Buy a variety of things from local vendors from handmade goods, to antique furniture, to delicious foods across a variety of cuisines. This happens every Sunday from 10 AM to 5:30 pm.
Save fabrics from being dumped into landfills by sorting through fabric samples to recycle and distribute them to companies who need them! By the end of the 3 hour session you will be given 5 pounds of fabric for free and 30% off for any other materials you would like to purchase.
Swap fully cleaned and emptied bottles for an art installation on Earth Day by Benjamin Von Wong! This event runs from January 1 to February 28th and you can get something for free!
Make Godhari inspired quilts with Treehouse NDSM in Amsterdam, Netherlands on February 23rd from 1 to 3 CET! Bring old clothes from your home to fashion into a memorable quilt to keep for years!
On February 8th from 18:30 to 20:00 GMT in London, create your own earrings with recycled silver and other responsibly sourced metals!
Make art pieces from items that'd usually go into the trash at Lower Merion Library starting on February 13, 10:30 to 12 pm.
Green markets supports farmers by providing them oppurtunities to sell their goods and produce. These farmers organically produce their goods and engage in ethical practices. This website provides places in NYC boroughs where green markets are often held.
Ludlow Flea specializes in vintage and second-hand items in the Lower East Side at NYC. Small and local businesses sell a variety of unique, sustainable pieces at affordable prices.
Chelsea Flea is an iconic NYC flea market that sells a variety of antiques and vintage goods. They feauture high-quality products as well as create a safe outdoor shopping environment, recognizing its role to uphold the spirit of the city.
Grand Bazaar NYC provides affordable retail spaces for small and local businesses to sell their goods. Their proceeds and profits go into funding four local public schools, enriching their educational program and classroom essentials.
Greenpoint Terminal Market helps out local and small vendors to sell their goods, in hopes of relieving these businesses' financial hardships. Many of these businesses that sell their goods believe in sustainability within their products and engage in ethical practices.
Best known for its food vendors, Queens Night Market is a place where many vendors and small businesses sells a mulitude of products and goods ranging from clothing/apparel, merchandise, and handcrafted art.