Uptown Kingston hosts Women-owned Makers Market

Weaver Jackie Scelia of Newburgh, owner of Liminal Textiles, rearranges her hand-dyed silk scarves. (Photos by Phyllis McCabe)

The second annual Women-owned Makers Market was held Saturday, March 26 in the Clermont building in uptown Kingston. The event, sponsored by Barnfox Kingston, hosted Hudson Valley/Catskill women entrepreneurs for a pop-up makers market.

Friends Melissa Seidl of Seidl Scents, a soy candle and wax melt maker of Valhalla, and Marissa Massa, owner of Vintage and Vine, a succulent plant arrangements in antique containers business in Croton-on-Hudson, share a table.

Metalsmith Lorraine LeClair of Poughkeepsie, owner of Indigo Lane Jewelry, and some of her pieces.

Michelle Dawson shows her finished hand design by Alexia Wood of Port Ewen.

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Uptown Kingston hosts Women-owned Makers Market

Phyllis McCabe

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