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December 23, 2025
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Creative Connections Podcast

How One Hat Inspired Handmade Crochet Accessories for Julianna Donovan

by The Dot Connector
Creativity Connects with Mikki Wilson is a podcast from Creative Collective that amplifies the voices and stories of women entrepreneurs who are members of the Creative Collective. In each episode, host Mikki L. Wilson sits down with a woman business owner from the Creative Collective community to explore her unique journey, what drives her, and where she’s headed next. Local
December 23, 2025
March 16, 2020
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Meet the Makers
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Meet the Maker – Salem Style

by John Andrews
fifth generation of women in my family who crochet. My mother taught me, her mother taught her, you know how it goes. I learned to crochet at an early age and loved it. While some kids loved getting new toys, I loved getting new yarn.
March 16, 2020
January 22, 2020
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ART
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Kapwa: Shared Identity and Giving Back with Annadidathing, House of Roulx, and Salem Style

by joeyphoenix
Annadidathing paints a mural on Balikbayan Boxes at the Peabody International Festival, Photo by Creative Collective MA. Story by Joey Phoenix No human is an island, and no artist is either. For most humans, it’s tricky to separate what’s happening to them individually from what’s happening in their local communities. It’s even more difficult to disentangle from what’s occurring on
January 22, 2020
April 23, 2019
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North Shore Creative Happenings
Tips and Tricks

How to Apply to Vendor Events and Fairs

by John Andrews
Tips and Tricks By Juls at Salem Style It’s Vendor Season! Well, it’s almost always vendor season when you think about it. Vendor events usually ask for submissions MONTHS in advance. This helps them plan and organize their event as efficiently as possible. And it’s great for you as the vendor because you can plan out your calendar as well!
April 23, 2019