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Uptown Collinsville, Collinsville, IL

Quintons Crafthouse

Heads up: Terms aren't posted. Ask about booth costs before committing.

Collinsville Main Street craft house with hands-on experiences and a Makers Market of 60+ local makers' booths (soap, candles, jewelry, pottery, crochet plushies, prints).

Location
Uptown Collinsville, Collinsville, IL
Address
126 W. Main, Collinsville, IL 62234
Pitch method
Form, Phone
Terms
Makers Market vendor booths. The page doesn't state fees or splits.
Local focus
local makers
Carries
Beauty, Home, Jewelry, Apparel, Ceramics, Art, Prints, Kids & toys, Gifts
Instagram
Not listed
Last verified
2026-10-26

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