RAW & UNIQ Brings Handmade Concrete Decor to Makers & Artists Market in Chattanooga 🎨

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RAW & UNIQ Brings Handmade Concrete Decor to Makers & Artists Market in Chattanooga 🎨

Fall market season is in full swing across the Chattanooga area, and this weekend brings another chance to shop local makers and artists. RAW & UNIQ, a Chattanooga-based studio known for modern concrete decor handcrafted in the region, will be showcasing their work at the Makers & Artists Market on Saturday.

πŸ—“οΈ When

Saturday, October 24, from 11 AM to 7 PM. Plan to arrive early or late to avoid crowds, or take your time browsing throughout the day.

πŸ“ Where

The Makers & Artists Market takes place at 8353 Dayton Pike in Chattanooga. The event is presented by Earthworks Excavating and hosted at CDAC.ART.

✨ Why You’ll Want to Be There

If you appreciate handmade goods and unique home dΓ©cor, RAW & UNIQ offers modern concrete pieces that blend industrial style with artisan craftsmanship. 🏑 Shopping at maker markets supports local artists and gives you access to one-of-a-kind items you won’t find in chain stores. Whether you’re looking for a statement piece for your home, a gift, or simply want to explore what local creators are making, this market brings together artists and makers in one place.

🎟️ How to Go

The market is open to the public. No advance registration or ticket information was mentioned in the event announcement, so plan to stop by during market hours. For more details about RAW & UNIQ’s work, you can visit rawanduniq.com.

Mark your calendar for Saturday and bring a friend-fall market season is the perfect time to discover local talent and shop small. πŸ‚

πŸ€”Source

RAW & UNIQ – RAW & UNIQ announces they will be participating in the Makers & Artists Market this Saturday, October 24, from 11 AM to 7 PM at 8353 Dayton Pike.

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Written By Tom Seest

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