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[youngcrusadetastemaker]

Buyers of NYC: Top Destination to Sell Diamond Jewelry

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[selldiamond]

There are numerous ways to Sell Your Old Jewelry for Cash, whether you are looking to vend online or in person. By exploring your options and comparing offers, you can insure that you get the best possible price for your jewelry pieces. In this blog, we'll explore ten ways to vend your gold and diamond jewelry for the best possible profits.

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[deathtastegirl]

☠︎︎ A COLLECTION OF MALLGOTH STORES ☠︎︎

hot topic. duh. not my top pick but would recommend if u like to go on the less expensive side. also they do plus size!

vampire freaks. they are multi brand and have a ton of neat stuff. used to be that goth myspace thing. has plus size!

lip service. a lot more fetishy... so. has plus size!

rivithead. also multi brand, goes to 3XL!

kinky angel. based in the UK. again, fetishy and again mutli brand. goes to 2XL.

jeannie nitro. all made by 1 woman. That's all i know, i think they go to 2XL though.

alchemy gothic. based in the UK, they make jewelry. very pretty jewelry might i add.

tripp nyc. cool clothes! pants go to 3XL and shirts go to 2XL.

demonia. (today is the day i find out that they dont only sell shoes!) they go to womens 12.

disturbia. a lot more loungy (not over-the-top) but still cute!

ill make a defunct brands version soon 🕷

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[skydinzeal]

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[manicr]

Descent into Madness: Bullseye in Daredevil 284-290

(Daredevil #287: “I'm a BIG hero.” art: Lee Weeks and Al Williamson, Writer: Ann Nocenti)

The 1990 Daredevil run by Ann Nocenti that centers on Bullseye (#284-290) is set after Bullseye's return from Japan and the adamantium operations and the Streets of Poison arc in Captain America . It is noted by the Kingpin that Bullseye was supposed to be lying low after the latter incident; something he has failed spectacular at.

Lester has, in the meanwhile, started to burglarize New York penthouses of valuable art, showing off his skills and knowledge of fine art and security systems. He keeps stating that he needs money and ranting to himself about wealth inequality. This implies that the Kingpin hasn't been financing him and that he has run low on funds. He seems to have no job or structure either and comes of unmoored and bitter.

Daredevil has been missing and NYC is under a crime wave that isn't just Bullseye's fault; with rising racial violence, crime and murder. Which is in line with the state of affairs in 1990's NYC: 1990 the city saw the most reported homicides on record, with 2,245. DD is returned but suffering from amnesia, Bullseye stumbles upon him -- saving him from a beating -- and decides on a gleeful whim to take his costumed identity.

Lester's idea is to continue his burglarizing under the guise of DD; however, as time goes by he starts to convince himself that he is a Robin Hood like figure and showers the money on random people. His ranting on the hoarding of wealth that the rich do, the white collar crimes and scams that leech of the people, and the 'good' he perceives he's doing escalate.

On one of his heists, a young woman threatens him with a gun and laments her misery of being kept by a rich man, asks him to take her with him. He does. For a few days, as noted by her late, he showers her with money and jewelry that he steals with her in mind. She laments that she's being kept again, this time by a thief and Lester snaps at her to wear them. There's as @honmyoseagull noted, a strong toxic masculinity at play with him being a 'breadwinner' and feeling that she owes him for it, which continues to escalate at Lester's mind further deteriorates and he loses himself in the delusion that he IS a hero, that he IS Daredevil. He assaults her in one of his delusional fits as she calls him sick. We do not know how far this actually went, but the implication is rape. She leaves him and goes to the Daily Bugle to sell her story, calling him out on his delusions, illness and making a point of calling him "not much of a man", with a sexual implication based on the reporters reaction. Either implying impotence, a small dick, or otherwise poor bedroom abilities. Which could be referential to him being unable to perform when he raped her.

