Where to Look for New Year's Gifts: New York's Best Holiday Fairs
'19.11.2019'
Source: 6sqft.com
On the eve of the New Year in New York, you can find many shops, markets and trading floors where you can buy unusual gifts for loved ones. About where the best of them are located, the newspaper writes. 6sqft.
Markets where you will find many holiday trinkets and other goods on the eve of the New Year holidays are in almost every corner of New York. Moreover, each of them is unique in its own way.
For example, the major markets in Manhattan - Union Square, Bryant Park, Grand Central Station and Columbus Circle - boast a wide range of products. While in the small shops in the neighborhood you can find one-of-a-kind products.
But no matter what locations you visit in search of a worthy gift, you will certainly plunge into their magical atmosphere. These locations sparkle with thousands of lights, here you can have fun skating, then have a meal and hot drinks, attend seminars and master classes on various topics and continue your shopping.
All locations in manhattan
The Union Square Holiday Market
Union Square Park, southern side
November 21 - 24 December
This real Christmas town needs no introduction. About 150 of the best sellers - local craftsmen and artists - offer their products, so here you will definitely find unique gifts for the New Year.
In addition, there are such locations as: Little Brooklyn, a heating station and lounge area, as well as a children's art studio.
Holiday Shops at Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park
Bryant Park, 42nd Street and 6th Avenue
October 31, 2019 - January 5, 2020
In this winter wonderland, downtown Midtown has New York's only free ice rink. And after visiting The Lodge bar located here, your shopping will become even more pleasant.
The products are presented in the food hall, where from morning to night, craftsmen from New York and around the world sell their products.
You can also visit the Overlook Observatory here and book your Polar Lounge for private parties.
100 West 77th Street at Columbus Avenue
24 November, December: 1, 8, 15 and 22
This is the oldest market in the city, which began operating with 1982 of the year.
Here in the Upper Westside area of Manhattan you will find the finest artisans, antiques, and edible products.
At the same time, 100% of the profits will be transferred to four public schools - for basic necessities.
On holidays, the market is filled every Sunday with unique gifts from 150 + hand-selected local artisans and dealers, as well as many delicious dishes and treats.
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Vanderbilt Hall, Grand Central Terminal, 89 East 42nd Street at Park Avenue
November 18 - 24 December
This is one of the most picturesque places where you can go shopping on the eve of the holidays. Here, 40 suppliers are gathered in one place and offer you products and handicrafts made from local materials.
“You will find artwork, clothing for all ages, men's and women's accessories, children's clothing and toys, as well as household goods in a wide range of prices,” the source notes.
Underground at 8th Avenue between 57th and 58th Street (on market Yes seven inputs)
November 15 - 31 December
The festive market in this place will work for the third year. Here, 18 seasonal merchants join the 39 permanent restaurants, shops and kiosks, which are located in a busy corridor literally underground.
You can also easily get here from the metro.
Everything from Tibetan crafts to holiday decorations can be found here, the source says. Shops and eateries are open from morning until late at night.
Columbus Circle Holiday Market
Columbus Circle, 59th Street and Central Park West
December 4 - 24
This market, which is part of the Urbanspace family of establishments, is located at the entrance to Central Park.
Here you can easily get lost among the sparkling streets where you will find everything you want - from jewelry, household goods to delicious snacks, enjoying the splendor of the winter in New York.
Alternative and classic places in the neighborhood
Brooklyn Flea + Smorgasburg Winter Market
25 Kent Avenue (8 etae) In Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Saturday and Sunday from 10 to 18 hours
This is a unique environment for shopping, eating and observing people. Here you will find both vintage clothes and shoes, as well as locally-made clothes, jewelry, furniture, lighting, household goods, stationery, collectibles and much more.
The Holiday Handmade Cavalcade
Brooklyn Historical Society, 7 and 8 December 128 Pierrepont Street, Brooklyn Heights, Market Челси: 9-15 December
This market shows a wide range of handicrafts from independent suppliers. Go here in search of cute and creative items.
Brooklyn Navy Yard Annual Holiday Market
The Yard, Admirals Row, at a corner Flushing Avenue and Navy street
7 and 8 December
This relatively new waterfront market is the perfect place to find unique gifts from Brooklyn for everyone, the author notes.
This year, a gift zone will be organized here, where you will find decorations for cookies, engraving with ornaments, as well as bags and screen prints.
Also here are home goods, fashion and accessories, art and design items from more than 30 sellers.
501 Union Street, Gowanus, Brooklyn
1, 8 and 15 December
This is the third annual Brooklyn Holiday Bazaar Bazaar.
This year, on the first three Sundays of December, he will gather under one roof the best local producers of handmade goods, sellers of delicious food and drinks, musicians and artisans.
IC Holiday Market by Wanted Design
Industry City, 51 35th Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenue, second этаж
Visit this place if you want to find unique gifts, design items for the home, including lighting, small furniture, textiles and accessories.
