Vendors to Show in Crown Heights

As many bid goodbye to their summer homes, vacations, and friends they have visited this summer and head back home to get ready for the new school year, a revolutionary vendors’ bazaar is planned for this coming Sunday, August 25th.

Getting re-settled at home takes some time and effort, as the kids try to get used to the four walls of their house after spending the whole summer outdoors. Mothers are faced with the task of unpacking for the whole family, while still exhausted from the work back at the country and the long trip back home. Not to mention getting the kids ready for school and back on track.

The first ever Crown Heights Bazaar was designed to ease that transition. On Sunday, parents and kids alike will get a chance to meet their friends and do some fun shopping and socializing. The bazaar will offer various products, including: hair accessories, baby accessories, Tupperware dishes, gadgets for the home, tzitzis, jewelry, bridal apparel, honey from Eretz Yisrael in time for Rosh Hashana, makeup and skin care, and much more.

For those who used and abused their wigs during the summer, or for those who want to purchase a new wig for Yom Tov, several wig companies will be presenting their collections for sale. A frum rehabilitation center will introduce their services to those in need, and Mamesh Music School will be giving children the opportunity to try out the instruments offered for the program’s upcoming year.

Also scheduled is a professional fruit carving demonstration, as well as face painting and free balloons. Dinner will be catered by Turk Catering at very reasonable prices.

Conveniently taking place at Lubavitch Yeshiva, 570 Crown Street, the bazaar will be held from 4 p.m. – 9 p.m.

So the usually difficult Sunday before school can now be a fun-filled one!

“Not only that,” says Tammy Holtzman, a Crown Heights makeup artist, who is the organizer of the event. “The bazaar will give an opportunity to local small business owners to introduce their services and creativity to the community, and build some new clientele. Knowing from my own experience how hard it is to break into the market, I am glad to give the opportunity to young entrepreneurs.”

For questions and last-minute inquiries, call: 718-756-8684 or email tammyholtzman@gmail.com.

Partial list of participating vendors:
Customized stroller hood:
Palm Tree rehabilitation Center
Honey from Eretz Yisroel
Laser hair removal by Devorie Weiss Ringler
Interior design service by Miri Loebenstein
Crown Heights housewares – kitchen gadgets and gifts
Tzitzis and yarmulkas by Menachem Aharonian
Professional fruit carving
Gan Yoseph Yitzchak
Mamesh Music school
Bridal Couture and wigs
BH wigs
Mary Kay cosmetics
Massage and healing
Nifty Noggins- custom made wig heads
Ballet and body sculpting
Crown Heights fitness – Sarede Switzer
Custom Knitted creations by Malca
Arbonne skin care and makeup
Tambourines by Racheli Zilberstein
One-of-a-Find Jewelry
Precious Gems hand made jewelry
Face painting by Chaya Mushka
Decoupage by Bat Sheva Browd
Beis Mashiach magazine
Mishpacha magazine