The Out to See festival continues at South Street Seaport for the next three weekends in November (8-9, 15-16, 22-23). Each weekend the indoor/outdoor market showcases New York City makers, artists, designers, fashion brands and live music. Perfect for a weekend cultural destination and pre-holiday shopping. Out to See runs from 11am-5pm Saturdays and Sundays at Water and Fulton St and also includes free concerts, a free photo booth by The Self Portrait Project, 3D-printing and scanning and a screenprinting workshop. Nearby locations being activated by public art - curated by Dept. of Cultural Affairs’ Director of Percent for Art Sara Reisman.
Featured NYC startups this weekend include men’s fashion sensation Wool and Prince; Toy Syndrome’s 3D-printed shirts, a favorite of Lena Dunham; The Makery pop up with 3D scans and prints; New Museum’s NEW INC incubator resident Airy Light; Next Top Makers 2013 finalist Tangeez; uber-curators By Brooklyn and Etsy NY Street Team; Red Hook’s Tribe Bicycle Co.; Albert Chao’s Small Smaller Smallest. Also featured are artisanal chocolate from Lululosophy, Reena Treats’ maple bacon cupcakes, Té Company’s aromatic tea and many, many more.
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