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A market in Brooklyn dedicated to the community of emerging designers, independent creators, vintage enthusiasts and food artisans contains thousands of stories. Here are just a few…
 Brooklyn independent weekend market Artists & Fleas is setting up shop at Chelsea Market… [Read More]
| |  New York Times: Boutiques, coffee bars and restaurants continue to flourish in Williamsburg and Greenpoint, north Brooklyn’s youth-culture Marrakesh.
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| |  This indoor Brooklyn market opens only
on Saturdays and Sundays, displaying the work of local artists, designers, and
vintage dealers in an industrial warehouse space… [Read More]
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 Browse for used books, records, handmade jewelry, vintage clothing, and kitschy bric-a-brac at Artists & Fleas, the pillar of Williamsburg’s secondhand scene… [Read More]
| |  Street fashion: Artists and Fleas, vendor
edition. Time Out New York turns the lens on the people behind the clothes racks. [Read More]
| |  Artists & Fleas has been a steady source of support for up-and-coming artisans and designers including Mast Brothers Chocolate, Brooklyn Charm, Malin Landaeus, Erica Weiner and…
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Before Brooklyn became known as a flea-market haven a couple of years ago, it was already a flea-market haven. Williamsburg’s older, cooler marketplace for new and used curiosities, Artists & Fleas… [Read More]
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The local flea market as a business incubator: Art shows, craft fairs and street markets are each ideal spots for a pop-up shop where you can test the waters for a product and learn a great deal from fellow vendors… [Read More]
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We hear you’re on the hunt for a new wardrobe, vintage books, a glass bird figurine…To help we’ve compiled a list of our favorite markets and fleas, but remember, the real fun starts when you start digging. On your market, get set, go… [Read More]
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