The Wanderer Collection by Razimus featuring the Grey Birch Vintage
(HUDSON, N.Y.) – Hudson River Exchange, producer of curated marketplaces in and around Hudson, hosts two new events this weekend – the fourth “Handmade POP UP,” a series of rotating pop up markets held in the Hudson River Exchange studio space at 514 Warren Street, from Friday through Sunday, September 11-13, 2015; and a MINI Farm & Flea held Sunday, September 13, at Basilica Hudson, in conjunction with Basilica Soundscape music festival.
The Handmade POP UP, launched this past July, offers a fresh and ever-changing array of handmade and vintage goods. The fourth three-week-long installment of the series includes jewelry designer and engineer Nadine Medina; illustrated print maker Paper Wolf Design; and a collaboration between jeweler Razimus and vintage collector The Grey Birch. Called The Wanderer Collection, this joint venture – first conceived when Ashleigh Johns and Virginia Fretto were neighboring vendors at this year’s Hudson River Exchange Summer Market – incorporates The Grey Birch’s vintage fabrics into Razimus’s textile necklaces and bracelets.
The Grey Birch
Open Friday through Sunday, the Handmade POP UP also includes open studio time with Hudson River Exchange studio mates Steve’s Clothing and Russell Jones Jewelry.
Hudson River Exchange will co-host a MINI Farm & Flea at the Basilica on Sunday from 11am to 4pm
to coincide with the Basilica Soundscape, a weekend-long music festival presented in association with Pitchfork Media. MINI Farm & Flea presents 14 makers, collectors and farmers as well as brunch to preview the wildly successful Basilica Farm & Flea held Thanksgiving Weekend.
MINI Farm & Flea combines a diverse Hudson River marketplace with a rare opportunity to eat the delicious Hudson Valley-fresh provisions made by Nicole LoBue of Alimentary Kitchen and founder of Basilica-housed alternative learning center Kite’s Nest. On hand will be Hudson River Exchange studio mate Russell Jones with his anvil for make-your-own brass ID bracelets. The event is free to the public and family friendly. In the event of rain, the event will be held inside Basilica’s North Hall.
Handmade POP UP at Hudson River Exchange Studios
514 Warren Street, Hudson, NY
Friday 2-7pm
Saturday 10am-6pm
Sunday 11am-5pm
Nadine Medina Design
Handmade POP UP ROUND 4 MAKERS
NADINE MEDINA geometric jewelry
GREY BIRCH VINTAGE camp inspired vintage
RAZIMUS cloth bracelets & necklaces with vintage and upcycled textiles
PAPER WOLF illustrated cards and prints
with Hudson River Exchange Studio residents
Steve’s Clothing
Russell Jones Jewelry
OPENING RECEPTION
FRI SEPT 18
5-7pm
Enjoy a glass of wine, shop the new lines and meet the designers.
LOCATION
HUDSON RIVER EXCHANGE STUDIOS
514 WARREN ST
HUDSON, NY
Paper Wolf Design
DATES
SEPT 11-13 // SEPT 18-20 // SEPT 25-27
TIME
FRI 2-7 // SAT 12-6 // SUN 11-5
MINI Farm & Flea
at the Basilica, 110 S. Front Street, Hudson, NY
Sunday September 13, 2015
11am-4pm
FREE
ALIMENTARY KITCHEN Farm fresh brunch
PLAINSICLES Popsicles
AUBRY Hand carved wooden spoons
CHASEHOLM FARMS Artisan cheeses
FLOWERSCOUT Flower bouquets
PUBLICATION STUDIO Handmade artist books
GOOD FIGHT HERB CO. Body care & herbal remedies
IDUNN CLOTHING Linen dresses and accessories
OLIVIA CLEMENTINE Grown and gathered herbal products
OUTLAST GOODS Leather accessories
POOR DEVIL PEPPER CO & SAUERKRAUT SETH Fermented hot sauces and sauerkraut
RUSSELL JONES JEWELRY Make your own brass ID bracelets
STEVES CLOTHING Vintage
TIVOLI TILE WORKS Ceramics
VON POGZ Wooden toys for kids
HUDSON RIVER EXCHANGE with
ERICA KANE FINK Jewelry
HUDSON STANDARD Shrubs and bitters
ABOUT HUDSON RIVER EXCHANGE
Inspired by the Hudson River’s long history of bringing together people, ideas and commerce, Hudson River Exchange produces curated marketplaces and develops programming to cultivate and support the makers + collectors in and around Hudson, N.Y.
Hudson River Exchange started in 2013 with the now-annual Summer Market and then in 2014 joined Basilica Hudson to curate their holiday market Farm & Flea. These events have seen great success in developing the handmade economy as well as a community surrounding it.