Please join us for a special pop up Repair event! What: Bring a broken household item, bike, lamp, jewelry or clothing to be fixed by an experienced volunteer fixers - for Free! When: Saturday, August 24th 10 am to 12 noon Where: Founder's front yard How: Please scan the QR code or go to www. […]
Get a jump start on your holiday shopping! Market opens 12 noon. Live music 4-6pm and Main Street First Friday is open until 8pm! Lots of local handmade goods. Support local!
Get a jump start on your holiday shopping! Market opens 10 am. Lots of local handmade goods. Support local!
Starting Sept 10th @ 4pm for 6 week group book study. Find compassion for yourself as well as grace for others. Room for 4 more attendees. Register by emailing at hello@foundersnw.com or call 360-521-3930 for more information. Book & supplies is $25
Come worship together for a community worship night.
SAVE THE DATE! Main Street Floral Company and @foundersmercantile are teaming up! Mark your calendars and call your friends! October 18th (6 to 8 pm), we'll be drinking delicious coffee/tea and enjoying irresistible morsels while creating Pumpcculents! Long-lasting and easy maintenance make these pumpkin/succulent gardens perfect for your fall decor. You'll learn the step by step process […]
Cookie decorating at Founder's. Grab your seats by calling Founder's (360) 369-6904. We love these holiday cookies and can't wait to walk you through the decorating process!
Learn the simple way of fermenting food scraps from the holidays and using them for a fabulous garden in the spring! What is Bokashi fermentation? It’s different than composting Learn the recipe for effective Bokashi Videos and take-home resources, as well as extended Q&A to answer all your questions Learn how to make your own […]
Gather for a fun night of dessert, crafting and explore how we can show up as our best selves for the holiday! 6-8 pm. Workshop is $25 per person. Call Founder's at 360-369-6904 to register.
Come shop your local small business inside Founder's and on Main Street.
