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Winter Holiday Market  
Featuring local artists and artisans!

Dec 15
11:00am-4:30pm

This Sunday the Queens Museum is teaming up with Queens International Night Market and The August Tree for another edition of our Winter Holiday Market. The Winter Holiday Market will showcase over 50 local artists and artisans selling hand-made and designed gifts including crafts, art, clothing, as well as food and holiday treats indoors and outdoors and music throughout the day.

Food offerings outside the museum include Tacos from El Trompo, jerk chicken from Treat Yourself Jerk Chicken, and mochi waffles from Moffle Bar. Live music by Bobby Guitar and tunes all afternoon by DJ Marla Jo.

This year will also be the debut of The August Tree, the Queens Museum Gift Shop. Curated to celebrate the art, history, and diversity of Queens, products support the Queens urban lifestyle and include Queens Museum merchandise.

Vendors include: Mel’s Handmade Crafts, Eyes Fuel The Mind, Treestar NYC, Reverie Wicks, Body Vanity, Woke and Bespoke, Astoria Cork and Craft, Treelights4me, Michelle Ridgely Vintage Couture Tailoring LLC, Queens Thread Inc, Cuculi Designs, Joyeria Angelica Maria, Unicorn of doom, Sololi Shop, Sweet Sincerely, Ojala Threads, Vintage Robot, Veronique Coutant-Godard, Crochet Ole, Reclaimed Recycled, Corazon Handcrafts and Gifts., MC3 Photography, EarthWorkNYC, SewDamnKawaii, Hanusa Design, Pointy Pen Cards, Royal International Market, Tonan Tlali Artesanias Mexicanas, Ora by Tangni, Lizbran.designs, Callio Fragrance, My Adras, Bellewaera, Joyfulheads Hair Jewelry, Dava + Little, Mina Chung, Susan Miller Ceramics, Spice Tree Organics, Pepplish Provisions, SDSauce Thai Hot Sauce, chi_desserts, Viva Natural Foods, Cee’s Cakes & Creations, LLC, and DiLena’s Dolcini.

Questions? Email: giftshop@queensmuseum.org




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And Support QM's Crown Jewel:
The Panorama of the City of New York 
 

“In honor of my mom, Joy, beloved wife, mother, food historian, and lover of all things New York. She and my father moved into this former factory in 1979 and she lived here for the rest of her life. My mom loved New York City so much that she spent the last several years of her life researching and recounting its rich culinary history in a book called "Food City: Four Centuries of Food Making in New York." Not only is her book a gift to the city, but she also created a wonderful home for us in this Chelsea loft.” -- Adopt-a-Building donor

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Queens Museum
Spooktacular

Jan 25
2-4pm

We're paying tribute to the Museum's history as home to the New York City Pavilion during the 1939 and 1964 World's Fair and imagining a future where the next Fair is hosted on the moon.

It's so much fun it's out of this world!

All proceeds support the Queens Museum's Education Department.
 

Queens Museum
Spooktacular

Jan 25
2-4pm

We're paying tribute to the Museum's history as home to the New York City Pavilion during the 1939 and 1964 World's Fair and imagining a future where the next Fair is hosted on the moon.

It's so much fun it's out of this world!

All proceeds support the Queens Museum's Education Department.