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Brooklyn Night Bazaar Brings Shopping, Booze, Food, James Murphy, And The Hold Steady Under One Roof


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Jen Carlson

Published Dec 1, 2011

Modified Dec 1, 2011


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Published Dec 1, 2011

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Business in the front...

Did Aziz Ansari curate this thing? The Brooklyn Night Bazaar started off by hitting a few obstacles, but it's ready to debut some new digs at 149 Kent Avenue in Williamsburg starting December 15th. The all-encompassing event will feature food vendors, local creative vendors, artists, breweries, and James Murphy, of course. Here's what to expect from the Bazaar, which is part Smorgasburg, part Pool Party.

MUSIC (Entry to the Bazaar is free, but concerts will cost you—buy tickets here)

FOOD & DRINK

SPECIAL FEATURES

There will also be plenty of artisans and creatives to help you get your holiday shopping done, and you can see the full list of vendors here.

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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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