Pride Vendor Market
Catch a sneak peek of our fantastic vendors below! We've curated a mix of local artists, businesses, and organizations to bring services and wares to our Queer Community. Many of the vendors are queer-owned, all are queer-affirming.
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American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) is a voluntary health organization that gives those affected by suicide a nationwide community empowered by research, education, and advocacy to take action against this leading cause of death.
What Pride means to me / us
AFSP is dedicated to preventing suicide among lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people. As a public health organization, AFSP believes that it is our individual and collective responsibility to support the mental health and well-being of LGBTQ people. Pride is a time to love, celebrate, and raise up this community.
Best Financial Credit Union
Sponsor Booth
Unlike being just another bank customer, at a credit union, you’re a member — one with a share in everything we do as an institution. Plus, as a not-for-profit institution, our focus is not on personal gains; it’s exclusively on the financial well-being of our members. Rather than pocket any profits earned, we pour that money back into the institution, securing better rates, services, and benefits for our well-deserving members.
What Pride means to me / us
Pride means having a deep sense of self-respect and confidence in one’s identity and values. It involves celebrating achievements and values, while also recognizing and appreciating the diversity and accomplishments of others. Pride is about embracing identity and heritage, and feeling a sense of belonging and acceptance within the community. It’s the driving force that motivates striving for excellence and supporting others in their journeys.
C3 Spiritual Community
Sponsor Booth
We are a local West Michigan community formed of many perspectives, spiritual and secular, exploring what it means to be fully human, wrestling with meaning, and working together toward a better life.
C3 inspires spiritual, intellectual, and creative exploration and action, led by the questions, “what are the biggest challenges we face on our shared journey, and how do we respond to those challenges?”
What Pride means to me / us
Pride is a powerful opportunity to openly acknowledge and support members of our community whose lives are valuable, richly lived, and too often forced into shadow and fraught with profound challenges.
Coffeepot Crochet
Queer Owned
Colorfully created wearables, accessories & home goods. Made for anybody with any body!
What Pride means to me / us
Pride is what it looks like to show up for each other. We take care of us!
Core Computers & Service / ZacharyArt
Sponsor Booth
Apple Computer Sales and Service, and Art Studio Display of Bonnie Herman Zachary
What Pride means to me / us
Pride means celebrating the beauty of diversity, equity, inclusion, and joy.
Coven Apothecary
We are two local witchy moms with queer kiddos who have started a product line of items that we were using in our own homes to support ourselves and family members energetically and emotionally.
What Pride means to me / us
A joy and celebration! A time to honor the uniqueness and love around us, and find support and community.
First Bloom
I am a Grand Haven year-around resident and local crafter who is new to the pop-up scene and is trying to share her art for the first time! GH Pride would be my first vending experience, and I do not have an official LLC (I’m not sure if that matters on your end). My crafts center on the natural environment and food items– as my passion and career center around resilient ecosystems and food systems. I grew up on a farm, and work with produce growers and am always learning so much! My crafts highlight some of these lessons and fun ways for everyone to engage with the natural environment and farming.
Harbor Humane Society
A non-profit animal shelter serving the west Michigan area and beyond
What Pride means to me / us
At Harbor Humane Society, Pride is more than a celebration—it’s a commitment. It’s a reminder that every being—human or animal—deserves to live with dignity, compassion, and love, no matter who they are or who they love. We believe in creating a safe, welcoming space for the LGBTQ+ community, just as we do for every animal who walks through our doors!
Henna tattoos/hewelry
I do henna tattoos and sell charms and beads jewelry
What Pride means to me / us
Pride is my honor
hobby lobotomy
Queer Owned
i am a queer/lesbian artist and i make ceramics and ridiculous bumper stickers!
What Pride means to me / us
Historically pride means fighting systems of oppression that disproportionately impact Trans and gender nonconforming and people of color. “gay rights” were won by trans women of color fighting police to keep their communities safe.. I put gay rights in quotes because we need so much more. Pride’s history is rooted in queer liberation and we must strive for that.
