Come on down to West Stockbridge and join in the full moon fun! On Saturday, October 8th, the Hunters Moonlit Market kicks off at Turn Park Art Space from 4 to 9 p.m. Enjoy a variety of magical merchants peddling otherworldly wares — an open-air twilight bizarre bazaar inviting leisure strolling, shopping, live music, and eating/drinking. Thematic towards giving thanks for and celebrating the end of the summer growing season, while reflecting and embracing the autumn harvest season.
The event honors and embraces an aesthetic(s) such as, but is not limited to, harvest, witch-crafted goods, magical merchants, macabre, herbology, spiritual, metaphysical, oddities, local artisans, darker arts + crafts as well as food + beverage vendors that are willing to embrace the mysterious, magical, autumnal, and thinning of the veil genres. Salem comes to the Berkshires if you will.
This event is a vital opportunity in building a unique, welcoming, and inclusive community; appealing to diverse and extraordinary folk as well as piquing curiosity and intrigue from the muggles. Bringing people together to explore TurnPark as well as West Stockbridge’s ever-expanding visitor base.
OVER 35 VENDORS!
LIVE MUSIC
by Dust Bowl Faeries
FOOD + CASH BAR
with La Chalupa Y La Enchilada
Momma Lo's Southern Style BBQ
Baked! Pastries & More
Hot Plate Beer
plus TurnPark Bar
PERFORMANCES:
by Opal Ravene Cirque + Witchy Aerialist
MERCHANDISE
ART
HERBAL APOTHECARY
JEWELRY
HOME DECOR
SPIRITUAL TOOLS
METAPHYSICAL PRACTITIONERS - MINI SESSIONS
intuitive tarot - sound healing - reiki - astrology - numerology
FREE ADMISSION = everyone is invited
CASH = food, bar, vendors
While some vendors accept payments via apps like Venmo, CashApp, PayPal etc., having cash on hand is strongly encouraged - there is NO ATM on site.
PARKING = use public parking areas throughout downtown West Stockbridge: Main Street-Route 41/102, Hotel Street, Behind Werkshires on Oak Street, Behind/around Berkshire Bank on Depot Street
Turn Park Art Space, 2 Moscow Road West Stockbridge.
