Button Branded
Rhonda Button, is the proud owner of Erma Bee’s Market in Greeley, Colorado. She’s had a booth here since 2018, and in October 2025, she had the wonderful opportunity to become the owner. Button Branded offers antiques, vintage treasures, unique finds, cast iron, rescued and refinished furniture, toys, pottery, and just about anything that catches her eye! She loves discovering pieces with chacter and giving them a new home and, when needed, a new life. What started as a booth in 2018 has grown into something she’s incredibly proud to call her own, and shes excited to continue creating fun and welcoming place where everyone can come browse, discover, and find treasure of their own.
Barns & Parlor
Matt and Brandi grew up in Glenwood Springs and were high school sweet hearts. They moved to Greeley to attend the University of Northern Colorado 30 years ago. Matt and Brandi have been going to farm auctions since childhood and now love searching for treasures in thrift stores, estate sales, online auctions, and road trip junk shops. Their booth Barns & Parlor carries items old and new to appeal to all guts and gals!
Connye
Connye is a longtime resident of Eaton, Colorado, where she has called home for most of her life. With a passion for discovering unique treasures, she finds inspiration at flea markets, thrift stores, and estate sales, transforming vintage finds into one-of-a-kind pieces.
Her creative style shines through her love of decorating treasures with paint, cherries, ribbon, and other charming details. Each piece reflects her appreciation for creativity, character, and the beauty of giving treasured items a new life.
Kahren
A longtime Colorado resident, she has called Greeley home since 1980, with the exception of a few years spent in Fort Morgan. Originally from Georgia, she moved to Colorado at the age of nine and spent her early years in Longmont before settling in Greeley.
She sources her unique finds primarily through online estate sales, auctions, and local shops. One of her favorite parts of the process is being invited into someone’s home to explore their treasures. For her, these experiences offer a glimpse into the lives and stories behind each item. She has a particular appreciation for unusual and one-of-a-kind pieces, especially thoes with a story to tell.
Glenn Ironworks
Glenn lives on a farm east of Greeley with his wife, where they raise Hay and Angus cattle. His passion for blacksmithing began nearly 15 years ago when he started using a coal forge and anvil that had been used on the family farm for generations.
Through classes and monthly demonstrations with the Rocky Mountain Smiths, he has developed his skills in traditional iron forging. He sources materials from local steel distributors and enjoys creating blacksmithing tools, camp cooking utensils, candle holders, key fobs, and Frederick Crosses.
Deb
Originally from Montana, Deb now calls Greeley home. She and her husband enjoy discovering vintage and antique pieces, restoring them with care, and giving them a renewed sense of character.
Deb also enjoys finding unique smaller treasures especially pieces that catch her eye, bring a smile, or spark curiosity. She believes that most interesting finds are often the ones that make you stop and wonder, “What’s that?”
