About Us:
f.a.d. weekend is a roving fashion, art and design indoor makers' market & flea that pops up seasonally in awesome neighborhoods and unique venues in South Brooklyn.
f.a.d. weekend launched on May 1, 2016 with a spring pop-up series at 22 Boerum Place, a McKim, Mead & White 1926 Renaissance revival style theater, every Sunday until June 26.
f.a.d. weekend's summer pop-up was held at the notable non-profit art organization and studios, The Invisible Dog Art Center, 51 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201, the second and last weekends of July and August.
f.a.d. weekend's fall debut was at 181 Pacific Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201, in Cobble Hill Historic District (between Court and Clinton St.), the last weekend of September (September 24-25).
For the winter, f.a.d. weekend will hold it's holiday market at the Basement of St. Paul's Church, 190 Court Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201, the first three weekends of December.
f.a.d. is an acronym for fashion, art and design and we at f.a.d. weekend aim to create a curated collective space that brings together a pool of emerging and mid-career artists and designers from all backgrounds, representing the talent of the city and beyond, together with vintage, antique and collectibles.
The venue will be filled with paintings, photographs, illustrations, prints, men and women fashion, jewelry, accessories, glass, ceramics as well as furniture. f.a.d. weekend aims to represent diversity and a roster of rotating vendors.
f.a.d. weekend is a platform and opportunity for artists and designers to showcase their work and strengthen their careers. It is a place they can connect and reach a wider audience. f.a.d. weekend would like to offer an affordable and competitive rate to its artists and designers while promoting unique spaces and organizations.
f.a.d. weekend is free and open to the public. It is a place for social gathering that brings people from our community as well as visitors from other neighborhoods, boroughs and countries together. f.a.d. weekend is an advocate for the community, bringing art and culture to the neighborhood as well as promoting awareness and supporting organizations and businesses in the area. Shining extra light to the already incredible Brooklyn.
