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November 19, 2008

Gifted: A Holiday Market

Gifted%20Flyer%20FINAL%2019nov08.jpgThe time has finally come to announce our holiday market, which has turned out to be way awesomer (and more work) than we imagined when we concocted it--all of a few weeks ago.

The Flea has partnered with Time Out NY to present Gifted: A Holiday Market, featuring 40 vendors curated by Senor himself along with TONY Seek Editor Erin Wylie. Gifted will take place inside the historic Brooklyn Masonic Temple--the amazing building with the columns across the street from the Flea--on the 4 Sundays Nov. 30, Dec. 7, 14 + 21, from 11am to 6pm. (The "regular" Flea will of course continue on at the schoolyard during this time, with Dec. 21 remaining our last date of the season.)

We curated the mix of vendors at Gifted to be sort of like the Flea: stuff you can only find there; folks selling beautiful, unique items they made themselves; vintage/antique objects that are distinctive and affordable; snazzy jewelry; cool, quality art; and of course yummy foodstuffs. Our goofy tagline is "Edited + Eclectic for Everyone."

Here are some highlights: Layla, the gorgeous jewelry and Indian textiles shop in Boerum Hill; Acorn, the classy toy shop on Atlantic Ave.; Els Walleyn's beautiful mohair teddy bears--all the way from Belgium!; Flea regular David Sokosh, who will be featuring amazing antique clocks ("the gift of time for Christmas"); Jezebel Stationery, Moontree Letterpress, Perch! Design, and Mollie Dash's Brooklyn-made cards and goodies; Ornaments + Objects' mid-century jewelry and design pieces; I Lampe's lamps made from recycled Saarinen designs and the like; Pop Judaica's "Shlep" totes and menorah subway-map cards; The Flubber Gallery's vintage toys; Reiter8's totes made from recycled sails; and Fine + Raw's scrumptious raw chocolate gift packs. (Click here to see the full lineup; we'll have a proper Gifted webpage up later this week.)

We're really excited about this addition to the Flea, and hope that it becomes a sort of local one-stop holiday-shopping alternative to, say, big boxes or, gasp, Manhattan. Make a connection with the person you're buying from; support someone who lives in your neighborhood; give a gift there's only one of. That's what y'all wanted, right? Right.

Gorgeous flyer design by Noel Claro.

A.S.I.S.
Acorn Toy Shop
Alison Tauber
Alyssa Ettinger
Bien Hecho
Birdhouse Jewelry
Blue Canary Vintage
Brooklyn Junior
Castor + Pollux
David Sokosh
Davina Feinberg
Deadly Squire
Els Walleyn
Erica Weiner Jewelry
Fact + Fancy
Farfalla
Fine + Raw Chocolate
The Flubber Gallery
Foxy + Winston
Geralyn Shukwit
Greenjeans
Heartisans
I Lampe
Jaybird Antiques
Jezebel Stationery
John Murphy
Jonathan Blum
L is for Linen
Layla
Local Labels
Lon Black Postcards + Ephemera
Marcie McGoldrick
Marilyn Hitchcock
Mast Bros. Chocolate
McClure's Pickles
Megan Cedro
Melody's Addiction + Specimen
Milton Carter
Mollie Dash
Moontree Letterpress
Ornaments + Objects
Patrick Keesey
Perch! Design
Pinecone + Chickadee
Pop Judaica
Reiter8
Rick's Picks
Sara + Mike Strauss
Species by the Thousands
Studio Roxas
Treasures + Pleasures
Whimsy + Spice
Winter Water Factory
WrecordsByMonkey
Yova Design

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