Events
October 25th, 11-6 Brooklyn Indie Market is hosting a Steam Punk Themed Day just in time for Halloween.
2 pm Fashion Show
Steam Themed Designers of fashion, product design, artists, musicians, lifestyle goods, tarot reading, cordials and curiosity seekers.
We are still accepting submissions from designers, designers for the fashion show wishing to outfit a model (of which we seem to have plenty, hmnnnn….) artists, musicians, makeup artists and anything else I left out. Just email kathymalone@gmail.com
The events’ Steam Team includes Britney Fady-Williams of www.beritnewyork.com and www.beritnewyork.etsy.com who has a lot of experience rolling out events (specializing in goth) and has a nack for finding models, makeup artists, designers and just the right illustrated school book from the 1960’s (see flyer).
Wren of Purevile purevile.etsy.com has a display background and worked at Anthropologie for 6 years as a display coordinator, is currently merchandising at ABC Carpet and Home and kind of makes me nervously excited when he says, “you would not BELIEVE the props I have stored at my parents house in Long Island!” He also participates in amazing events like this http://www.dancesofvice.com/.
Rebecca Shepherd co-runs the Bim, is a jewelry designer of rebeccashepherd.etsy.com, has a big fan base at the market and beyond, as well as having just opened Urban Alchemist in Park Slope with her partner Imaan Selmin. Rebecca can secure helium tanks, fog machines, sawing construction workers and leaves that have been blessed by Greenwood Cemetery on a moments notice. She is also my neighbor so I scored big time.
Nicole Davis of Brooklyn Based, our media partner for the event, is Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the ever surprizing and delightful online magazine about Brooklyn called Brooklyn Based (you thought you knew all the cool stuff about Brooklyn but not until you read BB) has been a writer for national magazines and “edited the arts section of downtown Manhattan weeklies, but sending bleemails* about the borough she loves best is her true calling. *A bleemail is cross between a blog and an email. It’s also an adorable word BB made up and hopes others will use.” And Oh my God! You are the owner of Boris the Famous Cat?! I didnt know that! No Way!
Steam Themed Designers of fashion, product design, artists, musicians, lifestyle goods, tarot reading, cordials and curiosity seekers.
Free to enter
We are still accepting submissions from designers, designers for the fashion show wishing to outfit a model (of which we seem to have plenty, hmnnnn….) artists, musicians, makeup artists and anything else I left out. Just email kathymalone@gmail.com
The events’ Steam Team includes Britney Fady-Williams of www.beritnewyork.com and www.beritnewyork.etsy.com who has a lot of experience rolling out events (specializing in goth) and has a nack for finding models, makeup artists, designers and just the right illustrated school book from the 1960’s (see flyer).
Wren of Purevile purevile.etsy.com has a display background and worked at Anthropologie for 6 years as a display coordinator, is currently merchandising at ABC Carpet and Home and kind of makes me nervously excited when he says, “you would not BELIEVE the props I have stored at my parents house in Long Island!” He also participates in amazing events like this http://www.dancesofvice.com/.
Rebecca Shepherd co-runs the Bim, is a jewelry designer of rebeccashepherd.etsy.com, has a big fan base at the market and beyond, as well as having just opened Urban Alchemist in Park Slope with her partner Imaan Selmin. Rebecca can secure helium tanks, fog machines, sawing construction workers and leaves that have been blessed by Greenwood Cemetery on a moments notice. She is also my neighbor so I scored big time.
Nicole Davis of Brooklyn Based, our media partner for the event, is Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the ever surprizing and delightful online magazine about Brooklyn called Brooklyn Based (you thought you knew all the cool stuff about Brooklyn but not until you read BB) has been a writer for national magazines and “edited the arts section of downtown Manhattan weeklies, but sending bleemails* about the borough she loves best is her true calling. *A bleemail is cross between a blog and an email. It’s also an adorable word BB made up and hopes others will use.” And Oh my God! You are the owner of Boris the Famous Cat?! I didnt know that! No Way!
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