About this Event
The first-ever Holiday Market in our new home offers a space to celebrate, create, and share in service of gratitude. Join the National Public Housing Museum for an afternoon vendor market and workshops with local artists, makers, and other creative entrepreneurs.
From selling candy in Cabrini-Green Homes to doing hair in home-based salons in Houston, public housing residents and other low income communities leverage their creative practices and cooperative networks to sustain their families and build vibrant ecosystems, despite historical disinvestment.
FREE admission, hands-on workshops, and cake.
Participating vendors and artists
In addition to a spirited market featuring a diverse array of goods and services, this event features hands-on workshops led by creatives and organizers whose practices visualize, honor, document, adorn, and remember those people, places and practices that came before us. View the list of particpants at nphm.org.
About
This program is presented as part of the National Public Housing Museum's Empowerment Hub program, which is generously supported by Polk Bros. Foundation and the Kresge Foundation.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
National Public Housing Museum, 919 South Ada Street, Chicago, United States
USD 0.00
