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Magical Market @guilfordhallbrewery
This Saturday
1611 Guilford Ave Baltimore MD 21202
12-5 Crown Hall
Come shop for your favorite weirdo! Have a beer and play some games. Its a day of Oktoberfest festivities and the whimsical magic✨️

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9/19 @guilfordhallbrewery
1611 Guilford Ave. Baltimore MD 21202
From 12-5
Come shop for your favorite weirdo! Have a beer and play some games. Its a day of Oktoberfest festivities and the whimsical magic✨️

#vintage #witchesofbaltimore #Oktoberfest #spookyseason👻 #thingstodoinbaltimore

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MEET THE VENDORS 🚀 PART 1 🚀
Mark your calendars for the Abell Community Street Fair!
Sunday Sept 27, NOON-5
Abell Ave & 32nd Street

#mybmore #abell #abellstreetfair

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This family friendly event takes place upstairs in Crown Hall during Oktoberfest festivities! Find gifts for your favorite weirdo! Check out our 20 vendors Vintage, Handmade, and Spooky wares.

#thingstodoinbaltimore #Oktoberfest #baltimoremarket #witchesofbaltimore #vintagevendors

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Thank you to everyone who made UNION Craft Brewing’s first-ever Lure Swap such a great day! 🎣

Huge thanks to UNION Craft Brewing for hosting, our local fishing vendors and custom lure makers, and DJ Surf & Turf for the tunes. And to every angler, collector, and fishing lover who showed up and swapped gear, this one was for you.

Every trade and every dollar raised supports our mission to conserve, promote, and enhance Maryland’s marine resources. See you on the water!

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Join us at this cozy market for a drink and some snacks while you pick up a couple locally made gifts! Shopping small makes a BIG difference!

#madeinbaltimore #handmadewithlove #handmade #holidaygifts #holidaymarket #hamiltonlauravillemainstreet #mickysjointhamilton #sipandshop #shopsmall #ShopLocal

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These are a couple examples of the fine handmade gifts that will be available at The Holiday Market at the Joint on December 14th. Please join us for snacks, drinks and community!

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On Nov 1st @ Dangerously Delicious HQ @810 west 36th st 11-6. Come shop for treasure, vintage and gently used clothing , antiques , hand made art and crafts , upcycled everything & home decor and furniture.

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Please join us for another charmed market at Emma's Tea Spot, Sunday October 19th 10-4. We will have dreamy handmade creations, activities for the children, Vintage vendors and all the tea and fine fare that Emma's has to offer. Don't forget to dress up!

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In case you didn’t already know we’re doing this again. Come shop for treasure with us and grab some amazing pie while you’re at it. #BaltimoreMarket #baltimoreartsandcrafts #dangerouslydeliciouspies #DangerouslyDelicioussaturdaymarket

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Wrapped up the bunny mural today! So glad the clients allowed me some freedom in design. Thanks for all the help @derps4ever . The dedication party will be at 6 pm on Sunday the 25th. If you would like to attend, DM me!

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Just finished up my Gloucester Women’s Mural! From left to right:

Woman with Hat observes the arc of history and the iconic women who transformed Gloucester over the last 150 years and inspires the viewers to consider their place and inspiration for the coming 150 years.

Judith Lomax, (1774 – 1828), was the first woman to publish a book of poetry in Virginia, The Notes of an American Lyre, printed by Samuel Pleasants.

The Suffragette represents the first women in Gloucester to vote.

Kacey Caneal, (1935 - 2022) Accomplished, self-taught, naive folk artist.

Jennie Booth Moton, (1879-1942), a Gloucester native, served as the Director of the Department of Women’s Industries at the Tuskegee Institute, was a lifelong educator, and was married to Robert Russa Moton.

Mary Shipko, (1949), an aviation pioneer is the first woman to become a commercial aviation pilot for Hughes Air.

Margaret Ann Tunner, (1917 - 2009), WASP during World War II who retired to a beautiful farm in Ware Neck, Virginia in 1960 with her husband Lt. General William Tunner. She also testified before Congress to request recognition of the WASPs as having performed militarily during WWII. Her request was successful and transformed history for the women she served alongside.

Irene Morgan, (1917 - 2007), a civil rights icon whose landmark case in 1944 - 1946, argued by Thurgood Marshall on behalf of Morgan and the NAACP, resulted in a US Supreme Court decision that set a legal precedent that bolstered the Freedom Rider movement largely credited to Rosa Parks. Morgan also worked during this time on the production line of the B-26.

Thank you to @the cook foundation for your generous support of the arts and the amazing people of Gloucester VA for their kind hospitality. I am honored to have gotten to learn about and celebrate these amazing women! Thanks to @derpdolls @jesraschella @medializzy for all your help!

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