Farm to People Co. in the Provisions Section at the Union Square Holiday Market
This is it, kids: the last shopping weekend before Christmas! Luckily for us, many of our holiday markets are open until Christmas eve. But there are some fabulous specialty markets that are only happening this weekend or into early next week. So study this list and check it twice to make sure you get to all the markets that you need to visit!
For the food lovers on your gift list, you may have noticed the wonderful “Provisions” section at the Union Square and Columbus Circle Holiday Markets. This area is filled with packaged food vendors, selling wonderful products like truffle oil, salt water taffy, finishing sauces, honey and much more. Farm to People Co, is in the Provisions section at Union Square. They are a very exciting company because they carry small batch artisanal products, including many of my very favorites, like Trees Knees, Brooklyn Delhi Achaar, Beth’s Farm Kitchen, The Jam Stand, and P&H Soda Co., among many others.
Urbanspace is also hosting a Provisions Pop-Up inside their wonderful new Vanderbilt Food Hall. Shop from 15 local purveyors, and enjoy breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner in the food hall near Grand Central.
Another shout out for the Union Square Greenmarket Boutique on Saturday, where you can get great gifts and support your local farmers!
Weekend Holiday Market Picks
Saturday, December 19, 2015
Artists & Fleas Holiday Pop Up at Liberty Hall, the Ace Hotel, 20 West 29th Street, Manhattan
Jamaica Winter Craft Market, 159-15 Jamaica Avenue, Queens
Om Grown Holiday Market, at Bread and Yoga, 5000 Broadway at 212th Street, Manhattan
Union Square Greenmarket Shop, Union Square, Manhattan
Holiday Vegan Shop Up, Pine Box Rock Shop, 12 Grattan Street, Brooklyn
VSPOT Vegan Organic NYC Holiday Pop Up, 12 St. Mark’s Place, Manhattan
Saturday & Sunday, December 19 & 20, 2015
Bust Magazine Holiday Craftacular, Brooklyn Expo Center, 79 Franklin Street, Brooklyn
Food 52 Holiday Market, 41 Union Square West at 17th Street, Manhattan
French Morning’s Brooklyn Artisans Holiday Market, Open Saturdays and Sundays, St. Paul’s Church, 234 Congress Street, Brooklyn
Gowanus Holiday Marketplace, Breukelen Colony, 274 4th Avenue at Garfield Street, Brooklyn
Jingle A Holiday Pop-Up Store at Chelsea Market, Open all week, 75 9th Avenue, Manhattan
Rock n’ Shop, Open Saturdays and Sundays, at the Paper Box, 17 Meadow Street, Brooklyn
Urbanspace Provisions Food Pop Up, inside Urbanspace Vanderbilt food hall, on the corner of Vanderbilt and 45th Street, Manhattan
Sunday, December 20, 2015
Astoria Holiday Market at Bohemian Hall, 29-19 24th Avenue, Astoria, Queens
SHWICK Holiday Market, at House of Yes, 2 Wyckoff Avenue, Brooklyn
Season Long Specialty Holiday Markets
December 1 –21. ID Pop Shop Holiday, Open 7 daysMeatpacking District, 446 West 14th Street, Manhattan
November 27 – December 23. LES Holiday Pop-Up, 365 Grand Street between Essex and Clinton, Manhattan
December 4 – 23. Tictail Market: NYC Holiday Pop Up, 90 Orchard Street, Manhattan
December 3 – 24. Miracle at Essex Market, Farm2Me, Essex Market, 120 Essex Street, Manhattan
Thru December 24. Garment District Holiday Market, Open all week, Broadway between 39th & 41st Street, Manhattan
December 18 – 24. The Market NYC, 290 Mulberry Street, Manhattan
Thru December 31. South Street Local Artists, Open all week, 93 South Street, Manhattan
November 21 – January 2. REAL NYC Designer Holiday Market, Open all week, 166 Mulberry Street, Manhattan
December 1 – 31. South Street Seaport Holiday Market, Fulton Street between Water and Front Streets, Manhattan
December 4 – January 3, 2016. Young & Able 2nd Annual Holiday Pop Up Shop, 2 Rivington Street, Manhattan
Grand Holiday Markets
Bryant Park Winter Village, Open daily through January 3, 2016
Columbus Circle Holiday Market, Open daily December 1st – December 24th, 7 days a week
Grand Central Holiday Fair: Open daily November 16th – December 24th
Union Square Holiday Market, Open daily November 19th – December 24th
~Karen Seiger, Markets of New York City
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