Showing posts with label Brooklyn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brooklyn. Show all posts

Sunday, January 8, 2012

Opening Day May 12, 2012

The Artisan-Market will be back on the sidewalk perimeter of Ft. Greene Park every Saturday starting Saturday May 12, 2012


Meanwhile check out our website: artisan-market.org and meet some of our favorite artisans via their links on the home page sidebar or on the links page.


The Magnolias will be in bloom:

Farmers are at Ft. Greene Park year-round


Monday, October 17, 2011

Keep Warm buy a C. Joseph Creation

one-of-a-kind vest
Catherine Joseph creates shirts, vests, scarves and coats using sumptuous fabrics.
Women's Coat
Wool and Cashmere among the choices for coats



Her shirts can be worn by both men and women. 
I have a lovely green plaid woolen one in size Small.
Catherine will be present at the Artisan-Market every Saturday till the end of the Season.Catherine Joseph = click on to her website for more info.

Son of a Potter- Chris Dewees -


A lifelong resident of Ft. Greene, Chris Dewees thinks of pottery as an avocation and uses his limited spare time creating at Greenwich House Pottery in Manhattan. The basics were learned in his mother's studio, where she put him to work as a very young assistant. Now he is fine-tuning his skills and experimenting with various glazes. He enjoys exhibiting and selling his creations at Ft. Greene Park's Artisan-Market on a weekly basis during the market season and is always ready for a dialogue related to pottery, his viewpoints, and just about anything else.

Come hear the Strung Out String Band - 10/22 - Saturday




Old- Timey Appalachian Music brought to you by enthusiastic professionals. Don't miss them at Ft. Greene Park's Artisan-Market this coming Saturday, October 22. Listen live and buy their CD. Keep the free live music alive.

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Angeline Roth @ Newark Museum

Angeline Roth, a regular participant at Ft. Greene Park's Artisan-Market has work for sale in Newark Museum's gift shop during their "Patchwork from Folk Art to FIne Art" exhibition 9/13 - 12/31/2011. The Newark Museum has amassed one of the most comprehensive quilt collections in the nation- both stylistically and historically.Newark Museum is one of the best small museums in America and definitely worth a visit, but you can also buy Angie's creations weekly at Ft. Greene Park's Artisan-Market- Saturdays through Nov. 5th.  More about Angie

Friday, September 9, 2011

Jonny Hirsch Live 10/1 at Ft. Greene Park's Artisan Market


 Fusing elements of rock, funk, jazz, and skat singing with a powerful voice and a dynamic saxophone, Jonny’s music has an original sound of its own, while staying true to its roots in new age blues and funk. This versatile composer and lyricist pays tribute to the great traditions of American rock and blues in his song writing. Enjoy a free live performance starting at Noon next to the DeKalb Avenue and Washington Park corner park entrance to Ft. Greene Park. Original CDs will be available for purchase.

Add Saturday, October 1st to your events calendar.

Tuesday, May 3, 2011

New at the Artisan-Market - May 7th

William Lewis Accessories

La Petite Savon  sample soaps
Jonathan Casto Bowl



Peter Blanchette - Live: Saturday, May 7

Peter Blanchette  Will again travel from Massachusetts to perform at the Artisan-Market. First scheduled appearance this coming Saturday, May 7th. Peter is the inventor of the 11 string archguitar. Click onto his name for an extensive bio.