We are so fortunate to have an incredible group of Seasonal Sponsors this Spring! They are all long-time Horseshoe Vendors or very wonderful Friends of the Horseshoe and we are so appreciative of their continued support and involvement with our Markets! Here’s a little more on these great businesses.
Swoon Jewelry Studios was founded in sisterhood and a love for adorning women. Sahra Cahoon, owner and designer, believes that jewelry can make you feel beautiful, courageous, confident and even whimsical. Handmade jewelry is all we do; from dreaming up designs, to cutting, hammering, polishing, and stone setting, we pay attention to every detail along the way.
After a loving farewell to the business that started years ago with her friend Shannon Sunderland, Sahra launched Swoon Jewelry Studios and opened a little shop in Louisville, Colorado. Today we have many lines created here to celebrate the stories of every life and design statements that are timeless, including Hot Mama Designs & Sugar Soul.
What began as two friends who love making jewelry has blossomed into a pretty little shop just outside Boulder, Colorado where we joyfully make jewelry for singing hearts and smiling souls, nature lovers and daydreamers.
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Back in 1977, Denver was booming. Thousands of Baby Boomers were fleeing the coasts, lured to Colorado by the climate, the scenery, the promise of endlessly flowing Coors. But with the deluge came a dilemma: so many young, active people – and so little to read that told them what was happening in their increasingly dynamic city. That’s why Westword was born.
Today, those ’70s pioneers now comprise the Colorado power structure, and an entirely new generation has been lured to Colorado by the climate, the scenery, the promise of endlessly flowing microbrews from the country’s largest concentration of brewpubs. Westword captures the city for this group, too, with both a new, glossy weekly format and a web edition that’s updated dozens of times a day.
As a result, www.westword.com has become both the first and the last stop of the day for anyone who wants to know what’s going on in Denver. But the more things change, the more they stay the same: Every week, the print edition is also eagerly snatched up in college classrooms, coffeehouses, corporate offices and at the State Capitol by faithful readers who continue to appreciate hard-hitting, award-winning journalism that both covers the cultural scene – and uncovers where the deals are going down.
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