Artisans Market - Handcrafted Goods - Los Altos Community Center

The 13th Annual FabMo Artisans Market will return to the Los Altos Community Center on Sunday, October 6, 2024 from 11 am to 6 pm. We are excited to once again showcase wonderful handcrafted items made by members of the FabMo community out of the textiles, leathers, wallpaper, tiles, and other materials that FabMo has saved from the landfill throughout the year. Every item sold at the Artisans Market is a unique example of creative reuse, and is made out of 30% to 100% of FabMo-sourced materials! A wide range of sustainably-made items will be featured, including fine art quilts, table ware and home decor, wearable art, fashion accessories, jewelry, plus toy, gift items and holiday items. A popular local food truck will be on site to keep shoppers energized--and a vintage linen table will raise funds to support FabMo's ongoing mission of inspiring creative reuse. FabMo is a volunteer-run 501c3 non-profit based in Sunnyvale California. Their efforts keep approximately 70 tons of material out of the landfill each year.

The 13th Annual FabMo Artisans Market will return to the Los Altos Community Center on Sunday, October 6, 2024 from 11 am to 6 pm. We are excited to once again showcase wonderful handcrafted items made by members of the FabMo community out of the textiles, leathers, wallpaper, tiles, and other materials that FabMo has saved from the landfill throughout the year. Every item sold at the Artisans Market is a unique example of creative reuse, and is made out of 30% to 100% of FabMo-sourced materials! A wide range of sustainably-made items will be featured, including fine art quilts, table ware and home decor, wearable art, fashion accessories, jewelry, plus toy, gift items and holiday items. A popular local food truck will be on site to keep shoppers energized--and a vintage linen table will raise funds to support FabMo's ongoing mission of inspiring creative reuse. FabMo is a volunteer-run 501c3 non-profit based in Sunnyvale California. Their efforts keep approximately 70 tons of material out of the landfill each year.