We're floored by Tamara and Maggie (the venue's owners) who have managed to create a downtown venue that feels safe (and, honestly, like home... and who can deny the appeal of their killer cocktail menu?) for self-identifying women, members of the LGBTQ community, their allies and others who may feel marginalized in Austin spaces.

As creatives, we believe in the power of art to create change, start movements and impact culture. We're continually inspired (and motivated) by the women we meet who set out to do just that with their work. Ebony Stewart, poet and artist, is that kind of babe.

Meet Annie Finkel, one of the artists vending at our August meet.

This event is a time for self-care and self-love.

This crafty babe has weaved her way onto the vendor list for our August meet at Cheer Up's, and we're excited to see some of her wares in real life soon! 

We LOVED @larisam13's submission! Congratulations on winning the tickets, babe.

Read up on Julia Dixon, the mother of Trash Vintage.

Today, we feature Victoria Rodriguez, the maker behind Sunlit Fire Jewelry. This babe uses rocks and stones to create her pieces, and she's been running her own Etsy store for a few years now. 

Hyped? We are, too! Listen to our July playlist to start vibing for this meet.