Meet the Maker: Landmark Leather
We'd like to introduce local creator and long-time friend of the shop Tyson, the face behind Landmark Leather. Whether he's teaching a leatherworking class in the shop or he's our...
CREATIVITY. CONNECTION. COMMUNITY.
We champion local creativity - bringing together the people who make and the people who care about how things are made.
Wandering Wyld is your creative community hub for handcrafted goods, inspiring workshops, and the kind of community that happens when you choose connection over convenience. We're here to connect you with the stories, skills, and dreams that make our creative community thrive.
Our purpose is simple: give artists, makers, and small brands a space to sell their work, share their skills, and grow in ways that actually matter.
Through curated retail, hands-on workshops, and events that bring people together, we're creating something beyond just a marketplace — we're nurturing an intentional local economy, one creation, one connection, and one collaboration at a time.
Wyld Market
Over 65 local makers curated into one beautiful space. From handcrafted home goods to original artwork, every piece tells a story and supports someone doing what they love.
Wyld Creative
Business support for creatives, whether you're just starting out, ready to grow, or pivoting to something new, we're building the support you actually need to thrive.
Upcoming Events & Workshops
There's something magical about creating alongside other people. Whether you're trying something completely new or diving deeper into a favorite craft, our workshops are where strangers become friends, makers share their secrets, and everyone leaves with something they're proud of. Plus, that particular joy that comes from making something with your hands? It's even better when shared.
Ready to be Part of Something Wyld?
We're always looking for makers who want to share their work, creatives ready to teach what they know, and businesses that believe in doing things differently. We believe in community over competition, handmade over mass-produced, and building something that lasts. If you're someone who values community, craft and connection - let's talk!
Stories in the Making
Fast Fashion: The Cost of Convenience
Most of us have probably had a piece of clothing purchased in the last few years that just... didn't last. It seems too many shirts these days seem to dissolve...
Meet the Maker: Felicia Dadak
We'd like to introduce collage artist and papercrafter Felicia Dadak, one of the local makers that we're fortunate enough to work with in the shop! Felicia grew up in the...