At some point, he turns up uninvited at the Kingpin's HQ to gloat over what he's done; now in his own costume. Turns out that he has only managed to make people believe that DD is doing Robin Hood like actions, enraging him and earning the Kingpin's scorn, who notes that Bullseye has do better to earn his appreciation. Bullseye runs off to do just that.

But, out on the streets, Lester's delusions oscillate between his intention of ruining Daredevil's reputation with crime and violence, and him convincing himself that he IS Daredevil and 'saving' people with lethal force. He is talking to himself about this confusion, about being Bullseye or Daredevil, hating him but that it's good being a hero, but it's better that people hate DD.

He seems to be in a highly manic state; impulsive, elated, pressured speech, easily distracted and irritated, highly risk-taking behavior, and slipping in and out of delusions about who he is and thinking that his plans are great and important even as its been proven that he's not thinking anything through. It seems to be implied that he barely sleeps, eats, or cleans himself, but that he does drink alcohol. There's little or no self-awareness during mania, and Lester is riding the wave hard.

This fits with later descriptions of him as bipolar, and adding identity related delusions into it paints a picture of what kind of spiral he's in. As Bipolar disorder can create experiences of confusion, contradiction, and self doubt which made it difficult to establish continuity in sense of self. Their lives are characterized by disruption and discontinuity and by external definitions of self based on their illness.

Meanwhile Matt has remembered himself after Kingpin ordered Bullseye to capture his friend and he fights to get her back, then vowing retribution on Bullseye. Matt investigates Lester's hideout, finding a murder board of news paper cutouts about DD /Bullseye with Lester's frantic delusional scribbling on them, mostly wishing death on DD. He comments that Bullseye doesn't care about money or women, after finding the woman's clothes there and unused cash and jewelry lying around. The latter shows off that Lester never bought anything or used the cash, it was just for the getting, equally so the woman.

As Matt and Lester confront each other they both speak as if they were the other, but also showing off their own insecurities, and both perversely enjoying the battle, encouraging it. There are self-loathing traits there too, he speaks that it's better than being 'that guy Bullseye' an later in his confrontation with DD, describes 'Bullseye' as a coward and that people hate him, that he deserved to get his bones broken and to be locked up. It ends in Matt winning, unmasking them and claiming that "they turned out to be the same man".

The entire run sets the precedence for Bullseye's manic delusions and identity issues, he's obviously unmedicated and in this run there is no attempt at excusing his behavior with a tumor, but rather it became the prime example of his mania and later diagnosis of bipolar disorder type 1. It also became a thing for him to later dress up as other heroes and to chafe at the experience or as was the case of Punisher MAX use it as a modus operandi of 'becoming' someone else in order to kill them.

He's later in Dark Avengers set on e medical regime that seems to treat either Bipolar Disorder, schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder; especially dealing with psychotic traits such as delusions and hallucinations. There will also be depictions of him in depressive spirals with heavy suicidal ideation with shows again that he does get booth the highs and the lows of Bipolar.

After these issues, Bullseye doesn't show up until '94 in Punisher.

#character analysis #meta #bullseye

[greektravelblog]

Day 7 and 8

Oooh boy yesterday was PACKED with history. I was like a kid in a candy store haha!

After class we were delayed getting out into the city as there was a bus strike going on. But eventually we made it out and traveled to the Ancient Agora. To get there, we walked along this adorable little street that was filled with vendors selling handmade jewelry and even tiny books! The road is named to this day what it was named 2500 years ago, Platía Thiséos. And yes, it is named for the ancient king Theseus. Anyways, we entered the Agora and our tour guide began by explaining the purpose of the city.

So while the Parthenon was the symbol of the city, and later the symbol of democracy, Agora was democracy in action. It was a city center, much like downtown Martinsburg, minus the residences. The city has multiple temples including the Temple of Hephaestus.

