Pawtucket Welcomes “Mill Gypsies” Hope Artiste Village

 Over 50 arts & craft vendors will “populate” Pawtucket in this juried event that features unique artists, vintage curators and a touch of mayhem from this traveling group of artisans called The Mill Gypsies.  Their first stop over will be in the revived 650,000 sq. ft.  historic mill in Pawtucket which formerly housed School House Candy, now known as Hope Artiste Village. This indoor event will also include other businesses and resident artists that are currently located in the mill.

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On Sunday, March 6, Mill Gypsies kicks-off a series of family friendly artisan events beginning in Pawtucket, RI.   Future locations featuring this entourage will include Lowell, New Bedford, Norwood and Worcester, MA later in the season.   Mill Gypsies invites the community to meet their vendors who are selling their wares, that includes vintage toys, hand-blown glass, original artwork  and craft made by hand, non--‐GMO bath and body products, pottery, vintage handmade shower caps, steam-punk, face painting, tarot card readers, traditional jewelry and more.  Other attractions include ongoing live music from The King Sickabilly Trio (formerly known as Sasquatch and the Sickabillys), strolling hula hoop dancers, The Whiskey Witch, and more!  This event is free and open to the public.  Free Parking.    Follow our Etsy Mill Gypsies Facebook Page to stay up to date with upcoming shows.  For vendor information,  application can be found at:  http://handmadeeventsbysalted.com/mill-gypsies/

For more information, or vendor inquiries, contact:   Samantha Zacks, (603) 400-0168 or Email: etsymillgypsies@gmail.com.  You can find us on facebook:  www.facebook.com/etsymillgypsies and Instagram: www.instagram.com/etsymillgypsies.