At Heyday, we love championing the incredible women makers and creators in our community. As a women-owned business with an all-women team, International Women’s Month is especially close to our hearts. This March, we’re celebrating by hosting a series of Saturday pop-ups featuring some of the talented women whose work we admire—many of whom we proudly carry in-store and others we’re thrilled to introduce to you.

Each Saturday, from 11 AM to 4 PM, these artists, makers, and creators will be joining us to share their stories, showcase their work, and connect with you in a fun and interactive way. Whether you’re stopping by to learn more, say hello, try a sample, or shop their incredible creations, we’d love for you to be part of this celebration.

Check out the schedule below, and keep reading to get to know each of these inspiring women!

From an early age, Anna had the desire to use paint as a medium to express her passion for the landscapes around her. Growing up in the mountains of Colorado and spending time in Maine, South Carolina, and Southern California, these incredibly varied but special landscapes influenced and deepened her love of light, color, and texture. After an early study of printmaking and a subsequent career in graphic design, she eventually moved beyond the confines of hard lines and digital perspectives to explore the luscious world of paint, finally bringing her passion for landscapes to canvas.

For the past 15 years, Anna has lived in Bozeman, Montana, with her husband, where they are raising two daughters and a growing number of animals. It may have been the incredible vistas of Montana that finally inspired the voice in her head to call out, "You must paint that!"—and now she does, happily. See her work here.

Alé founded Hyalite Candles in 2019, and after launching at the farmers market in 2020, she was met with overwhelming support from the Bozeman community—something she found truly inspiring. This encouragement fueled her expansion into Hyalite & Co., allowing her to craft a wider range of products, including perfumes, body oils, lotions, and more. Her creations are deeply influenced by local treasures, the changing seasons, and the distinct vibes of the beautiful surroundings she calls home.

At Hyalite & Co., Alé prioritizes vegan and organic ingredients, crafting each product to bring warmth, elegance, and a touch of Montana into everyday life.

Megan is the founder of glō Luxury Oils, a skincare line dedicated to providing 100% natural and organic products that nourish, protect, and regenerate the skin without compromising on health, safety, or sustainability. With a Master’s degree in Holistic Nutrition, Megan’s passion for clean ingredients extends beyond skincare—she believes in feeding the body and skin from the inside out. Her commitment to sourcing only the highest-quality botanicals has taken her to farms and botanical gardens around the world, where she personally selects ingredients that align with her values of integrity, sustainability, and efficacy.

What began as a personal pursuit to heal her own sensitive, sun-damaged skin quickly turned into a business after friends and family experienced remarkable results from her handcrafted formulations. Today, glō Luxury Oils offers a range of fresh, small-batch skincare products made in Bozeman, Montana, combining the best of science and nature. Megan’s mission remains the same: to provide luxurious, effective skincare that enhances radiance while staying true to the purity of farm-to-skin ingredients.

Kelly grew up in the mountains, in a tiny valley just half a mile from Yellowstone National Park. After graduating from Western Oregon University, she returned home to Montana, where she found renewed inspiration in the landscapes she had always loved. Her passion for art deepened as she saw her mountain home with fresh eyes. Kelly spent three years as the director of the Cooke City Montana Museum before moving to Bozeman, where she worked as the curator of the Gallatin History Museum for five years. In the summer of 2023, she transitioned to working as a full-time artist.

Kelly founded her art business in 2013, originally naming it Studio 308 in honor of her BFA studio in college. In 2024, she rebranded as Wild Joy Creative to better reflect her work and the sense of wonder she experiences when creating in the midst of the natural world.

Lauren and Logan’s love for chocolate-making was inspired by their time in Latin America—traveling and living in Ecuador, Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Mexico City. After returning home to Bozeman in 2023, they wanted to stay connected with the people and places that had left such a lasting impression, and chocolate became the perfect way to do that.

They started with a 10-pound bag of cacao beans from Ecuador, which soon led to investing in a stone grinder, making chocolate at home, and taking courses from the Ecole Chocolat Professional School of Chocolate Arts. What began as doorstep drop-offs for friends and family quickly grew into working out of a commercial kitchen space. This past December, they won a Silver award from the Academy of Chocolate in London for their single-origin Peru 70% dark chocolate—sharing the silver category with makers from six continents and proving that you can craft world-class chocolate in a Bozeman warehouse!

Caldera focuses on two-ingredient dark chocolate, using ethically traded cacao to highlight the unique flavors of each origin. Lauren and Logan are passionate about celebrating and supporting the communities that grow cacao, creating chocolate that tells a story—one rooted in adventure, creativity, and sustainability. This month, they’ll be traveling back to Guatemala for the first time since launching Caldera Cacao Roasters to visit and learn from cacao farmers at the peak of the annual harvest.

We can’t wait to highlight these amazing women all month long and invite you to join us in celebrating their work. Whether you’re discovering a new favorite artist, supporting a local maker, or just soaking in the creativity, these pop-ups are an opportunity to connect, learn, and be inspired.

Mark your calendar, bring a friend, and stop by Heyday every Saturday in March from 11 AM to 4 PM to meet the incredible women behind the work!