Explore the Week | Made in NYC

Saturday, October 9

DAY 6.
Shop the boroughs

9:00 am – 1:00 pm

Pop-Up Market

Van Duzer Artisan Market x Made in NYC Week

Shop from Staten Island’s most unique makers and artisans. The Van Duzer Artisan Market, a traveling marketplace selling local handcrafted goods, gifts and vintage finds, promotes local artisans and offers hands-on community workshops and events.

Saint George Greenmarket
St Marks Pl & Hyatt St
Staten Island, NY 10301

Credit: Made in NYC/Pratt Center for Community Development

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12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Pop-Up Market

Lockwood Williamsburg x Made in NYC Week

Made in NYC Week 2021 will come to a close as we celebrate the grand opening of Lockwood’s fourth brick and mortar store in Williamsburg with a Made in NYC Pop-Up. Lockwood is your one-stop-shop for expertly sourced local products and a proud supporter of the community.

Lockwood Williamsburg
485 Driggs Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11211

Credit: NYCgo.com

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4:00 pm – 10:00 pm

Pop-Up Market

Bronx Night Market x Made in NYC Week

The Bronx Night Market, the ultimate showcase of the borough’s rich and diverse history, celebrates the local craft artisan and food scene. Our special Made in NYC Pop-Up will feature some of the city’s most unique makers and highlight the best the Bronx has to offer.

Bronx Night Market
1 Fordham Plaza
Bronx, NY 10458

Credit: Hop Culture

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Made in NYC is a non-profit organization that supports local manufacturers and makers in New York City. We provide skills-building programs, marketing services and promotional platforms, and small business assistance and resources for free to the Made in NYC community. We build a strong community of makers, facilitate local collaborations, and advocate for manufacturing in the City.

Made in NYC is an initiative of the Pratt Center for Community Development, a community-driven planning and development organization that works for a more just and sustainable New York City in partnership with community-based groups, small businesses, and the public sector. Pratt Center is a part of Pratt Institute. Learn more at MadeinNYC.org