About us

This community market was created as a need to promote community and unity amongst women creatives. Our vision is to cultivate meaningful and harmonious markets where locals can connect and share their brands. We are small business owners ourselves and understood the need for more pop-up markets and opportunities to sell in Santa Barbara. As a result, we decided to join forces in creating Mujeres Makers Market to bring visibility to the WOC businesses in our community. We focus on creating a safe space by filling the gap in representation.

 
 
  • Maritza Flores

    CO-FOUNDER

    Maritza is the owner of Sol Vintage y Más, office manager for La Tierra Landscape Corp, and enjoys traveling the world.

    For Volunteer Opportunities and Workshops email Maritza@MujeresMakersMarket.com

  • Elysia Guillén

    CO-FOUNDER

    Elysia is a vintage curator + event stylist and owner of La Segunda Estudio. She has an extensive background in restaurant and hospitality. In her free time, she enjoys traveling and spending time with her husband, daughter, and two cats.

    For Social Media and Press Inquires email Elysia@MujeresMakersMarket.com

  • Lili Muñoz

    CO-FOUNDER

    Lili is the owner of Colibri—a shop that focuses on selling handmade and fair trade goods from Latin America. First generation Mexican-American and a Santa Barbara local who enjoys traveling the world and being a taco connoisseur.

    For Operational Logistics email Info@MujeresMakersMarket.com

  • Leah Ortega

    CO-FOUNDER

    Leah is an interior designer and owner of Ortega Vintage Goods. She loves hunting for vintage treasures, going out for lattes, and hanging out with her family, boyfriend, and her dog Benny.

    For Partnerships and Collaborations email Leah@MujeresMakersMarket.com

  • Daniela Aguirre

    FORMER CO-FOUNDER

    Thank you Daniela for helping us start this amazing community and for your contribution to Mujers Makers Market.

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Our mission is to bring visibility to the WOC businesses in our community. We focus on creating a safe space by filling the gap in representation.

 
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“As Latinas, the women took this inspiration and reimagined to create their ideal event: something that evoked a similar sensory experience but also encouraged cross-cultural exchange and empathy, especially among women”


— Camille Garcia, journalist

photo credit: Jean Ziesenhenne