The Bristol Bazaar Has Opened

Carolyn Verikas, who co-founded The Bristol Bazaar with Eric Verikas, said that their first weekend open to the public was “fabulous.”
“People were coming in at 9 a.m. and still showing up at 9 p.m.,” she said. “It was surreal. The common word we heard from a lot of people was ‘unexpected.’ People were pleased with the variety of vendors and the overall feeling of the space.The Bristol Bazaar was everything that we hoped it would be and more.”
The 5,800 spare foot space, located at 67 Race St. is open year-round and includes space for 32 vendors. Of these, six spaces are still available. Verikas said that current vendors are selling woodworking products, clothing, soaps, candles, tie dye items, resin products and more.
“All of our artisans are Connecticut-based,” she said.
The location is decorated with several trees and window boxes, which change seasonally, which Verikas said is intended to give the indoor space the feeling of an outdoor market.
Verikas said that The Bristol Bazaar will be “ever-growing” and “ever-changing.”
In addition, the Bristol Bazaar features an event space that can seat 30 people and a “think tank” conference room.
Original Story Can Be Found Here: The Bristol Press





