Markets at Round Lake 2017

posted Aug 1, 2017

The Markets at Round Lake return to the Saratoga County village August 12-13. Blurbage:

For one weekend in August, we will be showcasing over 80 of the best and brightest Artisans in the local and regional Maker, Crafter and Artisanal Edibles community. These Makers, who have been selectively juried, will converge within an eclectic village bringing forth the latest talent and hottest trends.

The Makers - talented and passionate vendors with a variety of handmade goods from leather bags to ceramics, clothing to candles, industrial chic to upcycled jewelry and much more.

The Food Market -pre-packaged goods with tastes ranging from award-winning jams, charcuterie, craft beer and spirits to sweet treats and spices.

The Book Market - will feature more than 15,000 used and some rare books in the historic Round Lake Auditorium. Preview day Friday from 5pm-8pm with Hardcovers $2, Paperbacks $1. Saturday and Sunday, Hardcovers $1, Paperbacks 50Â¢.

The market has been posting a bunch of images from participating makers on its Facebook page if you'd like to get a sense of what the offerings will be like.

There will also be food and drink vendors, live music, and kids activities.

The market is centered around the Round Lake village green. It's open Saturday, August 12 from 9 am-5 pm, and Sunday, August 13 from 11 am-3 pm. Admission is free.

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