Prospect Park Alliance, Caribbeing House team up for pop-up holiday market
The Caribbeing House, which features a solar-powered shipping container that has been repurposed as a venue for artists, features everything from jewelry to the rich flavors of the Caribbean.
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192ds agoThe Prospect Park Alliance and Caribbeing House have teamed up to showcase a pop-up holiday market.
The Caribbeing House, which features a solar-powered shipping container that has been repurposed as a venue for artists, features everything from jewelry to the rich flavors of the Caribbean.
Shelves are lined with authentic pepper sauces and drinks from naturally grown flowers and spices like ginger, roselle and sorrel.
There is also apparel, body oils, body butters and candles, ensuring customers are ready for the cold months.
News 12 spoke with the founder of the holiday market who said it's important to showcase products of artists from the city and back at home, allowing many to enjoy a new experience.
The monthlong market is available Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m., and online through Dec. 31.
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