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Winter Maker’s Market

  • MW Climbing Omaha 2809 S 125TH AVE Omaha United States (map)

Come and shop with local vendors at MW Omaha! As a local small business, we love supporting the ambition of these awesome, driven people (most of whom are part of the MW Community!).

Stay a while and snack on some of our famous handmade Liège waffles while you browse the shops.

There is no entry fee to attend the market. Vendors include:

  • 2bcharms

    • I make keychains, bag charms, and trinkets out of acrylic beads, crochet, and paracord. I also have a build your own charm and trinket bag bar!

  • Annette Guy Studio

    • One-of-a-kind cyanotypes from photographs

  • Allison Achtenhagen

    • Handmade rock climbing themed ceramics including mugs, shot glasses and magnets.

  • Ashley Rayne Boutique

    • Curated handmade boutique gifts, fiber art, ceramics, and mixed-media home décor with a whimsical, eclectic, and slightly spooky/paranormal aesthetic.

  • E M Raymond Creative

    • A variety of handmade climbing themed items. From Chalk buckets, climbing stickers, key chains, and block prints.

  • Fired Up Ceramic Shop

    • Functional handmade ceramics - incense holders, butter dishes: teapots, mugs, platters, spoon-rests, garlic graters, jewelry, magnets, paint pallets, etc.

  • GT Young

    • Wooden Climbing Holds (used at MW Lincoln)

  • J's Crochet

    • Crochet Plushies

  • Joyful Creationals

    • Linoleum block prints on paper, T-shirts, and totes

  • Nervous Kneads

    • Organic sourdough loaves and baked goods, including cinnamon rolls and scones. Dye free buttercream cookies decorated for the season are a top seller.

  • Paige Crochet

    • Crochet hats for people, cats, and dogs

  • Toasty Granola Magic

    • Toasty Granola Magic is a small Nebraska cottage food business creating handcrafted granola with a little bit of magic in every batch. Founded in 2026, the business grew from a love of experimenting with flavors and turning simple ingredients into something special through slow toasting and small-batch care.

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