Human Relations Commission
Inclusive Ottawa County
Queer Owned
“Believing in the value of diversity and equity within the community, Inclusive Ottawa County aims to encourage and uplift historically-excluded community members by providing a safe place to gather and support one another through community events, connection to resources, and educational programs.”
Johnelliotknits
Queer Owned
I am a queer printmaker and fiber artist living in West Michigan! I primarily make art about queer joy and how wonderful it is to find connection with others.
KevvoKreates LLC
Queer Owned
I make all ages superhero graphic novels featuring queer characters and stickers as well as five minute portraits.
What Pride means to me / us
Pride means living as your authentic self and finding the intrinsic value in that… we’re all worthy of loving and being loved.
Kreis, Enderle, Hudgins & Borsos, P.C.
Sponsor Booth
Law Firm
Lilith’s Lair
Queer Owned
Lilith’s Lair is a Queer owned and operated Grand Rapids MI hair & nail salon, spa, and tattoo shop!
What Pride means to me / us
As a queer owned business, pride month means a lot to us and our community. We celebrate and protest for our safe existence.
Lissy’s Bits n’ Bites
Lissy’s Bits n’ Bites is a small batch cottage food bakery, specializing in macarons and “chonky” cookies! I pride myself on making all of my own homemade inclusions and local ingredients as much as possible. I’m a sucker for a good theme, and can’t WAIT to make some fun themed desserts for Grand Haven Pride!!
Long Road Distillers
Sponsor Booth
Distillery
What Pride means to me / us
It means everything to us.
Maddie Jackson Art
Queer Owned
I am a local multimedia artist who creates stickers, shirts, prints, crochet toys, and more!
What Pride means to me / us
Pride means loving oneself and those around you with your whole heart! And accepting the differences between people and loving your own unique qualities – and not shaming anyone for being different than yourself!
McClees Clinic
Specialty Clinic
What Pride means to me / us
Pride is a celebration of identity, love and progress while honoring those that have paved the way for greater rights and visibility. It’s a space of empowerment and belonging, an opportunity to express yourself openly without fear of judgement but at the same time a form of protest and advocacy, a way to push for our continued legal and social progress. Pride helps to amplify the issues still faced by our community like discrimination, inequality and mental health challenges. Pride is about visibility, solidarity and joy! A reminder that love and identity should be embraced and respected, no matter who you are.
Molina Healthcare of Michigan
Sponsor Booth
Health insurance
What Pride means to me / us
LGBTQIA+ Be free. Be well. Be you.
Molina Healthcare has served Michigan for over 25 years. We proudly offer LGBTQIA+ health services for the whole of you and resources to
support this community.Molina is committed to providing high-quality health care services that prioritize the well-
being of our members. At Molina, we take pride in taking care of the whole you!
neon scrapyard
Queer Owned
a local queer artist with bright, colorful work
Ottawa Department of Public Health
Local governmental agency in health and human services.
What Pride means to me / us
Public health is all about serving everyone and anyone regardless of race, gender and sexual identity or background and about taking our services to where the community is, which is what we hope to do at PRIDE. Our why is also attributed to being apart of the community in the most authentic way so trust can be built and the community can have faith in those that work in public health and the services and resources we provide.
Pandorika Designs
Queer Owned
I make tie dye, graphic tees, funky headbands and jewelry.
What Pride means to me / us
Being able to show pride is more important now than ever! Pride is loving those that are different, and celebrating being able to be yourself. Pride shows that hate will not take over our world.
Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services
Sponsor Booth
Pine Rest is the third largest non-profit behavioral health provider in the U.S., offering a full continuum of services including psychiatric urgent care, inpatient and partial hospitalization, residential, outpatient and teletherapy services, addiction treatment and recovery, extensive child and adolescent programs, senior care services, as well as specialized assessment and treatment clinics.
What Pride means to me / us
At Pine Rest our mission is to provide mental health care that is equitable, inclusive, culturally sensitive and effective for all members of our community. As staff, we’re dedicated to being allies and advocates to the LGBTQI+ communities as we particularly desire to walk alongside individuals who have been marginalized or not well served in the past. Our dream is for everyone in our community to thrive. For these reasons, the Pine Rest team is honored to once again participate in the Grand Haven PRIDE Festival.
