Still need holiday gifts? Support local vendors at FAD Market Holiday Pop-up in Brooklyn
Around 50 vendors from the New York area are selling a variety of artisanal items at the Invisible Dog Center located at 51 Bergen St.
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Dec 17, 2022, 6:44 PM
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5h agoIf you still have a few people to cross off your gift list before the holidays, you might want to check out the FAD Market Holiday Pop-up in Boerum Hill.
Around 50 vendors from the New York area are selling a variety of artisanal items at the Invisible Dog Center located at 51 Bergen St.
Some products include chocolate made in Brooklyn, handmade jewelry, and clothes. You can also taste some special wines and foods.
Pet owners are welcome to bring their dogs while shopping.
The FAD Market is open today and tomorrow, from 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
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