(L-R) Tracy and Monica Mills hanging out at the standing tables decorated with succulents and goodie bags. Photo: @clancycoop
(L-R) Bob Leo, Jenny Wigham and Jill Leo enjoying the food and drinks. Photo: @clancycoop
(L-R) Clayton Quarles and Kelly Morgan attended the free event celebrating Big Cartel’s 10th anniversary. Photo: @clancycoop
Matt Wigham, who started Big Cartel, stands near goodie bags featuring pins in the shape of a van. Photo: @clancycoop
Matt Wigham of Big Cartel and his daughter Arly post after she requested a photo be taken. Photo: @clancycoop
(L-R) Karly Tingey, Jillian Herman and Isaac Hastings enjoying the free and bountiful libations on hand. Photo: @clancycoop
(L-R) Brian Lord and Cody Kirkland (SLUG writer!) chillin’ with Tyler Ford and Felicia Baca of Color Animal before their set. Photo: @clancycoop
Richard Laing, community director at Big Cartel welcoming every one to the party. Photo: @clancycoop
(L-R) Jessica, Anthony and Mario Hernandez posing before Color Animal started their set. Photo: @clancycoop
(L-R) Ceci Salas and Rachel Cecil pose by the beautiful exposed brick in Publik’s event space. Photo: @clancycoop
(L-R) Allee and Kira Fleming and Jill Leo pose together. Many of the attendees were family members of Big Cartel employees. Photo: @clancycoop
Felicia Baca of Color Animal bringing the bass during their set. Photo: @clancycoop
Andrew Shaw, singer and guitarist of Color Animal brought solid vocals and guitar-work. Photo: @clancycoop
Seth Howe of Color Animal plays guitar during their set. Photo: @clancycoop
Heidi Steed and Katherine Torres listening to Color Animal. Photo: @clancycoop
Kirk Sorensen and Jamie Harper hang out listening to Color Animal. Harper has a Big Cartel store called Harper Made. Photo: @clancycoop
Nephi Beh was not stoked to have his picture taken but kindly acquiesced to my request to document his presence. Photo: @clancycoop
There was much delicious food to be had, including meatballs—sweet, delicious meatballs. Photo: @clancycoop
Ben, David and Kat Wilkenson pose during Color Animal’s set. Photo: @clancycoop
Andrew Shaw, singer for Color Animal was energetic and solid as always. Photo: @clancycoop
(L-R) Phoebe Taylor, Jessica Wigham and Jenny Wigham looking stylish during Color Animal’s set. Photo: @clancycoop
(L-R) Chris and Anna Brozek of Big Cartel hang out outside Publik on the tables Publik recently added. Photo: @clancycoop
(L-R) Nick Endle, Carl DeClaire, Lauren Eimers/Wangrud, Latoya Allen and Nate Hanson of Big Cartel celebrating 10 years of the online marketplace’s existence. Photo: @clancycoop
Denise Cartwright and Melanie McKlaws enjoying Color Animal’s performance. Photo: @clancycoop
(L-R) Kayla and Megan Porter happy to be listening to Color Animal. Photo: @clancycoop
(L-R) Elwood and Leah Hullinger, Nicole Warner, Valori Boss and Eleanor Kramer gathered around one of the many standing tables in Publik’s event space. Photo: @clancycoop
Tyler Ford drumming for Color Animal. Photo: @clancycoop
Many people made it out to Big Cartel’s 10th anniversary party. Photo: @clancycoop
Courtney Williams listening to Color Animal. Photo: @clancycoop
Emily Bradley and Kelli McCarthy had a front row spot for Color Animal’s performance. Photo: @clancycoop
Color Animal in full effect. Photo: @clancycoop
A group enjoying the free food and drinks. Photo: @clancycoop
On October 9th, 2015 Big Cartel threw a big birthday bash to celebrate 10 years of existence. It was held at Publik Coffee Roasters, and beer from local brewery Squatters and wine was provided to partiers eager to celebrate the Utah startup’s 10 years of success (an eternity in Internet business years ). Local band Color Animal provided the tunes, playing a tight set of their brand of fuzzy mellow rock. Attendees watched a video presentation which featured owners of Big Cartel stores proclaiming their love for the service, wishing Big Cartel many more years of success.
Started in Salt Lake City by Matt Wigham, Big Cartel provides bands, artists and others an easy way to put their goods online to be purchased by fans.
Your donations allow us to share underrepresented stories for FREE!