This temple is the only one from ancient Greece who's roof is still intact! It's a beautiful construction and honors the god who helped birth Athena. Because of this, two statues would've been inside: Hephaestus and Athena. On the inside of the roof, stones had been placed after it's construction to create a domed ceiling. This was installed during the Byzantine empire when Christians entered the city and converted all pagan buildings into churches.

A small corner of a temple for all of the Olympian gods is all that is left. A train borders the ancient city, and it was constructed, before the archaeology craze, in 1880. Because of this, the entire temple was lost. However, like the World Trade Center in NYC, it was the "point zero" of the town and all measurements of the city extended from this temple.

We got to see the very first shopping mall in the entire world! Across the way stands the modern recreation, since only the back wall survived the ages. The shopping mall had two stories and is now a museum! When it was discovered, John D. Rockefeller paid for the entire restoration.

Inside the museum, remnants of the invention of democracy are shown. Including small discs that are inscribed with different names. Whenever there was a concern that someone was trying to overthrow the democracy or trying to corrupt it, the assembly would right the name of the person of concern onto these discs, and whoever had the most votes would be exiled from Athens for ten years! It was the very first type of impeachment!

Also shown, are tiny little shot glasses.

However,

Greeks didn't take shots of hard liquor. They actually refused to drink wine unless it was mixed with water, they thought it barbaric. So what was it for?

Hemlock.

These were the glasses for which execution would be carried out. They were found in what is believed to be the prison and when tested, remnants of hemlock remained in the bottom. This theory is not only backed up by testing, but by the writings of Plato who described that Socrates was charged and executed for blasphemy for saying that the human nature is self-defined (basically, do some soul searching and use some logic.) Plato describes how Socrates was forced to drink Hemlock as punishment for his crime. So you're looking at, possibly, the last think Socrates ever held before his death.

After leaving the ancient city, we went for food and boy did I have the best potatoes I've ever eaten. The pizza was magnificent and the chef was sweet. It wasn't safe for me to eat the Baklava, so he brought out a different dessert for me, without us even asking for it. Although it looked like a burnt piece of tofu, it tasted wonderfully. It actually tasted like the middle of cannoli.

Yesterday I didn't do much, so I'm going to skip over it. Today's update will be up later tonight.

Things I've taken away from today:

I wanna live here. Like, seriously

I'm one of the only ones who could've kept going on that tour. I literally didn't know I was hungry until I got to the restaurant.

I did, in fact, choose the right major, wvu just doesn't have any classes on what I want to study

The greeks had a banging society (yknow, minus the misogyny and slavery)

I literally can't feel my feet anymore.

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[buyersofnyc01]

Top Tips for Getting the Best Price When Selling Your Diamond Necklace

Before you decide to sell your diamond necklace in NYC, take the time to research the current market trends. Understand the demand for diamond jewelry, the average selling prices, and any fluctuations in the market that could impact your sale.

[amara-iceleb]

Sustainable Fashion: Innovators and Outliers

Fast fashion affects me because I cannot afford to go out and buy hand-crafted, ethically produced clothing, jewelry, accessories, etc. which makes me subject to shopping from fast fashion sites. I try to shop in moderation and only buy what I need or things I have been eyeing for several months but, of course, it is hard to avoid when you cannot afford an alternative. Another way fast fashion affects me is because I knit and having a slow hobby in which clothing pieces are ethically and slowly produced by hand has made me look at the entire industry differently. The fast fashion industry and their cheap prices have affected independent artists who get sneered at when they price their items correctly and they also use slave labor to produce crochet garments which can't be made through a machine.

I honestly don't know any celebrities that are doing a lot to climate sustainability in the fashion sector. I know many celebrities now have clothing brands and some of them preach sustainability but I feel that the most they do is have eco-friendly packaging (usually recyclable, not even compostable) which is reasonably low effort considering these people are backed by investors and are wealthy themselves. I know that Gigi Hadid has a cashmere line that was advertised as being sustainable as well as "affordable" so that people can have high quality pieces in their closet and not have to rebuy. In my opinion, this brand and others like it are greenwashing because cashmere lines already exists and anyone who can afford Gigi's line can afford other cashmere whenever it goes on sale. The most sustainable thing she and other things could've done was not add to the amount of options and, instead, put her name on an already established brand to help bolster the name and encourage people to shop from a long-time sustainable business.

