Welcome to Simply Made Here - A Maker Studio and Shop
2302 Frederick Road, Catonsville, MD 21228 - Shop Hours Below
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WORKSHOPS & EVENTS - Saturday10/25 at 11:00 - Hocus Pocus Porch Leaner with Friends with Tammy and at 2:00 - Sea Glass Trees with Friends with Tammy, Sunday 10/26 at 2:00 Cookie Class with Johanna K – SOLD OUT, Wednesday 10/29 at 6:00 - Create 5 Crushed Glass or Resin Ornaments or 1 Large Crushed Glass /Resin Suncatcher with George Todd. Sunday 26th Pre order opens for Sourdough, Saturday 11/1 at 11:00 - Pick up for Heavenly Sourdough by Ashley, Monday 11/3 from 3:00– 8:00 Tattoos, Piercing & Jewelry with Tigers Eye Collective aka Jade Collective, Tuesday 11/4 at 5:30 - Holiday Mosaic Workshop with Haysimplicity, Thursday 11/6 at 6:30 - Mandela Class - Snowflake with Cindy, Friday 11/7 at 6:30 - Tortured Poets Writing Workshop withSuzanne Fine, Saturday 11/8 at 11:0 - Beach and or Christmas Themed Crushed glass Ornaments with Painting with Friends with Tammy and at 2:00 - SeaGlass Trees with Painting with Friends with Tammy - See calendar for additional events, workshops and details.
Zeke’s Coffee is a local, Baltimore based, small batch, family owned coffee roastery that is seriously committed to freshness.
At Zeke’s, we use a fluid bed coffee roaster. Invented by Mike Sivetz, a physicist from Oregon in the 1970’s, fluid bed coffee roasters use hot air to create a fountain of coffee beans.
This technique roasts more quickly and uniformly than a conventional drum roaster. We roast to temperature, giving us a more consistent product. Chaff escapes the roast chamber easily, leading to cleaner tasting coffee with more distinct regional flavors.
We roast in small batches. It guarantees freshness. It keeps us honest. Our roaster holds 30 pounds of coffee, compared to the 150 pounds that a standard roaster holds. Because of this, we put more time, more labor, and a little more of ourselves into each bean. You can taste the difference.
As we expand out of Baltimore, we stay committed to roasting in small batches, with a roastery in Washington D.C.