Art on Tap: The State Street Artisan Market on May 25
- John E. Streetz

- May 19
- 4 min read
Updated: May 22
Breeze Through the Long Weekend with Beer, Art & Community at Art History Brewing
Geneva, IL – Looking for the perfect host or hostess gift this Memorial Day Weekend? Or maybe just the excuse you need to sip a cold beer and shop from incredible local artists? The State Street Artisan Market at Art History Brewing in Geneva, IL has you covered. Happening Sunday, May 25, 2025 from 11am to 5pm, this free, family-friendly event brings together a curated lineup of 15 talented artists and makers—many of whom are brand new to this venue!
Located at 649 W State Street, the event is curated and hosted by Alissa Harris of the Streetz Artz Alliance, a community-driven organization that champions local art and handmade excellence.

“The Streetz Artz Alliance is all about community, curation, and creativity,” says John Streetz, Head of the Alliance. “We love supporting small businesses and bringing unique experiences to the public. Thank you to all our patrons and artists who make it so special!”
Fresh Faces & Fan Favorites
Nine of the 15 artists are making their debut at Art History Brewing, including:
Everything Sparkles LLC – razzle-dazzle apparel and custom bedazzled items
Captain Saturn – original Grimdark and horror art, prints, stickers & keychains
Always Dreaming – whimsical original artwork by Linda Sue Osborn
Skull Fracture Comics – comics, patches, records & collectibles from RINGO-nominated creators
Scarab Sanctuary, Jeannine’s Jems, Scottie Pottery, and Sew-Kerry
Returning favorites include Belonio Doodles, Serpent and Flame Candle Company, Masterclass Savory Sweet Foods, and In The Beginning Organics with their popular handmade skincare line.

What to Expect
Most vendors will be located inside the brewery, with a few out on the beer garden. With the forecast looking cool and clear, it’s the perfect setup for sipping, shopping, and relaxing. The brewery also anticipates a food truck or pop-up to round out the experience—details TBA.
Update: TBA has been determined! Le Truff-Noir will be the food pop-up and is planning to serve a brunch themed menu. The menu is pictures below in this article.
And yes, Art History Brewing is participating in the Illinois Craft Brewers Guild’s Drink Illinois Summer Passport program, so don’t forget your passport for a stamp (and rewards)! More info: illinoisbeer.org/passport.html

Gifts, Self-Care & Summer Fun
This market is your one-stop shop for gifts that wow and personal treats that pamper. You’ll find:
Giftable goodies like upcycled jewelry, comic books, cookies, art prints, and handcrafted pouches
Self-care essentials like handmade soaps, lip balm, natural perfumes, wax melts, and bath salts
Party must-haves like cocktail smokers, charcuterie boards, bottle openers, and Yardzee sets
Plus: unique home decor, pottery, wind spinners, and a ton of nerdy, nostalgic finds like vinyl records and motel-style keychains. This isn’t just a market—it’s a celebration of creativity and community.

Support That Matters
In addition to supporting local artists, this event proudly gives back. A portion of proceeds goes to charities such as:
…and many more covering civil rights, conservation, healthcare, media, and local food pantries. Every purchase makes a difference.

Full Artist Lineup (subject to change & weather):
Captain Saturn
Everything Sparkles LLC
Masterclass Savory Sweet Foods Bee Mo
Scarab Sanctuary Kimberly Darovec
Skull Fracture Comics
About Art History Brewing
Now celebrating their fifth anniversary, Art History Brewing specializes in traditional beer styles from around the world, poured fresh in a modern taproom and beer garden. Open daily, with patio and to-go service available.
So come out, grab a brew, and enjoy a pop-up artist market that’s intimate, unique, and buzzing with handmade joy. With treats for geeks, gifts for friends, and self-care finds for yourself—this is the event you’ll be talking about all summer.



































































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