Mushpa + Mensa will be parked outside this event so feel free to walk on into the Magical Mobile Art Machine. Then go inside to check out the other amazing artisans!!! This was the first ever event we did with Maya! Just in case they ask you on trivia night!
– Mushpa + Mensa
The Brooklyn Arts Center is back with another fantastic community marketplace event! This year’s Made in NC show happens on Saturday, March 31, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday, April 1, from noon to 5 p.m., and will feature more than 50 of North Carolina’s finest artisans, creators, and crafters in the BAC’s church and on both floors of The Annex.
As always, your $5 admission is good for both days of the event and enters you into the event raffle, drawn all day both Saturday and Sunday—didn’t someone say dozens of winners! The vendors of Made in NC generously donate items to the raffle, sending lots of lucky attendees home with a free piece of handmade treasure.
On Saturday, Catch the Food Truck will be parked out front serving up tacos made with local seafood and organic produce. Sunday’s featured food truck is Yehmon51, a Jamaican-themed truck offering wings, ribs, and more. All weekend, Spoonfed Kitchen & Bakeshop will be in The Annex as a full-service coffee shop, with baked goods and fantastic coffees and teas available for you to sip and snack while you shop.
Admission is (still!) only $5, and children 12 and under are free. There’s plenty of free on-street parking in the BAC neighborhood. For more information, and to be introduced to this year’s vendors, follow the BAC on Instagram
Mushpa + Mensa will be parked outside this event so feel free to walk on into the Magical Mobile Art Machine. Then go inside to check out the other amazing artisans!!! This was the first ever event we did with Maya! Just in case they ask you on trivia night!
– Mushpa + Mensa
The Brooklyn Arts Center is back with another fantastic community marketplace event! This year’s Made in NC show happens on Saturday, March 31, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday, April 1, from noon to 5 p.m., and will feature more than 50 of North Carolina’s finest artisans, creators, and crafters in the BAC’s church and on both floors of The Annex.
As always, your $5 admission is good for both days of the event and enters you into the event raffle, drawn all day both Saturday and Sunday—didn’t someone say dozens of winners! The vendors of Made in NC generously donate items to the raffle, sending lots of lucky attendees home with a free piece of handmade treasure.
On Saturday, Catch the Food Truck will be parked out front serving up tacos made with local seafood and organic produce. Sunday’s featured food truck is Yehmon51, a Jamaican-themed truck offering wings, ribs, and more. All weekend, Spoonfed Kitchen & Bakeshop will be in The Annex as a full-service coffee shop, with baked goods and fantastic coffees and teas available for you to sip and snack while you shop.
Admission is (still!) only $5, and children 12 and under are free. There’s plenty of free on-street parking in the BAC neighborhood. For more information, and to be introduced to this year’s vendors, follow the BAC on Instagram