Spring Ecofest 2025

Led by Olga, duration: 1 hour

Instead of disposable plastic sponges — a stylish and useful item handmade from natural jute. In this workshop, everyone will create their own eco-sponge: practical and long-lasting. A simple process and cozy atmosphere — a great way to spend time for yourself and for nature.

Led by YerevanPlants, duration: 1 hour

Houseplants are not just green friends — they're part of home comfort. At this YerevanPlants workshop, you'll repot a plant with care and attention, and decorate the pot in your own style using natural materials. A bit of soil, inspiration, and warmth — and your green corner will take on new life.

Led by Zoya Dutova, duration: 1 hour

Pollinators are a vital part of the urban ecosystem, and in summer it's especially hard for them to find clean water. Together with ecologist and agronomist Zoya, co-founder of Plants&People, you'll create waterers for bees and butterflies to place on balconies, in yards, or parks. A simple step toward caring for urban nature.

Led by Ashi, duration: 1 hour

A beeswax candle isn't just a cozy piece of decor — it carries nature's scent, warmth, and story. In this workshop, you'll make your own candle, learn how beeswax differs from other materials, and why it's considered an eco-friendly choice. A meditative, soulful process that invites you to slow down, take a deep breath, and light a little flame — for comfort, peace, and inner light.

Led by STOLYARKINO, duration: 1.5 hours

STOLYARKINO is a workshop "just like dad's" where kids discover real craftsmanship and create things with their own hands. Children will woodburn and paint wooden medallions, build toy airplanes from scrap materials, and choose a craft — a flower or a car — to saw, burn, and paint themselves. Simple, safe, and inspiring: wood, warmth, and creativity — the perfect recipe for engaging children.

Led by ArtLav, duration: 1 hour

The ArtLav workshop will teach you how to sculpt stylish clay pendants with plant imprints. You’ll choose leaves, flowers, or grasses, press them into the clay, and hand-paint your pendant. It’s not just a creative process — it’s a beautiful accessory you can collect a week later, after drying and firing, at the cozy ArtLav studio. Create a unique nature-inspired piece and pick it up from one of the city’s most creative spaces!

Led by ARTPEVKO, duration: 1 hour

This workshop runs almost all day — you can join anytime. With artpevko.yerevan, participants will create a unique perpetual calendar, paint it, and take it home. A creative activity about mindfulness, time, and the joy of handmade work. Participation by donation.

Dramatic is a Yerevan-based jewelry brand creating handmade rings, pendants, and earrings from silver and natural stones. Each piece is unique, and many are made to order. A key part of the brand's philosophy is mindful use of resources: small-batch production and no overstocking.

With 30 years of experience and an eco-conscious mindset, Ola creates one-of-a-kind items using recycled and upcycled materials. At the market, you’ll find signature bags, keychains, and doilies made from jute, repurposed materials, and old denim — each piece tells a story and carries care for nature. Some are even made together with her daughter.

Reusable beeswax wraps are a stylish and eco-friendly way to ditch single-use packaging. Bee Green offers an alternative to plastic — wraps made from beeswax and natural fabrics. They keep food fresh, are reusable, and completely safe for both humans and the planet.

Hoja is a natural cosmetics brand inspired by nature and the Hoja bathhouse near Yerevan. They make soap with thyme, sage, and apricot, as well as hydrolats and herbal teas from local plants — all lovingly made with natural ingredients.

Hasmik Khokhikyan bakes sourdough bread from whole grain flour, blending traditional recipes with creative touches. Her assortment includes bread with nuts, seeds, herbs, and classic styles — each loaf made with love for the craft, respect for natural ingredients, and a passion for flavor. Her market collection will delight both gourmets and fans of wholesome, honest food.

Mi Bour celebrates traditional Armenian flavors with a future-minded approach. The project supports border villages and promotes local artisanal production. At the market, they’ll offer handmade doshabs: Areni grape (sugar-free) and rosehip with honey. Crafted with love for the land and respect for tradition.

