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Made in NYC Week 2025 Opportunities
Posted on February 10, 2025 / Made in NYC News
All the ways to get involved in Made in NYC Week 2025—the seventh annual celebration of local making and manufacturing in New York City!
Made in NYC Week 2025 is around the corner and we’re looking for our members to join the festivities and showcase that the best products are made in the five boroughs!
From May 1–9, Made in NYC members will have the opportunity to be featured in limited Made in NYC Collections at select boutiques around the city and to vend at two of the city’s best pop-up markets. Made in NYC members may also volunteer to assist with promotion and event coordination, or to provide sponsorship to support the programs. More details about each of these opportunities can be found below.
Made in NYC members: save the date for an exclusive event on Thursday, May 1!
Note: If you are a maker or manufacturer who is not yet a Made in NYC member, apply now for a free membership to be eligible for the opportunities listed below.
For the opening weekend of May 3 - 4, we are joining forces with some of our favorite pop-up markets in NYC. Made in NYC members can sell side-by-side in dedicated spaces. Apply to each market below using the provided links.
Brooklyn Pop-up
Park Slope, Brooklyn
- The Brooklyn Pop-Up + Old Stone House Spring Artisan’s Bazaar is an outdoor event bringing together 50+ local artisans, makers, and small businesses, featuring DJs and activities.
- Hours: Saturday, May 3, 10am - 5pm
- Good fit for: Handmade goods, ceramics, jewelry, homewares, fashion, and wellness. No cannabis products, please.
- Booth options: $175 for full 10'x10’ or $112.50 for a shared booth. Vendors must bring their setups; no tables, chairs, or tents provided. Tents MUST BE WHITE and no bigger than 10'x10’.
- To Apply: Make a vendor account to access the online application. Note in the application that you are a member of Made In NYC.
Grand Bazaar NYC
Upper West Side, Manhattan
- The largest, oldest, and most diverse weekly curated shopping market in NYC, attracting 650,000 annual visitors
- Hours: Sunday, May 4, 10am - 5pm
- Good fit for: Packaged food, furniture, fashion, accessories (no jewelry), home decor, art, gourmet sweets, and ice cream.
- Booth Options: 5x10’ for $90, 10x10’ for $160. Tent rentals (limited availability) for $20. Indoor spaces start at $75 for 6-ft table space, with double spaces (12’) for $150. Tables and chair rentals range from $3 - $10
- To Apply: Fill out online application, mentioning “Made in NYC” referral. Email Grand Bazaar to waive $40 registration fee
We are once again partnering with NYC boutiques and small community-minded retailers to curate limited Made in NYC collections. Interested businesses can apply directly with individual retailers to be considered for their collection, which will be displayed prominently in their store throughout Made in NYC Week.
Annie’s Blue Ribbon General Store
Park Slope
- Has the best that life has to offer, all under one roof—at least when it comes to gifting. They love helping their community look like the rockstars they are by finding just the right something special for their boss, neighbor’s son, best friend, mom, themselves—you name it!
- Good fit for: Gifts, homegoods, candy/chocolate, books, games, etc.
- Details: Purchase wholesale.
- To Apply: Complete their contact form expressing your interest and mention that you are a Made in NYC member.
Brooklyn Made
Industry City + Downtown Brooklyn
- Two mission-driven retail stores powered by the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, dedicated to supporting and showcasing Brooklyn-based businesses. More than just stores, these locations are platforms for local makers to gain visibility through retail space, marketing, in-store events, and community partnerships.
- Good fit for: Gifts, homegoods, packaged foods—but must be made in Brooklyn!
- Details: Consignment and wholesale, dependant on products and cost
- To Apply: Complete the online application and be sure to mention Made in NYC.
Da Spot NYC
Downtown Brooklyn
- Retail space and creative platform established by three independent Black creatives in 2017 featuring 100+ creative brands by people of color.
- Good fit for: Makers from underserved communities who offer fashion, accessories, art, lifestyle and home goods.
- Details: 60/40 consignment split. Opportunity to stay on long term based on brand performance.
- To Apply: Complete the online application, and on page 6 under “How you learned about DA SPOT NYC,” be sure to select “Other” and mention Made in NYC.
Earth & Me
Park Slope
- An eco-friendly essentials store and refillery selling cleaning products, haircare and personal care, makeup and gifts. Items are small-batch and plastic-free, and often resonate with customers because they help them reduce waste in the home or contain natural, simple ingredients lists. Also stock some eco-conscious gifts and vintage finds!
