Our second Phoenicia Flea of the 2015 season was held at the Bearsville Theater in Woodstock, New York on June 20th and 21st. It was our first venture from Phoenicia, and the Graham & Co. and we were excited for a change of scenery. Though the forecast kept all the vendors on their toes, the weekend was magical in the new creekside setting.
What an amazing addition to the Phoenicia Flea! We love this souvenir photo-op created by Will Lytle of Thorneater Comics.
Our friend Andrew of The Lumber Farm sent us to Woodstock with some of his Catskills pennants.
Our webshop and flea market popup is called The Brew and Compass. You can buy directly from our Instagram.
Sweet Paul of Sweet Paul Magazine lives up to his name. We’re making good use of his newest issue’s summer salad recipes.
Will Ltyle of Thorneater Comics draws $1 portraits and sells original prints. Will was happy to be at the flea in his home of Woodstock, NY.
On day two, the creek overfloweth. Because of the rain, we had to move indoors.
Small Room Collective, a traveling shop and gallery out of a 1963 Airstream Globetrotter, joined us for the flea after a stint on the west coast.
One of our favorite vendors, The Village Common, comes to us all the way from the Poconos. They sell great vintage alongside their own candles, pottery, and jewelry.
The lovely Flidais Parfumerie was our neighboring booth for a second time. She loved the first Phoenicia Flea so much that she rented a place in Woodstock and is now a part-timer. Love it!
Elissa of Phoenicia Honey Co. sells speciality infused honeys in yummy combinations like chocolate-bergamot, ginger-orange–there’s even a chai infused honey.
Our pals Antonio and Sonya of Dated Vintage always have a fantastic selection of high-quality vintage. They’re also based in Brooklyn, selling at different markets and vintage shows. Check out their showroom, available by appointment only in the old Pfizer building!
The food section featured of lobster rolls and oysters by Brooklyn Oyster Party, wine by Kingston Wine Co., Wayside Cider, and beer from Catskill Brewery. There were also coffee and snacks by the lovely Irving Farms, of Millerton New York.
Cold Spring General also had a little food pantry thing goin’ on.
Despite the rain, it was another magical weekend at Phoenicia Flea. Please join us for the next one at Spruceton Inn July 25-26. See our post about this awesome “Catskills bed & bar” here! As usual, all vendor inquiries should be directed to curator James Anthony.
To see the photos from the previous Phoenicia Flea in Phoenicia, click here.