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Name: The Holiday Flea At BAC
Start: 2019-12-07T10:00:00-05:00
End: 2019-12-07T17:00:00-05:00
Location: Brooklyn Arts Center

The Holiday Flea At BAC

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The Brooklyn Arts Center is thrilled to announce The Holiday Flea at BAC on Friday, November 30, Saturday, December 1, and Sunday, December 2.

This will be our biggest and best flea yet! More than 50 of the finest local and regional vendors will present one-of-a-kind vintage, retro, upcycled, and fabulous treasures in the Church and in The Annex just in time for your holiday shopping.

Wilmington’s finest food trucks will feed the crowd each day, Spoonfed Coffee Shop will serve hot coffee and delicious treats, and the BAC Cash Bar will provide additional liquid sustenance. Parking is free in our North 4th neighborhood, and there is an ATM on site. Admission is $5—good for all three days and includes a raffle ticket. Children under the age of 12 are free.

The Holiday Flea At BAC

The Brooklyn Arts Center is thrilled to announce The Holiday Flea at BAC on Friday, November 30, Saturday, December 1, and Sunday, December 2.

The Holiday Flea At BAC

The Brooklyn Arts Center is thrilled to announce The Holiday Flea at BAC on Friday, November 30, Saturday, December 1, and Sunday, December 2.

Art for the Masses

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Continuing the community tradition of making original art accessible to everyone, Art for the Masses (AFTM) features art from local artists’ all original work for under $300. Participating artists will retain 100% of the proceeds from their sales.

AFTM is free and open to the public with a requested door donation to help fund public art projects at the university. The program is coordinated through Campus Life Arts & Programs and the Department of Art & Art History. For further information, please contact [email protected].

Market For Makers

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Maker

About M4M

MARKETS FOR MAKERS ELEVATES EMERGING BRANDS BY CREATING UNIQUE SHOPPING EXPERIENCES.

OUR OBJECTIVE

To find premier spaces and transform them into a market experience. Our markets are carefully curated with Makers who create items you can’t easily find in stores. It’s about the discovery of one-of-a-kind or small batch items you never thought to look for. These Makers specialize in home decor, fashion, art, design, food and more. We aim to forge the relationship between independent artists and their future loyal customers.

WHO ARE THE MAKERS?

Makers are artists, writers, photographers, collectors and designers, they are the creators and dreamers that are driven to create the next great brands of the future.

ABOUT US

Founded in 2015, Markets for Makers has seen explosive growth and success of all of our markets through collaborations with key partners and the use of social media and marketing. Renowned for our ability to promote markets, we are expanding across the US in 2018 with 10 new markets and growing to double our markets in cities nationwide by 2019.

Our markets are different in that they comprise a diverse collection of handmade makers, boutiques, vintage and unique items you can’t find in stores. Attendees can enjoy these hundreds of Makers while also enjoying food, drinks and photo walls that create memorable experiences.

In turn our markets have an impact on local communities and naturally revitalize local economies.

Market For Makers

Maker

About M4M

MARKETS FOR MAKERS ELEVATES EMERGING BRANDS BY CREATING UNIQUE SHOPPING EXPERIENCES.

OUR OBJECTIVE

WHO ARE THE MAKERS?

Makers are artists, writers, photographers, collectors and designers, they are the creators and dreamers that are driven to create the next great brands of the future.

ABOUT US

In turn our markets have an impact on local communities and naturally revitalize local economies.

Made & Found – The Handmade Market

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Mushpa + Mensa will be at Made & Found!

Made & Found is a one day outdoor shopping event in Moore Square in Raleigh, NC on November 9th. This event merges the goodness you already know from The Handmade Market and Urban Vintage. It features a juried selection of the best and brightest artists, designers, vintage, antiques, and crafters from the region. The event is produced by The Handmaidens, in partnership with City of Raleigh Parks & Rec.

Be sure to check out our vendor spotlights, where you get some more fun and interesting facts behind many of the vendors you will find at Made & Found.

For the vendor map, go here

Moss Rock Festival

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14th Eco-Creative Festival ~ November 2&3, 2019 The Preserve, Hoover, Alabama

Moss Rock Festival

14th Eco-Creative Festival ~ November 2&3, 2019 The Preserve, Hoover, Alabama

Black Mountain Old Depot Art by the Tracks

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2019 Art by the Tracks
Saturday, October 26th,
10:00am-5:00pm.
Sutton Ave., Black Mountain, NC

Please join us for the 22nd year of Old Depot’s Art Show in downtown Black Mountain, NC on Sutton. Ave this year on Saturday, October 26th, 2019.

Each year the Old Depot sponsors two juried art shows, one in the spring and one in the fall. Our Spring Art Show is always the first Saturday in June, and our Fall Art Show is the last Saturday in October, in the heart of leaf season. We highlight extraordinary art and craft from throughout the region in this renowned juried art show.

From the 1930’s to the mid 1950’s the town was home for Black Mountain College, which still claims alumni of worldwide renown in the arts. More and more, the town is becoming a center for arts and crafts, antiques and furniture, which attracts tourists from throughout the nation for its unique offerings.

Located in the Blue Ridge Mountains just 15 miles east of Asheville, Black Mountain has long been a rich and varied arts and crafts community.

The Old Depot Association uses the money earned from booth fees for this show towards heritage art grants for schools within the Swannanoa Valley! Each year we contract a local school kid to do the poster art. The 2019 poster art was done by Willow Garrison of Art Space School.