Everything under the tree could come from a table where the person who made the thing is standing right behind it, ready to tell you how. That is a genuinely different December than one assembled out of cardboard boxes left on a doorstep.
More than 125 vetted local makers fill the park: ceramics, jewelry, leather, candles, prints, stationery, clothing, food. Every one of them has been checked as an actual San Diego maker, which is why regulars recognize faces from previous years and end up commissioning something on the spot. There is a punch card that hands you a free handmade gift for buying from three different tables, which is a polite way of saying you were never leaving after one.
NTC Park at Liberty Station, the weekend after Thanksgiving. Admission is $5, kids under 10 free, and cash plus a tote bag is the correct loadout.
Come Saturday morning, and bring the person on your list who is impossible to shop for.
Everything under the tree could come from a table where the person who made the thing is standing right behind it, ready to tell you how. That is a genuinely different December than one assembled out of cardboard boxes left on a doorstep.
More than 125 vetted local makers fill the park: ceramics, jewelry, leather, candles, prints, stationery, clothing, food. Every one of them has been checked as an actual San Diego maker, which is why regulars recognize faces from previous years and end up commissioning something on the spot. There is a punch card that hands you a free handmade gift for buying from three different tables, which is a polite way of saying you were never leaving after one.
NTC Park at Liberty Station, the weekend after Thanksgiving. Admission is $5, kids under 10 free, and cash plus a tote bag is the correct loadout.
Come Saturday morning, and bring the person on your list who is impossible to shop for.
Everything under the tree could come from a table where the person who made the thing is standing right behind it, ready to tell you how. That is a genuinely different December than one assembled out of cardboard boxes left on a doorstep.
More than 125 vetted local makers fill the park: ceramics, jewelry, leather, candles, prints, stationery, clothing, food. Every one of them has been checked as an actual San Diego maker, which is why regulars recognize faces from previous years and end up commissioning something on the spot. There is a punch card that hands you a free handmade gift for buying from three different tables, which is a polite way of saying you were never leaving after one.
NTC Park at Liberty Station, the weekend after Thanksgiving. Admission is $5, kids under 10 free, and cash plus a tote bag is the correct loadout.
Come Saturday morning, and bring the person on your list who is impossible to shop for.