I love the idea of bio-textiles and think, in a couple of years, they will be the automatic choice when it comes to making clothes and furniture pieces. I think that any faults of bio-textiles come from them not being used as much as fabrics like nylon and polyester but those kinks will get ironed out with time. I also think that there has been so much positive feedback to the bio-textiles that have been around for a long time such as cotton and bamboo that it is inevitable for them to only become more popular. They have such great properties as fabrics like breathability and being lightweight, and their value will only be emphasized the more we use them.

All of the more "out-there" textiles like apple mush and shrimp shells could also have a great place in high fashion, both by contributing to the concept and by using lesser-known, more unique textiles to help diversify their collections.

"Companies have made shoes out of recycled materials like plastic and rubber tires to mitigate the effects of the 300 million pairs of shoes. thrown out every year."

I learned about the microplastics that are left behind with every step we take due to the rubber soles of our shoes being worn out against the pavement some years ago. There are not many shoe brands that use non-rubber soles since they are comfortable and perfect for walking, especially in more urban environments like NYC but knowing that fact has helped me carry on using my shoes for much longer and has inspired me to ship my shoes to recycling programs at the end of their lifespan so that they can become recycled material for new shoes.

"The fashion industry is one of the leaders in pollution, making up about 10% of carbon emissions. leaking into the environment."

I have stopped a lot of my shopping and try not to get too many items shipped to me precisely for this reason. I have had to realize that I own more clothes than I need and can not only make due but feel good in all of the clothes I already own. I also make a concerted effort to only re-sell or donate old clothes to limit the chances of them ending up in landfills.

"Avoid lycra, polyester, and nylon which are made from fossil fuel petrochemicals. They release microfibers into waterways during washing. Spot cleaning these fibers can mitigate the release of microfibers."

Since I started knitting and making some of my own clothes, I try to avoid textiles like acrylic at all costs since all of the other options are biodegradable and healthier for the earth and myself. This has also led me to learning about the various benefits of natural materials like how wool is anti-bacterial and fireproof while cotton is extremely absorbent which is part of what makes it a great warm-weather fiber.

Veja is a sustainably made shoe brand that is very transparent about their process which can be read about here: https://assets.teenvogue.com/photos/64774b88fbd90752ccccdab3/16:9/w_2560%2Cc_limit/VEJA%2520LEDE.jpg

Some of my handmade items to fight against fast fashion:

[sunnygoldbuyer]

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[skydinzeal]

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[artifactsbeyondtime]

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[antiqueestatebuyers]

Dust Off Your Treasures: A No-Nonsense Guide to Selling Antiques Near You

Are you ready to part ways with a treasured heirloom or declutter your attic? Perhaps you’ve inherited an antique furniture collection or stumbled upon a dusty box filled with vintage trinkets. Whatever your reason, turning those timeworn treasures into cash can be a rewarding experience. But where do you begin, especially when navigating the world of antique buyers near you?

Finding the Right Buyer: Beyond the “Sell Antiques Near Me” Search

While a quick online search for “sell antiques near me” might yield results, it’s crucial to delve deeper than just proximity. Here are some key factors to consider when choosing an antique buyer:

· Reputation and Expertise: Look for buyers with a proven track record of fair dealing and knowledge of various antique categories. Research online reviews, ask for recommendations, and don’t hesitate to contact potential buyers for consultations.

· Specialization: Some buyers focus on specific periods or types of antiques, such as furniture, jewelry, or vintage collectibles. Aligning your items with a buyer’s specialty can maximize their value and ensure you’re receiving an informed appraisal.

