMS ceramics is safe for food, dishwashers, and microwaves.

Follow Chris on social media for updates on his current Market schedule.

dogear productions brings color, joy, and whimsy to the Market with owner Joey’s dimensional cartoon illustrations. From woodcuts to clocks, stickers, and more, shoppers are sure to find a cute critter to take home with them.

Joey also offers custom pet commissions to turn your furry friend into a tangible, colorful piece of art!

Find dogear productions in the Handmade Craft Market on Monday, Wednesday, or Thursday from 10 am to 4 pm.

Kori Lynn of Kori Cuddle Plush creates friends made of fabric — from squishy fidgets to scented plushies, shoppers can find the perfect stuffed companion to suit their sensory needs.

From sharks to geckos and even dragons, Kori’s array of fun toys are sure to delight.

Find Kori Cuddle Plush in the Handmade Craft Market.

Owned by Leanne Corcoran, LEOLO focuses on sustainability and traditional craftsmanship.

Visitors can create one-of-a-kind leather shoes through LEOLO’s bespoke shoemaking process. The shop also carries bags and accessories handmade in Leanne’s workshop.

Find LEOLO in the Atrium

If your favorite color is blue, Natalie Menacho‘s booth is a must-visit on your Market day!

Since 2016, Natalie has been dyeing one-of-a-kind textiles with organic indigo and henna while using traditional shibori folding techniques.

Natalie also creates handmade ceramics with a unique crystal glaze. All of her pieces are crafted in her studio on Orcas Island.

Find Natalie in the Handmade Craft Market.

Embrace your magic at Nature’s Twist! Dedicated to ethically sourcing the finest gemstones, owners Megan and Alan Carlisle create wearable art built to last years.

Natural stones sourced by hand and a delicately electroformed setting process ensure a unique accessory with variations in every piece. Shop chain sizes in any length, from 16” to 40”, at no extra charge.

Find Nature’s Twist in our Handmade Craft Market.

Jackie and Jim Chobot, owners of Neptune Furniture, collect driftwood near their home on Vashon Island to create functional pieces of art.

From intricately designed cutting boards to impressive rocking chairs, Neptune Furniture brings the beauty of nature to customers’ homes.

Jim is constantly growing his style and artistic direction, so be sure to check back on what new pieces he has to offer!

Find Neptune Furniture in the Handmade Craft Market.

Louis and Gretchen of Shackleton & Shanks specialize in creating heirloom-quality hardwood toys that aim to bring joy to families for generations to come.

From trains made of White Oak and Walnut to wands, tops, and yo-yos made from a variety of domestic and exotic hardwoods, their handcrafted toys are a beautiful, practical, and lasting addition to one’s home.

Find Shackleton & Shanks in the Handmade Craft Market and view their directory page for their updated schedule.

Ollie Levy of Whalefern Arts creates beautifully unique renderings of photographs of the natural world using cyanotype printing.

Ollie’s prints of birds, leaves, and other wildlife pop in bright blue through the cyanotype process.

Find Whalefern Arts in the Handmade Craft Market, typically on Sundays and Mondays.

Karen Kvernenes of Windhorse Rocks gathers stones by hand from the Pacific Northwest, then etches unique graphics and photos into them.

Find Windhorse Rocks in the Handmade Craft Market.

Yarn Dragon crafts handmade knitwear that’s hand-dyed and made from a blend of baby alpaca and silk for luxuriously soft apparel.

Founded by Jonathan Berner, Yarn Dragon offers cozy and one-of-a-kind shrugs, socks, gloves, and headbands! For hobbyists, shop from their abundant selection of yarns and crochet tools to create your own wearable pieces.

Find Yarn Dragon on Level 5 of the Down Under, across from Northwest Tastings.