02 · The Market

Food & Makers

Pit BBQ and paletas, leather and clay and honey — the people feeding the canyon and sending you home with something made by hand.

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Texas BBQ · $$

Rio Frio BBQ

Post-oak brisket smoked on the riverbank since before there was a festival.

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Coffee & Pastry · $

Canyon Coffee Co.

The cold brew that gets the whole canyon out of its tent by 7 AM.

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Tex-Mex · $

Abuela's Tamales

Masa ground that morning, wrapped by hands that have done it ten thousand times.

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Frozen Treats · $

Prickly Pear Pops

Paletas made from canyon fruit — tuna, mesquite-bean, wild dewberry.

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Wood-Fired Pizza · $$

Cedar & Fire

A mobile cedar-fired oven turning out blistered pies between sets.

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Leather · $$

Limestone Leather

Hand-tooled belts, journals, and knife sheaths stamped with canyon flora.

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Ceramics · $$

Frio Clay Works

River-glazed mugs and bowls fired with ash from the canyon's own cedar.

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Textiles · $$

Canyon Wren Textiles

Naturally dyed scarves and runners colored with plants gathered up-canyon.

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Apiary & Goods · $

Two Rivers Honey

Raw wildflower honey, beeswax candles, and a live observation hive.

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Prints & Paper · $

Agarita Press

Letterpress posters and field-guide cards printed on a 1923 platen press.

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