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Last night saw the opening of the Brooklyn Night Bazaar at 149 Kent Avenue in the Williamsburg, a stone's throw from lower Manhattan but a veritable world apart... not least for the availability of massive repurposed industrial spaces. The former warehouse was divided into sections: a marketplace that is open to the public from 5PM—1AM tonight and tomorrow, and a music venue for ticketholders only. (Food and drink are available in both parts.)

The marketplace floor

Refurbished typewriters from Kasbah Moderne

The stage was set up at the far end of the venue space

Fabricator's Guild set up their wares on a plywood bleacher designed by Julien de Smedt architects. Stop by and say hi to our Core77 Design Awards intern Marko, who is moving on to bigger and better things as a founding partner in the Bushwick-based digital fabrication startup...

They helped out with Greg Borenstein's Kickstarted "Physical GIF"

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Playbutton music players are across the way

WXYZ Jewelry's funky lightboxes stood out among the booths

Williamsburg-based art blog Hyperallergic had tchotchkes and editions from over a dozen mostly-local artists

Modified (but still functional!) speakers by Ben Godward

See the full list of vendors and schedule of performances at bkbazaar.com.