Whether you're looking for unique gifts, desperate to avoid the mall stampede, or hoping to support the Boston-area arts scene, buying local is the way to go. Below we've complied a far from exhaustive list of holiday fairs and sales featuring handmade gifts from your friendly neighborhood crafters. If you know of another upcoming event or have a favorite gift-maker, please comment! We're all about helping out starving artists this holiday season.
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Daily Candy Boston is polling readers of its "Nest" home design, section. You're asked to choose the "sweetest thing" from a list of local designers: the folks at Grand, Acquire Boutique, or Bright Lights Little City. We didn't photograph them, but Bright Lights Little City's lamps impressed us at Bazaar Bizarre. However, we've also enjoyed ourselves at Grand a time or two, cocktail in hand. Acquire is the only place on the list we haven't yet visited, but if you're an informed voter, head over to Daily Candy to have your say.
Hipsters and crafty types in search of the perfect, handmade holiday gift descended on the Castle at Park Plaza on Sunday for the eighth annual Bazaar Bizarre. Bostonist was there to capture some of the eclectic wares on display.
The Boston edition of Bazaar Bizarre is coming up this Sunday, December 7, from noon to 7pm at The Castle at Park Plaza (Arlington and Columbus). It's an opportunity to peruse handmade crafts from local (and far-flung) artists. Learn a new crafting technique, get a little something for yourself, or stock up on those obligatory holiday gifts this weekend.
The Boston edition of Bazaar Bizarre is coming up this Sunday, December 7, from noon to 7pm at The Castle at Park Plaza (Arlington and Columbus). It's an opportunity to peruse handmade crafts from local (and far-flung) artists. Learn a new crafting technique, get a little something for yourself, or stock up on those obligatory holiday gifts this weekend.
The Boston edition of Bazaar Bizarre is coming up this Sunday, December 7, from noon to 7pm at The Castle at Park Plaza (Arlington and Columbus). It's an opportunity to peruse handmade crafts from local (and far-flung) artists. Learn a new crafting technique, get a little something for yourself, or stock up on those obligatory holiday gifts this weekend.
Tonight, you can see Tiger Saw play on a great bill at Somerville's P.A.'s Lounge. Presented by Dan Shea's trustworthy Bodies Of Water Arts And Crafts, the show starts at 8 and features Birds and Batteries, Tiger Saw, Barn Burning, and Early Day Miners. Speaking of trust, Early Day Miners are on Secretly Canadian, one of the more reliable indie labels around. They're having quite a run with Jens Lekman, Antony and The Johnsons, and Magnolia Electric Company. They're a name that you can trust.
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