Antique State Buyers: Your Trusted Treasure Hunters

Located in Manhattan, Antique State Buyers stands out as a premier destination for selling your antiques. Their team of passionate and knowledgeable experts boasts extensive experience in appraising and valuing a wide range of items, from asian antique NYC, furniture and vintage clothing to rare coins and historical memorabilia.

What Sets Antique State Buyers Apart?

· Unwavering Commitment to Fairness: They prioritize providing transparent and accurate valuations, ensuring you get the best possible price for your antiques.

· Diverse Expertise: Their team possesses a wealth of knowledge across various antique categories, guaranteeing your treasures are evaluated by the right specialist.

· Flexible Buying Options: Whether you have a single item or an entire estate to sell, Antique State Buyers offers convenient and flexible options to suit your needs.

· Customer-Centric Approach: They prioritize your comfort and satisfaction throughout the selling process, providing clear communication and personalized attention.

Frequently Asked Questions: Unraveling the Mysteries of Antique Selling

Q: What condition should my antiques be in to be sellable?

A: While pristine condition is ideal, don’t despair if your antiques show some wear and tear. Antique State Buyers can assess the value of items in various states and may even offer restoration recommendations.

Q: How much can I expect to get for my antiques?

A: The value of antiques depends on various factors, including age, rarity, condition, and market demand. Antique State Buyers provides free, no-obligation valuations to help you understand your items’ potential worth.

Q: What happens after I sell my antiques?

Fascinating Facts about the World of Antiques

Did you know?

· The oldest known antique, a stone hand axe, is estimated to be over 1.5 million years old!

· The most expensive antique ever sold is Leonardo da Vinci’s “Salvator Mundi,” which fetched a staggering $450.3 million at auction in 2017.

· Some everyday items, like vintage clothing or typewriters, can become valuable antiques over time.

· Owning and collecting antiques can be a rewarding investment, not just financially but also emotionally and culturally.

Ready to Unearth Your Treasures’ True Value?

Whether you’re a seasoned antique seller or a curious first-timer, remember, the journey of finding the right buyer for your treasures can be just as rewarding as the final sale. With the tips and insights provided here, you’re well-equipped to navigate the exciting world of antique selling.

And when it comes to finding a trusted and knowledgeable buyer near you, remember Antique State Buyers. Their dedication to fair dealing, expertise, and customer satisfaction makes them a valuable partner in your treasure-selling adventure. So, dust off those hidden gems, book your appointment and unlock the doors of possibility, and let your antiques find their new homes!

Additional Tips:

· Take high-quality photos of your antiques before contacting buyers.

· Gather any documentation or certificates of authenticity you may have for your items

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[metals01]

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[buyersofnyc01]

Unveiling the Key Factors Influencing Jewelry Sales

Looking to sell jewelry in Manhattan? Buyers of NYC offers hassle-free transactions for your diamond necklaces and more. With our convenient location and straightforward process, selling your jewelry has never been easier. Trust our experienced team to provide fair evaluations and competitive offers for your valuable pieces.

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Christmas markets in America

Best Christmas markets in USA Christmas markets in America, the best fantastic Christmas markets in the U.S.A. including New York, Chicago, Arlington, Washington, Elkhart Lake, Philadelphia and many more. Christmas markets have their roots in European history, but have also become incredibly popular in cities and towns across the U.S. Exploring these markets is a fun way to celebrate the season and stock up on holiday gifts and goodies without even having to travel abroad. Families, couples, and groups of friends can all enjoy the sights, sounds, and smells of Christmas at these markets that are full of ornaments, Christmas trees, and warm winter wear. You can often find delicious gingersnaps, roasted chestnuts, mulled wine, and hot chocolate to entice your taste buds and keep you warm. So this holiday season, unless you’re traveling to one of the famous Christmas Markets in Europe, consider visiting one of these festive markets to get in the spirit of Christmas. These cities also make excellent travel destinations in November and December to see how other cities celebrate the season. Sausages are one of the top reasons that Chicago’s Christkindlmarket is one of the top Christmas markets in the country, and it’s been one of the longest-running Christmas markets in the U.S. There are plenty of other amazing German-inspired foods here, and many vendors that sell cuckoo clocks, table laces, ornaments, and woodworking masterpieces. One of the essential activities at this market is to get a glass of gluhwein in a themed cup that changes designs every year. For the kids, there’s a Kinder Club that organizes fun activities, like scavenger hunts. Admission to the festivities is free.