Nari Craft Studio makes totes with soul and meaning. Each hand-embroidered bag is a reminder of our connection with nature. Eco-friendly materials, a conscious approach, and embroidery as a silent language make these creations special. At the market — a collection of unique totes made with love and care for the planet.

Cutieway creates accessories with heart and attention to detail. At the market, they’ll showcase stylish pieces made from recyclable materials, including upcycled jewelry that gives old things new life through creative reimagining.

Sh Art offers skincare made with time-tested, natural ingredients. Their products contain only safe components — no dyes, fragrances, parabens, or sulfates. Environmentally conscious, they offer some items package-free and others in reusable or recyclable containers.

yojikceramics is a ceramic brand where whimsy, texture, and comfort meet. Each mug or plate is handmade and tells a small story. A special “dent” in the piece reveals a tiny figurine, landscape, or fantastical creature inside. All ceramics are one of a kind — each one a portal to another world.

Healthy treats for kids and adults — free from gluten, refined sugar, and trans fats. Made only from natural and nutritious ingredients for maximum flavor and care. Enjoy your favorite desserts without compromising your health!

Armine Dzeragorc Ashxatanqner offers cheerful toys made of cotton fabric and filled with hypoallergenic stuffing. Each toy is hand-painted with safe textile paints that don’t fade when washed. Eco-friendly, durable, and made with love — these toys bring joy and warmth to both kids and adults.

NELLI.CRAFTS is a handmade jewelry brand that captures the essence of Armenia’s nature. Each piece contains real flowers and herbs, carefully gathered and dried by hand. The collection includes earrings, rings, brooches, pendants, and keychains. The assortment is small and intentional — with no excess, no waste, and deep respect for the fragile beauty of the world around us.

Franken Bug is clothing with a story and soul. Made from previously worn materials, pieced together like finding yourself again after a storm — boldly, honestly, and authentically. The brand is driven by the idea of freedom to be yourself, to reject norms, and to cherish what still breathes. It’s a challenge to uniformity and a soft “yes” to one’s beautiful weirdness. Every item has its own “bug” — and that’s where the superpower lies.

craftbycat is a cozy universe of custom second-hand clothing, clay jewelry, and charming accessories — all crafted with paws (and, of course, with love). Every piece has a personality, a story, and a soul. It doesn’t just wait to be bought — it waits to find its person. Try something on, and you might just discover it’s meant for you.

TarTu & Co offers warm, hearty, soulful food, where every ingredient is in its place and every dish is made with love. For over 10 years, the team has been feeding children and adults in schools, kindergartens, academies, and at events where taste and care matter.

At the festival, TarTu & Co will serve: chicken nuggets, German sausages (chicken, pork, beef), mini burgers, shashlik, lula kebabs, hot dogs, country-style potatoes, sandwiches, burgers (including cheeseburgers), and homemade sauces — cheese, ketchup, tomato, and their signature “TarTu” sauce.

Arevik Lounge offers coziness and flavor in nature. This lakeside café has been serving guests for over 15 years and is known for its gastronomic evenings and musical programs.

At the festival, Arevik Lounge will offer: grilled dishes, kebabs, chicken wings, sandwiches, salads, pizza, and signature local appetizers.

Kruzhok is a modern plant-based café on the edge of Kentron. Their menu changes regularly with specials and guest brunches. At the festival, they’ll be serving a refreshing summer soup, grilled sandwiches, and their signature onigirazu.

Kombucha Troll will be in charge of the drinks, bringing you the best kombucha and teas in Yerevan. And if you have empty kombucha bottles lying around — bring them to the booth! Kombucha Troll doesn’t like waste — they reuse bottles in production.

Misht Tey's tea corner is a space free from stereotypes and standards. We believe people are the most important thing in life, and tea is a perfect reason to meet and connect! That’s why everything we do at Misht Tey comes from the heart — sincerely and without trying to meet anyone else’s expectations.