Renegade Craft Fair Winter Pop-Up
Brooklyn Expo Center, 79 Franklin Street
21 and 22 December
The Renegade Crafts Fair is a curated indie craft fair showcasing the brightest talents of contemporary craft and design.
Here, while drinking warm seasonal cocktails, you can go shopping (in total there are products from more than 230 manufacturers and designers) in search of a truly worthy gift for the New Year holidays.
Festive DJ sets, local food and interactive events will add the mood to your walk.
Greenpointers holiday market
Greenpoint Loft, 67 West Street, Greenpoint, Brooklyn
8 December
This year the theme of the festival will be dedicated to The Nutcracker.
If you're looking for free entertainment, live music, and shopping in one of Brooklyn's most beautifully restored historic sites, head to this place on Sunday.
You will find here more than 60 local artisans, artists and food sellers, as well as plenty of entertainment at Greenpoint Loft.
Industry City Factory Floor, 220 36th Street, Brooklyn
7 and 8 December
In this shopping center you will find goods of local artisans: clothes, jewelry, toys and much more.
“The BUST Craftacular is the longest running annual craft fair in New York City. This year, the focus is on promoting and developing women-owned businesses, allowing shoppers to support these businesses when they purchase holiday gifts, ”the newspaper writes.
Bohemian Hall and Beer Garden, 29-19 24th Avenue, Astoria, Queens
1, 8 and 15 December
The Astoria's famous bohemian hall and beer garden is a great place to visit for dinner and a beer, even if you don't buy anything.
Here you can find the right gift among art objects, jewelry, toys, sweets, pharmacy and cosmetics, bags, clothes and gift baskets.
The Oddities Flea Market Holiday of Wonders
Villain, 307 Kent Avenue, Brooklyn
7 and 8 December
Here is a curious collection of the best suppliers of everything strange, unique and gloomy.
Inside you will find three floors of hand-selected unusual goods from sellers from all over the country. Here are presented: objects of natural science, samples of osteology, taxidermy, incomprehensible home decor, jewelry, unique art and much more.
“Although the entrance is not free, there is a possibility that you will find strange but good goods here,” the author summed up.
Holiday makers market; The Invisible Dog Art Center, 51 Bergen Street
7, 8, 14 and 15 December
Over the weekend, the FAD Market, split into four parts that stretch from Carroll Gardens to downtown Brooklyn, will present the work of more than 200 designers. So you are sure to find what to buy by visiting this place.
Fulton Stall Market at Seaport District; Fulton Street on Water street - December 8
Essex Market, Essex Street on Delancey street - December 13-15
Public Markets presents the second annual multicultural market event, Deck the Stalls, dedicated to the recently updated New York public markets in partnership with farmers and producers of the Fulton Stall Market.
Explore fascinating historic gated public markets in midtown Manhattan, one in the Seaport area and one in the new Essex Market on the Lower East Side, featuring unique food and drink with live music, workshops and other programs.
1047 Amsterdam Avenue at West 112th Street
6-8 December
This craft jury fair at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Evangelist marks 23 of the year. Here, the publication notes, you can make purchases on a new, "divine level."
“As the sun shines through the cathedral's stained glass windows onto its massive granite columns, the beautiful handcrafted gifts for sale look just as sublime,” the author emphasized.
Entrance costs $ 10.
Brand benches и small markets
At Peace Studios, 554 Court Street, Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn
14 and 15 December
Head here to find fashionable gifts, as well as a snack and a cocktail after shopping.
The location presents handmade products from more than 25 sellers.
East Fork NYC South Upward Holiday Market
Counter Culture Coffee, 376 Broome Street
6-7 December
This pottery boutique will host a holiday shopping event to showcase southern brands and manufacturers.
The event begins with a party and ends with a shopping day.
Queens County Farm Museum, 73-50 Little Neck Parkway, Floral Park, Queens
1-24 December
Begin the holiday season on the farm, where you can view a rich assortment of Christmas trees, wreaths and unique holiday gifts. Children's gifts include traditional games and handmade soft toys.
Moreover, the proceeds from sales will be used to support the famous school curriculum.
Holiday Pop-Up Market at Port Morris Distillery
Port Morris Distillery, 780 East 133rd Street, Bronx
7 December
The Bronx gathered local small businesses from New York at Port Morris Distillery. Here they offer their goods: jewelry, clothes, food, desserts and much more.
Art Students League Holiday Art Sale
Art Students League: The Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery, 215 West 57th Street
December 10 - 22
Art is a great gift, and here you will find over 500 pieces of art starting at $ 50.
Works, including paintings and prints, landscapes, portraits, still lifes and abstractions, are sold for no more than $ 1000. Prices for sculptures do not exceed $ 1500.
National Museum of the American Indian, Alexander Hamilton US Custom House, One Bowling Green
7 and 8 December
The annual Native Art Market presents the work of more than 30 artists representing indigenous cultures in the Western Hemisphere.
This event offers one of a kind hand-made, traditional and contemporary art.
This includes jewelry, beadwork, ceramics, prints, baskets, textiles and sculpture.
