We have lived an alternative economic model for close to a decade, because we are dedicated to building a better world for ALL!
We offer seriously EPIC, handmade, and ethically sourced treasures by donation, trade, or barter and dedicate the resources we raise towards feeding, clothing, housing, and educating more people than ever before!
Rather than shopping at corporations this festive season, we provide an opportunity to get gifts that keep on giving! Not only can you get an incredible piece of unique ART for your loved one from us, but we devote your investment towards a healthier and happier Earth and community.
We have given a taste of our goods on 
A space for trading is of supreme importance to any economy; buyers must be able to connect with sellers for transactions to occur. Amber Richardson and Chelsea Kelley of the Urban Traders Market are doing a great job of bringing a network together every month! Their community initiative creates an important marketplace for artisans, and they are excellent hostesses for this emerging forum. The Urban Traders Market is an enjoyable atmosphere for the whole family, with live music and entertainment, fantastic crafts, and food trucks, and we're looking forward to participating in it again!
We invite everyone to come out to Shipping and Receiving tomorrow from 10 am - 5 pm to support the new economy! Use your purchasing power to add value to the community!
In addition to our Epic Handmade Knives,
Über Dank Pantry preserves,
Medicinal Jewelry,
beyond organic homegrown tobacco, and wildcrafted herbal blends,
we are also bringing select pieces from our Epic Threads Boutique to the UTM tomorrow, and we have a fun way to pay forward every clothing trade we make:
For every Epic Threads item we exchange by donation towards our cause tomorrow, we will donate another clothing item at the annual Feed the Need event for the homeless people of Dallas on December 17th!
This will be another great event to celebrate honorable community this month! Did you know it's actually illegal to feed homeless people in this area without complying with a series of permits and regulations? We don't bend to fit systems that do not align with our values, so our act of compassion will also be one of civil disobedience.