The Wickham Works "Love Local Holiday Market" is a celebration; a coming together of community, a unity during a joyful time, and turning strangers into new friends.  It is also  showcase of our neighbors work, and a mutual passion for hand crafted, Hudson Valley grown, locally sourced and New York made.  

Bring your family or meet up with friends to enjoy live music, and delight at the magic of the upcoming holiday season. Area makers will be happy to answer all your questions and help you find meaningful gifts for everyone on your list.   Keep your little ones entertained with "Make and Take" projects, and other activities while you relax with a perfect coffee or tea in our English cafe.  We will be well stocked with culinary delights, baked treats and other savories.  Whimsical, holiday decorations are handmade by regional artists and the local performing arts group Interactive Noise Collective and holiday wreaths from area farms will be available.  There  is so much to enjoy in this wonderland setting!

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Come meet our talented guest artists and help them turn trash into treasure on Sunday, April 22nd, 10-4PM, Stanley Deming Park

See this stunning Tree Spirit by Karen Decher, and find out what Chris Van Vooren, Jennifer Hippely, Dan Mack, Eric Stormes, Amanda LIght, and the Ladies of INC (Interactive Noise Collective) have been cooking up.

The Earth Day Festival - Warwick NY has been a "GROUPS" effort.  Several area organizations balanced complicated schedules to come together, raise eco-awareness and are building a memorable event for area residents.  
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Special thanks to all involved organizations:
Sustainable Warwick
Wickham Works
Greenwood Lake Coalition Teen Center 
INC: Interactive Noise Collective
Milkweed Sugar Loaf
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And the Artists:
Femi Ford
Eric Stormes
Amanda Light
Karen Decher
Chris Van Vooren
Rebecca Pry
Ava Burgos
Dayna Christison
Daniel Mack
Jennifern Hippely
Dan Walsh
Aurora Robson

Now in its 3rd year, our very popular collaborative, community art project, Treecycle, is partnering with Sustainable Warwick’s free recycling event, Too Good To Toss, under the banner of Warwick Earth Day Festival. It will be held in Stanley Deming Park on Sunday, April 22nd, 10AM-4PM, and will culminate in an Illuminated Forest Walk at 7PM through the completed sculptures.

With the help of  local guest artists, the public is invited to create tree sculptures using “art supplies” salvaged from the waste stream.  While turning trash into treasure, participants learn about the importance of reducing their environmental footprint, how waste can be reused in fun and creative ways, and why we should bother to recycle. 

In addition to multiple hands-on making opportunities for all ages–fairy houses, light-up bugs on sticks, patch screen printing and more–there will be vendors selling goods made from repurposed material, an Eco Raffle, and live music.

Sustainable Warwick's Too Good To Toss event is the perfect chance to do some spring cleaning. Items to be donated are dropped of on Saturday, April 21, 10-4PM at the basketball courts. All items must be clean, have all their parts and be in good working order. Find a complete list of accepted/unaccepted items here. Shop for free items on Sunday 22nd, 10-4PM, during the Festival.

 

This year's Thanksgiving Made Local Holiday Market was a big success, thanks to the many talented vendors, and the crowds that turned out to support them by shopping locally.
To be part of the month-long Made Local initiative, you can join our growing list of Makers or Retailers  by adding your name under the LoveLocal tab.