Pop-up shops have become a popular trend in Brooklyn, with unique brands showcasing their products for a limited time. Here are the top five places in Brooklyn to be surprised with a cool pop-up shop.
1. Industry City - Sunset Park
Industry City is an industrial complex in Sunset Park that is a vibrant hub for small businesses, artists and creatives. Pop-up shops are a regular occurrence here, especially during the summer and holiday months.
2. Fort Greene Artisans Bazaar - Fort Greene
This outdoor market event runs year-round every Saturday at Fort Greene Park on Dekalb Avenue. There's a revolving roster of 40+ artisans, designers and makers selling contemporary fashion, accessories, home goods, beauty goods and jewelry.
3. Brooklyn Flea - DUMBO
Brooklyn Flea is a well-known outdoor market that takes place in DUMBO. Alongside vintage clothing, handmade jewelry and antiques, you'll also find pop-up shops showcasing unique brands and products. Keep an eye on their website to see which vendors will be popping up each weekend.
4. Artists & Fleas - Williamsburg
Artists & Fleas is a year-round indoor market in Williamsburg that showcases local designers, artists and makers. In addition to their permanent vendors, they also host pop-up shops from emerging brands. You might find yourself browsing through handmade pottery or checking out a new jewelry line in this vibrant space.
5. Brooklyn Museum Market - Crown Heights/Prospect Heights
Located in the plaza in front of the Brooklyn Museum, at 200 Eastern Pkwy., this pop-up occurs every Sunday from mid-April through mid-November. There are two DJ sets and over 30+ vendors selling fashion, accessories, jewlery, food and more.
Each pop-up collective has its unique style, products and vibe, making them exciting places to discover something new.
