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Weekend Market Picks October 15 & 16, 2016: It’s Time To Get Your Pumpkin

Pumpkins and Squashes and Gourds - Oh My!

Pumpkins and Squashes and Gourds – Oh My!


It is another incredible weekend for market events all over the city! First of all, get a pumpkin. You can find pumpkins, gourds, and squashes of all shapes and sizes in any farmers market near you. If you don’t want to carve one, bake one up into a pie or some delicious soup.

CONGRATULATIONS to these businesses that I first fell in love with in the markets!

  1. To Fany Gerson, La Newyorkina herself, on the opening of her new and amazing brick and mortar shop for Mexican ice creams and other sweet treats in the Village!

  2. To Rhonda Kave on the 3rd Anniversary of her wonderful, wonderful chocolate shop on the Lower East Side, Roni-Sue Chocolates!

Weekend Market Picks

Saturday, October 15, 2016

Crafts in Chelsea: The New York Etsy Street Team brings the best handmade artisan entrepreneurs to 21st Street in Chelsea. Time to start your holiday shopping! 11AM – 4PM, 21st Street between 8th & 9th Avenue, Manhattan

Punk Metal Flea: Hey Ho! Let’s go to this killer flea and artisan market, featuring vinyl, vintage, handmade, and clothing punk rock stuff. Plus loud music and drinks. 12PM – 6PM, Sage Bar, 299 Graham Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Queens International Night Market: Bring your friends and family to this beautiful night market, filled with food, handmade craft artisan wares, and a beer garden! 10% of proceeds from beer and t-shirt sales are being donated to hurricane relief efforts. 6PM – Midnight, New York Hall of Science in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens

Ridgewood Market Saturday Night Bazaar: Ridgewood is the place for family night, date night, friends night, or general beer and shopping night! Find handmade and vintage gifts, and enjoy beer, snacks, and music while you shop into the night. 5PM – 11PM, Gottscheer Hall, 657 Fairview Ave. Ridgewood, Queens

Saturday & Sunday, October 15 & 16, 2016

LIC Flea Queens Beer Festival: It’s the First Annual Queens Beer Festival, sure to be the first of many to come! Sample the borough’s finest brews (tickets required). Sample amazing local foods and shop for handmade, vintage, and flea finds at the LIC Flea (free entry). 12PM – 6PM, 524 46th Avenue, Long Island City, Queens

Made in Ridgewood: This event features work by two groups of artists: the Ridgewood Artists Coalition, a group of local artists who live and work in the neighborhood, and the residents of OUTPOST Artists Resources, that houses five artists and musicians. The event has been extended to October 22nd. 12PM – 6PM, 1665 Norman Street, Ridgewood, Queens

Whole Bead Show New York: If you are a professional craft artisan, or if you love to make things in your spare time, the Whole Bead Show is a faaaaabulous place to find amazing beads and findings. I’ve met bead makers and silversmiths from all over the country at this show, selling their gorgeous creations. Not to mention zillions of Swarovski crystals that I can’t seem to resist. 10AM – 6PM Saturday, 11AM – 5PM Sunday, 401 7th Avenue at 33rd Street, Manhattan

Sunday, October 16, 2016

Morbid Anatomy Flea Market: If you’re looking for the Halloween Spirit, and many other kinds of spirits and ghoulishness, this is the event for you. Taxidermy, skulls of all sorts, and many other curiosities fill the Bell House. Get there early for the most unique finds. $1 admission. 12PM – 6PM, The Bell House, 149 7th St, Brooklyn

Stuvvesant Town Greenmarket: This lovely market in the courtyard of Stuy Town brings beautiful, fresh produce, baked goods, and proteins to the community and to Peter Cooper Village. Stroll onto the grounds for the delicious things you will want to eat all week long. 9:30AM – 4PM, near 14th Street Loop between 1st Avenue & Avenue A, Manhattan

Vegan Shop Up – It’s Fall, Y’All:  Vegan food, vegan products, vegan cocktails! This market is the perfect place for vegans, vegetarians, and simply for anyone who loves tasty food! It’s in a bar, so if you’re under 21, you need to bring your mom or dad. That could be fun! 12PM – 6PM, Pine Box Rock Shop, 12 Grattan St, Brooklyn

~Karen Seiger, Markets Of New York City

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