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That's sew biz in Brooklyn: Indie designers talk market
DAILY NEWS Staff Writer Wendy Mitchell reviews Brooklyn Indie Market Click Here to read More
December 2008: Marie Claire
Marie Claire italian edition writes about Steampunk Day Click Here to read More
October 2008: NYMAG
Handlebar-Mustache-Laden Adventures at Steampunk Day Click Here to read More
October 2008: The L Magazine
On Saturday afternoon, the Brooklyn Indie Market converted itself into a Circus of the Steampunks Click Here to read More
October 2008: Time Out New York
Steampunk and Vintage Style Day If you’ve been jonesin’ for an excuse to dust off your 19th-century antique pocket watch, then get thee to the Brooklyn Indie Market for its Steampunk and Vintage Style Day. Click Here to read More
Summer 2008: ParkSlopeReader
Who Said Artists Don’t Go to Church? (Scroll down to who said artists dont go to church?) Click Here to read More
2008: DIY City Mag
Top DIY Shops in NYC... Click Here to read More
January 9, 2008: Etsy
Kathy Malone, aka fofolle, has been creating tangible links between the offline and online worlds of Etsy. We invited her to be this week's Featured Buyer and asked her to highlight some of her favorite Brooklyn sellers, thus showing us her personal Shop Local... Click Here to read More
December 2007: Metro Box TV
December 2007: Budget Travel Magazine
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Brooklyn Indie Market only has 20 vendors, but the talent is huge. There are.. Click Here to download PDF
August 8, 2007: New York Post Newspaper
As part of our weeklong series dedicated to New York's unheralded finds, we talked to foodies, bloggers and various experts in all things Brooklyn to find the next legendary sights and sites. For instance..
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May 23, 2007: Brooklyn Based
We were honored to be the first video feature on the fabulously informative Brooklyn Based website! A great new resource for all things Brooklyn.
 
July 26, 2006: Only the Blog knows Brooklyn
On Saturday, I went to the Design Collective Market, the brainchild of clothing designer Kathy Malone, at the Old Stone House. On two floors, more than 20 of Brooklyn's hot, new, design stars were..
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