Where to Find the {NewNew} July 10 + 11

If you're on stay-cation mode this summer, the perfect NYC market is calling you for a visit! Take a day to browse those great artisan markets that you've been meaning to swing by. I'm sure something - whether a sweet piece of jewelry, unique piece of apparel, nifty houseware item, or adorable baby gift - is beckoning you.

What: The {NewNew} Treasure Chest Store on Governors Island

When: Friday 10am - 4pm, Saturday and Sunday 10am - 6pm

Where: House 6B in Nolan Park on Governors Island. Take the free ferry at the Battery Maritime Building in Manhattan or at Brooklyn Bridge Park's Pier 6 (Brooklyn ferries only run on weekends). More directions of ferry schedules here.

Who: Over 30 {NewNew} artists - check out the complete list here.

Governors Island Fun Fact: This NYC getaway has car-free biking. Bring your bike or rent one there. Friday visitors get a free hour of bike rentals!

What: Hester Street Fair

When: Saturday and Sunday 10am - 6pm

Where: Hester and Essex Street.

Who: {NewNew} artisans will be there all weekend. On Saturday, see Izile, CardsInStitches, & JennaNewton. On Sunday, visit PurtyBird, SaskiaDeVries, & FiskAndFern.

Hester Street Fun Fact: This was the exact location of a famous, bustling outdoor market back in the late 1800's and early 1900's where people would shop for everything from bread, tea, produce and livestock.

What: Brooklyn Flea

When: Saturday 10am - 5pm.

Where: 176 Clermont between Clermont and Vanderbilt.

Who: See {NewNew}ers DwellDeep, LaterlierDesBijoux, BhekiPainting, & Saskia DeVries

Brooklyn Flea Fun Fact: The New York Times calls the Brooklyn Flea "One of the great urban experiences in New York."

What: Brooklyn Indie Market

When: Sunday 11am - 6pm.

Where: Red and white striped tent on Smith and Union Street, Carroll Gardens.

Who: {NewNew} Carroll Gardenite WabisabiBrooklyn

Brooklyn Indie Market Fun Fact: The Brooklyn Indie Market was the dream of Kathy Malone who saw potential in a vacant lot in Carroll Gardens. Through persistence and perseverance, she was able to get permission from government officials to use the space as a weekly artisan market.

Karina

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