Hosted by Centaur Sisters of the Moon and Witchy Centaur Essentials – and hosted at the Pt. Defiance-Ruston Senior Center – Witches Day Out Market featured a dozen vendors including: Tarot Reading, Reiki, Bone Reading, and Danger Noodle information.
The Secret Art of Dr. Seuss is on view at the Art on 5th at S. Lamar. They are located near Half-Price Books. During the day he wrote children’s books, by night he was a surrealist painter.
Saturday, March 4th – Sunday, April 2nd, 2017
Check out my review from last year’s show.
As the holidays pick up, more fun events are added to the local calendar. It’s hard to keep up! Subscribe to stay tuned in for new happenings and reviews!
Saturday, Dec. 12 at the Lost Well, 2421 Webberville Road, 2pm til 8pm. Hand-rolled Tamales and over a dozen local Punk Rock Artists. Get unique gifts! Jewelry, organic soaps, art – full list of artists and info can be found here.
Or maybe you might be interested in Holistic/Wellness shopping for body products, jewelry, and crystals while sipping specialty cocktails like the Vampyress or Butterfly Nectar and enjoying out of this world Italian food? Sunday Dec. 13, 5pm-11pm at the Vortex on 2307 Manor Road.
Maybe you’re not interested in an evening affair – the same Butterfly Bar cocktails will be available next to the Vortex at the following weekend’s Winter Yule Bazaar. This one promises DJs and belly dancers and a morning Yule ritual! Gifts provided by the East Austin Handmade Market. From Noon to 5pm, all weekend, all ages and free. Dec. 19 and 20th.
Done with your shopping and still want to get your holiday spirit on? Come out and join the Solstice Lantern Parade!
Monday, December 21st, 2015, 5 pm ***KID FRIENDLY!*** The site is TBA, and there are instructions on the page to make and bring your own lantern. Music will be provided by the Minor Mishap Marching Band, “Bourbon Street meets Budapest” they describe themselves. Sure to be a magical way to celebrate the shortest day of the year.
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Eastside Pop-up is promoting the event and a number of other great bazaars and shows this month.
Not everyone likes to do their holiday shopping at big box chain stores. The crowds, the neon, horrible music, bad food and drinks, and everything’s made overseas.
What if your shopping experience could be one with live music, local food and good drinks? Where you could find unique Austin gifts for your family, things that no one else will have. You’ll also feel great knowing your money went to supporting the funky vibe that you love about this city. Visit any of the shopping events below and I guarantee you’ll feel a whole lot better about getting out to brave the season.