The Arab Spring is over, Sheep’s Meadow is dead, winter is coming, but Openhouse’s revolutionary pop up brings summer back to winter again.
FEATURED POP UPS
Boxpark and City Mall battle it out to claim status as the world’s first pop-up mall
City Mall’s quick progress has been sped along by $3.4 million NZD in tax-free government loans, part of the Restart the Heart Initiative helping earthquake-shattered Christchurch.
Halloween pop-up shops enjoying scary profits on back of you + empty Borders
Giant concrete carcasses that used to belong to Circuit City, Linens ’n Things and Borders are ready to be possessed
Cheeses of France Pop-Up Cafe October 22, 11 am-7 pm, at Openhouse Gallery
Expand your cheese horizons and impress future dinner guests by saying, “Yes, I’ve had St. Andre, St. Albret, St. Agur, St. Felicien, Les Gourmandises au Kirsch, Les Gourmandieses au Noix and Chevre au piment d’Espelette all in one day.”
Paul Gerben’s Pickers Cafe pop up at Openhouse Gallery 19 Kenmare
Gerben and his Picker Cafe partner Paul Whittle explored estate sales, garage sales and abandoned farms throughout upstate New York, Long Island, Ohio, Connecticut and Vermont to get their hands on all the unique wares
Handbag Collective Pop-Up with Dareen Hakim, Victoria Horning + rising stars
Friday, August 19, almost two dozen handbag designers from around the world will be on hand for a shopping experience that also features an instructional seminar and back-to-back cocktail hours.
Pop up fashion at Openhouse, thanks to Pearl & Company + Horizon Designer Sales
Pearl & Company and Horizon Designer Sales brought a four-day fashion pop up to 201 Mulberry Street in April.
We’ve got pin stripes and polka dots, floral prints and zebra stripes. Shoes, dresses, jewelry, tank tops…
Pop-up case study: Creating New York’s first pop-up park with Park Here
New York winters are nasty, brutish and long. Park Here was a nice alternative, not just from winter, but also from the endless string of shopping pop ups around Christmas. Instead of more sales, Openhouse created an indoor space that was free to the public during the day and full of private events at night.
