09/01/2026
Vendor Spotlights! Say hello to 3 of this year’s Pride vendors!
VENDOR: Thyme & Space Design
Thyme & Space Design offers handmade linocut prints, jewelry, patches, and stamps for introverts, nature lovers, and anyone still figuring it all out. I draw from a variety of inspirations, including the movement of plants and water, the tension between opposites like day and night, and sparkly stuff. I believe strongly in creating and interacting with art as a tool for connecting with others, and I aim for my work to bring warmth, wonder, and recognition to everyday life.
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VENDOR: Wheel Deal Pottery
My name is Jes (they/she), and I'm an artist and teacher. My pottery journey began in the mid-90's in Arizona. My mother was always looking for classes for me to try and working with clay stuck. After completing my education, I returned to pottery in 2008, purchased my first wheel, and haven't looked back since. I established this business in 2016, selling at local events, got a kiln last year, and now I have an official website!
Currently I teach at the Kirkland Arts Center in WA, and work out of my home studio in Woodinville, WA.
The name for my business, Wheel Deal Pottery, is a play on words related to my love for clay AND my work as a Speech-Language Pathologist.
VENDOR: Kurakebab
Hi! I'm Ella, my handle is and I am a q***r, Hong-Kong American artist from Redmond. I love to create illustrations inspired by anime, videogames, idols, and more, and draw a lot from my favorite yuri manga especially. I have only begun to sell my art at events more recently, but have been drawing all my life for fun. Outside of drawing, I am also a classical pianist!
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Join us for vendors, food, performers and community, this Labor Day weekend!
Lots of grassy area, bring your own blanket, towel, or folding chair!
Pride Across the Bridge 2026 | Grounded in Community
Saturday, September 5th, from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Marina Park, Kirkland WA 98033