- Good fit for: Eco-friendly (plastic-free) home goods, personal care items, cleaning, kitchen, gifts, etc.
- Details: 65/35 maker/store consignment split
- To Apply: Send an email to hello@earthandme.co with the subject line ‘Made in NYC.’
Flatbush Food Co-op
Flatbush
- A community-owned and open to the public natural foods cooperative, promoting personal health and nutrition and community consciousness, providing products that are organic, minimally processed and packaged, locally produced, and sustainable, from socially responsible companies. Since 1976!
- Good fit for: Packaged food, candles, health and beauty items, and small kitchen housewares. Organic or all-natural products preferred. Please note that we will not sell items with bioengineered ingredients or artificial coloring or flavoring.
- Details: Purchase wholesale. Interested brands should inquire to learn more!
- To Apply: Interested Made in NYC members should email Leah with their product line sheet including wholesale pricing. Vendors must have a current certificate of liability insurance and be willing to accept 30 day net terms.
Fulton Stall Market
South Street Seaport
- Non-profit indoor farmers market selling small-batch processed food products from 25 MINYC members and fresh and processed farm products from 75 local farmers and producers from beyond NYC.
- Good fit for: Makers of packaged food products.
- Details: primarily consignment, inquire directly for more information.
- To Apply: Send an email to Bob to express interest and make sure to mention you’re a Made in NYC member!
Gone to the Dogs
Park Slope
- Direct-to-consumer ethical and sustainably made pet goods store offering limited-run hand-crafted products.
- Good fit for: Makers of pet products and lifestyle brands mirroring mission and target audience.
- Details: 60/40 maker/store consignment split
- To Apply: Complete online application.
Maison Jar
Greenpoint
- A one-stop-shop for food, personal care, and home essentials – all without unnecessary packaging.
- Good fit for: Plastic-free personal care, packaged foods, or other sustainable items.
- Details: purchases wholesale
- To Apply: Interested members should reach out via email and mention that you are a Made in NYC member in the subject line.
The Brass Owl
Astoria
- Hip, laid-back boutique with women’s fashion, handcrafted jewelry, personal care/beauty, gifts, and more.
- Good fit for: feminine fashion, gifts, personal care/beauty, pantry items, and small homegoods.
- Details: purchases wholesale
- To Apply: Interested members should email their line sheets—including product description, high-resolution photo, and retail pricing—to Nicole and mention you are a Made in NYC member in the subject line.
The Canvas
Oculus World Trade Center
- Boutique for sustainable products, such as fashion, accessories and home decor. Interested brands must align with at least two of the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
- Good fit for: Fashion, home goods, gifts, accessories, and food products.
- Details: Sell on consignment, along wtih a membership fee. Inquire at first call for collaboration conditions.
- To Apply: Complete the online application linked below!
The WonderMart
Greenpoint
- Connecting emerging artisan brands to customers that love all things handmade and helping reignite the idea that small shops and local makers are the true lifeblood of a community!
- Good fit for: currently looking to stock products from illustrators, glass artists, ceramicists and jewelers.
- Details: 50/50 consignment split (but are open to negotiating!)
- To Apply: Send an email to hello@thewondermart.com, sharing a bit about yourself and your brand. Please also include a link to your instagram or online shop. And don’t forget to mention that you’re a MINYC member!
Do you host interactive workshops or demos on how you make your products? Work with us to host a hands-on experience walking New Yorkers through exciting activations such as candle or soap making, chocolate tastings, throwing on the wheel, and more!
These experiences will be hosted either at your own production facility, at one of our featured MINYC Week Retail Shops, at a MINYC Week Pop-up Market, or at a fellow member’s facility (such as a brewery or distillery, organized with support from Made in NYC). Made in NYC will support planning and promotion on our Made in NYC Week website, and you will be responsible for creating a process for managing registration and ticket sales.
Made in NYC volunteers | Photo by Constance Faulk for Made in NYC / Pratt Center
We are looking for Made in NYC Week volunteers to support with business and consumer engagement in the lead up this spring.
Let us know if you can lend a hand!
Made in NYC Week 2025 is made possible through the support of our generous sponsors. Please contact Taylor Novick-Finder to learn about sponsorship opportunities.
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