Washington Ave gets an artisan popup store

whynot_31 · March 2012

joebrooklynian · March 2012

After artisan pencil sharpening, banking, donuts, and whatever that Prospect Heights store is selling that I can't remember offhand, I think "artisan" is probably going to become an "off-limits" term if you want to be taken seriously. Though this market does sound awesome.

pragmaticguy · March 2012

Funny, I would have gone to Spatula City.

whynot_31 · April 2012

3 weeks later, The Patch learns of the store:

http://prospectheights.patch.com/articles/pop-up-artisan-market-aims-to-help-fill-washington-s-empty-storefronts

brownie · April 2012

Anybody know the permanent use for 774 Wash?

whynot_31 · April 2012

Not me.

whynot_31 · April 2012

"Artisan" and "artisinal" are definitely two of the words that are going to need to be banned soon.

http://nymag.com/news/features/artisanal-brooklyn-2012-4/

whynot_31 · May 2012

He is survived by his wife, Organic, and their two small boys, Natural and Green, as well as his cousin Hipster, though the two had fallen out in the '70s and were no longer on speaking terms.

http://m.theatlanticwire.com/entertainment/2012/05/artisanal-reluctant-branding-pioneer-dies-age-474/52969/

ian2010 · June 2012

That video is AWESOME.

whynot_31 · July 2012

This pop-up has now closed and has been replaced by a pop-up store that sells sparkly tiny outfits, and large feather head wear for the 2012 West Indian Day Carnival.

goodprospect · July 2012

Passed by the new pop up store last night and couldn't look away....even witthe outfits on mannequins, not people.

whynot_31 · July 2012

yes, there is something about the outfits that make them far better than mere bikinis.

Washington Ave gets an artisan popup store

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