Rapha 3D
Queer Owned
3D printed toys and models.
What Pride means to me / us
Being surrounded by Family and the love we share for each other.
Ring of Bees
Queer Owned
Ring of Bees is an artist run business that sells hand printed t-shirts, stickers, prints and more! Focusing on themes of nature, queerness, and internet culture their work is vibrant and expressive.
What Pride means to me / us
Pride means finding love and power in yourself and your community. Specific to queerness I associate pride with our shared history and struggles.
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Sponsor Booth
As followers of Jesus, we believe all people—without exception—are God’s beloved and are called together by the Holy Spirit. Inspired through time-honored worship, the people of St. John’s Episcopal Church strive to boldly love every person and all creation. This is summarized by our motto: Following Jesus. Inspired through Worship. Boldly loving ALL.
What Pride means to me / us
Pride is about acknowledging and celebrating the inherent dignity and divine image present in every person—especially God’s beloved LGBTQIA+ children. It’s about the church repenting of the sins of heterosexism, homophobia, and transphobia and making reparations by working to heal wounds and create safe spaces where people can thrive and be exactly who God created them to be in all their wonderful diversity.
The Bluestocking Bookshop
Queer Owned
The Bluestocking Bookshop is a proudly LGBTQIA+- and woman-owned independent bookstore based in Holland, Michigan. We specialize in thoughtfully curated used and new books, with a strong focus on elevating marginalized voices and fostering community through literacy, conversation, and creativity. We believe in the power of representation, accessibility, and radical welcome, and we aim to create a space where all people feel seen, heard, and valued.
What Pride means to me / us
To me, Pride isn’t just a month. It’s every quiet moment someone feels seen in our shop. Every time a customer whispers, “I didn’t know a place like this existed here.” It’s joy, it’s resistance, it’s chosen family, and it’s building something lasting, but not just for us, for the next person who needs to know they’re not alone. It’s in every moment that someone comes in to share their joy or their fear or to just breathe in the feeling that they are welcome.
The Fertility Center
Sponsor Booth
Our number one priority is to treat each of our patients as the individuals that they are. We respect our patients’ opinions and beliefs when it comes to which treatment is right for them and offer services from basic fertility evaluations to invitro fertilization (IVF) and donor options.
What Pride means to me / us
At The Fertility Center, we believe that everyone should have the family they dream of. We want to be there to support you every step of the way. We’re excited to do that during Pride as well.
The Satanic Temple – West Michigan
We are a congregation of The Satanic Temple, we have been operating for… seven year? Eight? One of our leaders delivered an invocation at an Ottawa Co Board meeting last year, in prior years we placed satanic monuments on the Capitol lawn for Yule. We are working on expanding the Pride events we participate in.
I am perfectly happy to expand on our organization and our congregations part in The Satanic Temple but I get longwinded when I get going so, if you have questions please ask!
What Pride means to me / us
Pride has a dear and honored place in our black and glittery hearts. A celebration of life, choice, and love in defiance of all those who would prefer we went back to being silent and hidden. Each person joining us shouting to the world that we will not disappear, that we will not cower on the borders of society, that we are a people who will stand with and for each other and take joy in our company.
Tri-Cities Historical Museum
TCHM is a local Museum in downtown Grand Haven that tells the history and stories of the Tri-Cities.
What Pride means to me / us
At the Tri-Cities Historical Museum, we strive to tell the full and diverse story of the Tri-Cities, including the historically underrepresented voices of the queer community. The Tri-Cities Historical Museum believes that every local story matters. That’s why we highlight the full spectrum of the Tri-Cities’ past.
West Michigan Voices of Pride
Queer Owned
The West Michigan Voices of Pride is a chorus of men, women, nonbinary, and transgender gay, straight, bisexual, and everything in between and outside voices that come together to share their similarities and revel in our differences for that is why we sing.
What Pride means to me / us
Pride to us is coming together to share our similarities and rejoice in our differences