(MENAFN- Market Press Release) November 6, 2025 5:33 am - Circular Library and Peo Vee Launch Sustainable Crafting Movement with Second Sunday Craft Cafe & Supply Swap.

VENICE, CA – Circular Library, a leader in promoting the circular economy through community initiatives, is set to host the next installment of its popular monthly "Second Sunday Craft Café & Supply Swap." This initiative, run in partnership with sustainability advocate Peo Vee, provides a dedicated space for artists, makers, and hobbyists to engage in upcycling, reduce material waste, and connect with the Venice community.

The upcoming event is scheduled for Sunday, November 09, 2025, from 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM at the Circular Library location in Venice, California. The event remains free to attend, though the organizers request that all participants RSVP via the Circular Library website to ensure adequate space and planning.

A New Model for Mindful Making

The Craft Café & Supply Swap addresses the growing need for sustainable practices within the arts and crafts world, which often generates significant material waste. By establishing this monthly gathering, Circular Library aims to revolutionize how the creative community manages and acquires materials.

The heart of the event lies in its Supply Swap feature. Attendees are encouraged to bring their unwanted or surplus arts and crafts materials-anything from unused yarn and fabric scraps to forgotten paint tubes and half-used glue sticks-for a direct, zero-cost exchange with fellow makers. This system ensures that valuable resources find a second life in new projects, preventing them from heading to landfills and promoting a truly circular system of material consumption. Circular Library emphasizes that refreshing one's craft stash does not need to come at the expense of the planet.

In addition to the swap, the Craft Café offers a cozy, social environment for hands-on creativity. Makers are invited to bring any small, existing project to work on, whether it involves adding a finishing touch like a button or starting a simple new project like card-making. The atmosphere is designed to be relaxed and conducive to collaboration, complete with complimentary tea, fostering a sense of shared community and mutual inspiration among like-minded enthusiasts.

Partnership Focused on Upcycling and Education

The monthly event is made possible through the dedicated efforts of Peo Vee, a small, women-owned business based in Los Angeles that shares a deep commitment to upcycling and sustainability. Peo Vee's mission is rooted in the belief that transforming waste into something extraordinary starts with inspiring the next generation of creative minds.

"Peo Vee is passionate about the power of upcycling and the positive impact it can have on the planet," the partner stated. "The organization believes that every small step toward reducing waste and reimagining the potential of discarded items is a step toward a more sustainable future. This partnership with Circular Library allows them to foster the hands-on, community engagement necessary to drive that change."

Peo Vee extends its reach beyond physical events through its online platform, Remnants, a dedicated marketplace where community members can buy and sell pre-loved arts and crafts supplies. This online and in-person synergy provides comprehensive solutions for managing material surplus and deficits sustainably.

The "Second Sunday Craft Café & Supply Swap" serves as a vital meeting point for those looking to refresh their supplies, enjoy a focused creative session, or simply meet other people passionate about sustainable making. Circular Library and Peo Vee invite the public to participate in this impactful and enjoyable community initiative.

About Circular Library
Circular Library is an organization dedicated to fostering a circular economy by facilitating resource sharing and waste reduction through community programs and events. Located in Venice, CA, it serves as a hub for sustainable practices and creative engagement.

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