Rising Artists and Entrepreneurs set to take the spotlight at Young Makers Market

The Woodlands, TXLocal News

The Young Makers Market will take place on September 6, 2025, at Market Street The Woodlands, featuring 46 young artists. These artists gathered on August 16 for workshops aimed at developing their entrepreneurial skills, including marketing and pricing. Local professionals facilitated interactive sessions, equipping students from 3rd to 12th grade with essential tools for success. Visual artist Amy Malkan delivered a keynote speech, sharing her experiences and emphasizing art's role in self-expression. Market Street General Manager Noemi Gonzalez expressed excitement over the increased community engagement, noting that the number of applicants has doubled compared to last year.

The Young Makers Market is part of a broader initiative by The Woodlands Arts Council, which also organizes events such as The Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival. Attendees are eager to showcase their work and connect with the public. This initiative underscores the importance of fostering creativity and entrepreneurship in the local youth community.

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