wabisabi brooklyn

I’ll be in a kiosk - hopefully that means fewer skeeters!

Brooklyn Indie Market is on Smith Street on the corner of Union Street in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn. Via subway: take the F or G train to Carroll street. Exit at the President Street exit of the station. You will see the the tent! Via car from NYC: you can take the Brooklyn Bridge. Turn RIGHT onto Atlantic ave. Turn LEFT onto Court street. Turn LEFT onto Carroll street. Turn LEFT onto Smith street.

I’ll be there from 11-7

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Be there

(Brooklyn Indie Market 11am-7pm
Under the red and white striped tent on Smith and Union Street, Carroll Gardens,Brooklyn. Via subway: take the F or G train to Carroll street. Exit at the President Street exit of the station. You will see the the tent! Via car from NYC: you can take the Brooklyn Bridge. Turn RIGHT onto Atlantic ave. Turn LEFT onto Court street. Turn LEFT onto Carroll street. Turn LEFT onto Smith street.)

or be square.

I made it all by myself!

Head over to The Sampler to snag a rarity: a Sampler for guys! (if you’re lucky you might score one with a pair of  wabisabi brooklyn cuff links…)

…and at Brooklyn Indie Market tomorrow 11-7.

Saturday 6/14 Brooklyn Indie Market

Inside the red and white tent

Smith Street between President and Union Streets

Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn

Sunday 6/15

SEVENTH HEAVEN Street Fair(with members of Brooklyn Indie Market)

Seventh Avenue between Berkeley Place and Union Street

Park Slope, Brooklyn

As part of the {New New} Etsy street team, I participated in the Sampler’s table at the MTV Movie Awards Style Lounge. I’m not sure which glitterati got their hands on the nickel neckalces, rings, and wabisabi brooklyn special giveaway totes that I contributed, but I don’t be surprised if you see Dina Lohan’s assistant rocking some wabisabi bling in the near future!

Four out of five dentists agree shopping at Brooklyn Indie Market may* result in reduced tooth decay.

*it probably won’t, but come anyway.

My commute to work usually includes a walk over the bridge, and for the past few weeks the walkway entrance has been slightly diverted by some mysterious work being done along the usual path.

This morning I finally got to see what they’d been cooking up: some of those sidewalk inlays that least nearby locations and the distance to them:

There is a five day celebration planned that starts on May 22. Get your Brooklyn Bridge Bling!