Chicago Christmas market This is a unique Christmas market because it primarily celebrates the life and work of the great author, Charles Dickens. This fair will transform you back to London in Victorian times, as San Francisco takes on a whole new look. Expect to see lamp-lit lanes with pubs, shops, and restaurants that create Victorian London. Bring your top hat and dress in character because this is a festival to remember! Make sure to catch some of the theater performances and entertainment provided by local actors. This market is typically open for five weekends between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Shops onsite sell jewelry, masks, journals, drinkware, ceramics, and unique toys for kids. Visit the five traditional pubs for food and drinks, make your own crafts, and even get your fortune told! Leave it to a town named Bethlehem to throw an incredible Christmas market. This is a classic Christmas market that embraces old-world traditions and exudes authenticity. Here you’ll find glassblowers and other artisans creating holiday treasures for you to decorate your home or give as gifts. Favorite activities among families with kids include sitting on Santa’s lap and eating breakfast with Santa. This market runs on select days starting right after Thanksgiving. Christmas in New York City is a truly magical time, and aside from Rockefeller Square and Central Park, the place to be to celebrate is the Union Square Holiday Market. This market draws about a million people per year and typically has over 150 vendors set up. You can find unique handmade wearables and jewelry here, as well as children’s toys and Christmas ornaments under the red and white striped tents. You can find some excellent handcrafted bowls, winter accessories, artwork, and candles here. Lots of the artisans sell certified organic and fair-trade goods, as well as ones that are recycled and made in New York. You can find a list of the vendors on the Urban Space NYC website. Leavenworth is a German-themed town in Washington that has a wonderful Christmas market each year. This Christkindlmarkt is typically held in Front Street Park and Leavenworth Festhalle. For over two decades, this Bavarian-style annual Christmas tradition has been helping locals and visitors get in the holiday spirit over Thanksgiving weekend. There’s a lantern parade after the welcome ceremony. There’s lots of holiday music to enjoy here too, as well as a lantern-making workshop and children’s crafts at the Leavenworth Christkindlmarkt.

Chicago best Christmas markets The city of Arlington is the place to be if you love crafts and Christmas. This Christkindl Market is one of the largest of its kind in the Southwest. The local Christkindl Market here is full of vendors that sell beautiful pieces of pottery, garments with alpaca wool, and Christmas decorations. There are lots of kid-themed activities here, including a puppet show petting zoo. The lantern parade is definitely worth watching too. Another great place to celebrate Christmas is our nation’s capital, Washington, D.C. This is a favorite Christmas market among foodies because of the fresh donuts, ice cream, and holiday treats for sale under festive tents. Non-traditional and ethnic foods, like churros and empanadas, can also be found here to savor and enjoy. You’ll find this market near the Smithsonian American Art Museum and the National Portrait Gallery, so it’s an easy walk from these popular sightseeing spots. The market is located at 8th and F Streets and open daily, and lots of musical acts across all genres perform at the Market Stage. One particularly fun place to bring in the Christmas season is Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin. This market has traditionally been held at the Osthoff Resort and features a heated tent full of German crafts, apparel, nutcrackers, and gingerbread houses. You’ll also find gift ideas inspired by Russian and Czech traditions too. This market typically lasts for about 10 days in early December. Favorite foods to enjoy here include bratwursts, dumplings, potato pancakes, red cabbage, and apple strudels. Helen is a German-themed town in northern Georgia, so it only makes sense that there would be a Christkindlmarket here! This is a very walkable town, and the winters here are usually mild and pleasant. There are several German restaurants in town outside the festival, as well as fun shops that are open year-round. At all times of the year, you’ll notice the German-themed architecture of the buildings in Helen and beautiful alpine scenery that you might not expect to find in Georgia. This Christmas market is a great place to find Victorian antiques and local Colorado wines. In fact, this is a great market for adults because there’s an annual pub crawl that lets you sample local wines and German specialties. Get in the spirit of Christmas by taking a horse-drawn carriage ride and listening to carolers sing festive tunes. This market typically takes place on the first two weekends of December. Don’t miss the chance to take a tour of the Hamill House and the Hotel de Paris Museums. The Santa Lucia Children’s Procession is extra special as well.

