Shop local. Shop small. Gift art.
VERSE HOLIDAY MARKET 2025
Two Saturdays
December 13 + December 20 / 11AM-4PM
35 West Market Street, Red Hook
An artist + maker market featuring the giftables worth giving: art, objects and accessories made here + now. Shop an array of artists and makers – some who’ve shown with us in past exhibitions and some who are new to our uniVerse. Discover unique gifts, including paintings, ceramics, jewelry, furniture, textiles, and objects for home and body from:
AGLAIA JEWELRY, ANDREA TOBIN, ASIA SOSNOWSKI, E FOR EFFORT, EMI WINTER, ERIN FORRESTER, FN FURNITURE, GABE BROWN, INVISIBLEHAND PRESS, JOY TAYLOR, LAURA BATTLE, LAURA MORIARTY, LIGHTFOOT WOODS, LISA SANDITZ, LIZZY CHIAPPINI, RUBY PALMER, SARAH SHATS, SEVEN CEDARS NY, SUSAN STOVER, SWISH & HAMMER, UGLY MUD, VARIOUS MEDIUMS, WILD FOLK, WORKADAY HANDMADE, YUNG-WU
+ MORE!
Holiday Market Works By
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Gabe Brown
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Elisa Finoli / Aglaia Jewelry
Hudson Valley jewelry designer dedicated to ethical, contemporary kewelry. Aglaïa jewels are wearable reminders of the power of beauty. The secret is in their highly crafted sculptural simplicity.
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Ken Landauer / FN Furniture
Zero-Waste, body-fit, durable furniture designed and made in the Hudson Valley.
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New York Heartwoods
New York Heartwoods (NYH) is a woman-owned and operated fabricator of fine solid wood furniture, using sustainable wood milled from fallen and urban Hudson Valley trees. Founded in 2011 out of their love of forests and desire to create both beautiful timeless designs and environmental and economic solutions for their community, they impeccably craft unique heirloom-quality furniture.
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Swish & Hammer
Traci Pinczes, a Hudson Valley Native, is dedicated to creating highly crafted art, jewelry and decor integrating up-cycled materials and masterfully tedious technique. VERSE showcases a robust line of her beaded jewelry and hand-dyed silk tapestries.
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Emi Winter
A multi-disciplinary artist versed in printmaking, drawing, painting, and textiles had a desire to translate her exploration of color and texture from custom woodblock prints into wool. This exploration led Winter back to her hometown of Oaxaca, Mexico where she began working with local weavers. The experiment resulted with a series of rugs that are open editions, intended to be functional objects in people’s homes.
