Set aside on December 10th (and/or the 11th), 2016, some time to visit WORK:SHOP WINTER MARKET and browse through an eclectic selection of handcrafted treasures created by local artists. Perfect for gifts for the holidays or anytime of year!

Work:Shop Winter Market, known for its curated museum-store-quality, locally made gift items, is returning to Beacon for its fourth year. 20 artisans will participate in the sale, featuring hand-crafted small goods in wool, glass, clay, paper, linen, silk, wood, metal and beeswax.

Homespun Foods' yummy pastries and treats

New to the festivities this year, the cafe Homespun Foods will be featuring sweet and savory snacks for hungry shoppers—hot chocolate and cookies, as well as packaged holiday food items that make perfect gifts and great stocking stuffers!

Work:Shop Winter Market
Saturday, December 10, 10am - 6pm and
Sunday, December 11, 11am - 5pm

Work:Shop Winter Market at
Wickham Solid Wood Studio
578 Main Street Beacon
917-797-9247
www.jessicawickham.com
www.workshopwintermarket.com

A wonderful opportunity to see how the arts benefit the creators, the public and the community simultaneously!

Kingston's arts businesses will gather Thursday, December 8th, for an Expo of all things "Made In Kingston" at a new studio space under development in the City’s up-and-coming arts district.

This festival offers the public a broad selection of beautifully-made, unusual products that will give joy to those who receive them as gifts this holiday season— like handcrafted sterling silver jewelry, leather bags, art glass, books, indigo scarves and beeswax candles. You can also pick up something fabulous for yourself or your home. Celebrate the New Year with some shinny baubles or a great print to hang on your wall!

Kingston Candy Bar

Lock & Key Leathers

French Kiss Bakery

Beames Designs

Megumi Yoshida

Piazza Pendants

Jay Teske Leather

In addition to more than 48 artists, the evening will feature local food, beverages and musical entertainment.

This very special expo will highlight the work that dozens of volunteers are doing to form a Midtown Arts District and this festival marks the fourth year of this progress. Artists will set up their wares on the 1st floor of Ferrovia Studios, the co-host of this year's festival.

The 15,000 square foot building has had former lives as a coat factory, roller rink/bowling alley and an antique restoration business. This building offers a select number of artist's studios, exhibition space, a large ground floor space and two storefronts. Each studio has high ceilings with ample natural light and most of the building’s electricity will be generated by solar power.

Come celebrate the arts and take home with you a small piece of Made In Kingston.

This event is open to the public.

Made in Kingston
December 8, 2016
4 - 8pm