Christmas markets in US There are dozens of vendors at Philadelphia’s Christmas Village, which sells lots of holiday gifts and delicious foods. Favorites foods of the festival include sausages and waffles. This market carries a very authentic German vibe and is also famous for its mulled wine. This market is located downtown at Love Park just west of City Hall. It runs from Thanksgiving through Christmas Eve and often has a “sneak peek” weekend before the official opening to get visitors excited for what’s to come. Lovettsville may be one of the lesser-known towns on this list, but it also has a fun Christkindlmarkt worth visiting. Lovettsville is preserved by the Loudoun Valley German Society and just two miles south of the Potomac River between Maryland and Virginia. It was a German settlement town for nearly 100 years. Here you’ll find the traditional German foods and drinks, as well as live music and activities for the kids. New York already starts gearing up for the holiday season in the fall. Christmas markets return to the city as early as October, setting the mood for the most magical time of the year. Here’s where to find the best Christmas markets in NYC. You'll also love this: Is there a better way to get into the holiday spirit than grabbing a hot cup of cocoa and strolling through some of the best Christmas markets in New York? Booths with local crafts, savory treats, and hot specialty drinks are the most authentic environment to have a merry time and wrap up your gift shopping. Whether outdoor or indoor, New York is home to four major holiday markets and a good number of smaller winter bazaars. Kicking off at the end of October, Bryant Park’s Winter Village opens the holiday market season in New York. Besides being the first to open, it’s also the longest-running, inviting visitors to explore their impressive array of booths all the way through New Year’s Day.

Christmas markets in America Debuting in 2002, Winter Village in Bryant Park is one of the most festive Christmas markets in NYC. The center of the city is a truly inspiring place to drink in the splendor of winter as you and your loved ones stroll down aisle after aisle of specialty vendors and themed attractions. Winter Village has lots to offer: an ice skating rink with free admission, holiday stands to offer seasonal bites, beverages to refuel, local crafts, jewelry, clothes, and many more cute baubles. Union Square is proud to host over 25 years of holiday markets and this year will be no exception. The market’s layout was initially modeled after European Christmas markets and despite some changes since its original inception, the Union Square Holiday Market still mirrors its cousins across the Atlantic pretty closely. It is one of the largest Christmas markets in New York and a holiday tradition for any visitor. At Union Square, you can browse through winding rows of stalls with live music playing in the background. A total of 100 red-and-wite-striped booths display their unique wares and artisanal foods at this Christmas market in NYC. The Union Square Market boats more than 150 registered vendors, both local and international, that are carefully selected. That’s not all, however. Union Square Holiday Market has grown significantly over the years and now also features a kid’s art studio and a warming station for the frostbitten among you. There’s no way you will leave this holiday market without a full belly and a happy smile. Located at Central Park’s southwest corner, in close proximity to the iconic Wollmann ice skating rink, you will find Columbus Circle Holiday Market. What better way to end a perfect wintery stroll through Central Park than with one of the best holiday markets in NYC? This outdoor Christmas market will transport you to a quaint German village enthralled in the holiday spirit. With about 100 booths, the European-style Columbus Circle Holiday Market belongs not only to the best but also to the largest holiday markets in NYC. What can you find at the famed circle during the holiday season? Hot mulled wine, handmade crafts, and one-of-a-kind ornaments make it the quintessential NYC shopping experience. Merry shopping!

Christmas markets in America If you find yourself in the area on a Monday, be sure to take advantage of free Broadway performances in the Shops at Columbus Circle thanks to Broadway Under The Stars! When temperatures plunge, those of you who are sensitive to the cold may consider spending their time at one of the indoor Christmas markets in NYC. Vanderbilt Hall at Grand Central boasts a large month-long indoor holiday market in New York that’s perfect for those who prefer to stay snuggled in warmth regardless of outdoor conditions. At the Holiday Fair, vendors are carefully selected to guarantee only the best experience for their visitors. If you’re looking for gifts, you’ll find a wide selection of one-of-a-kind items. More than 1 million shoppers pass through the holiday fair each day. The iconic transport hub is a convenient location for a jolly extravaganza! Inside the Oculus, you can find a whimsical pop-up holiday market called “The Market at Westfield World Trade Center” that will make your commute even more magical. A path leads you through a little winter village featuring over 20 specialty shops limited edition gifts, snacks and souvenirs. As if the Oculus wasn’t already one of the most beautiful photo ops in the city, a few more props were added to help you get the perfect Christmas card photo this year. The festive decorations include a clocktower, a chrome snowman, and a lush winter landscape. The Underground market named “Turnstyle” features 39 eateries and several popups. For the holiday season, they added several seasonal shops, helping you to do some indoor gift shopping. It’s perfect for those who want to stay indoors. Compared to other holiday markets in New York, however, it feels less festive here. In total, there are seven entrances to the market. Just follow the signs that are posted generously throughout the underground. You don’t need to swipe your MetroCard to visit the Turnstile Holiday Market in NYC. Staten Island’s Empire Outlet is celebrating its holiday market. Local merchants are offering their goods on the third floor of Empire Outlets. The market gives you another reason to ride the free Staten Island Ferry. Once you’ve arrived, you can visit the Christmas market, shop at the outlet and also stop by the Winter Lantern Festival at Snug Harbor, one of the best Christmas Lights in NYC, to fully round up your day on Staten Island.

Best Christmas markets in the USA During the holiday season, Grand Bazaar hosts a seasonal version of its iconic flea market. The curated market takes place on Sundays on Manhattan’s Upper West Side yearlong but pulls out all the stops during the holiday season. Anyone interested in furniture, vintage clothing, jewelry, and crafts will feel like they are in a Yuletide paradise here. Each week, the bazaar features a variety of merchants on rotation, offering tchotchkes, antiques, and delicious local cuisine. Be sure to come hungry! There are even more, smaller holiday markets in New York that you can explore during your trip. Even if you’re not interested in purchasing souvenirs or gifts, visiting a New York Christmas market transports you to a winter wonderland where you’ll experience a festive atmosphere and enjoy warm drinks among splendidly adorned walkways and parks. We’ve listed some more holiday markets in NYC for you here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXCKEzp-WHw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAJYkO3G8VU Read also our other posts on Christmas  ; Santa Claus town ; Christmas markets in England ; Christmas markets in Italy and Germany ; Christmas quotes ; 60 great Christmas quotes ; Christmas tree origin and quotes ;  Traditional Christmas Carols ; Ella Gray A Christmas story ; Christmas short stories ; Christmas jokes ; Christmas cracker jokes ; Funny Christmas Stories ; Amusing Christmas stories ; Christmas food ; Christmas thoughts ; Christmas story ; Christmas in Italy ; Christmas holidays ; Christmas songs ; Christmas poems ; An Essay on Christmas by Chesterton ; Read the full article

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