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March 23, 2023

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This weekend, you’ll find them spread out over an enormous 30,000-square-foot space in Skylight at Essex Crossing. There are intricate, colorful rugs woven using techniques that date back to the 16th century, chairs made in the Carpathian mountains with sheep wool cushions, and handmade beeswax candles.

This weekend, you’ll find them spread out over an enormous 30,000-square-foot space in Skylight at Essex Crossing. There are intricate, colorful rugs woven using techniques that date back to the 16th century, chairs made in the Carpathian mountains with sheep wool cushions, and handmade beeswax candles.

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“Covering 10,000 square feet in Skylight Essex’s just-opened Broome Street address, the showcase spotlights tech, art, crafts, fashion, cultural roots and photography.”

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“The event is contained within an architectural concept by FORMA studio, housed at Skylight at Essex Crossing on Broome Street. It’s a two-floor space, with the entrance on the top floor yielding a bird’s eye view of what's being shown below.”

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“Skylight Studios plans to revive the Financial District — one event at a time … Skylight Studios CEO Stephanie Blake speaks from experience when she says that events can transform underutilized neighborhoods.”

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“The event is contained within an architectural concept by FORMA studio, housed at Skylight at Essex Crossing on Broome Street. It’s a two-floor space, with the entrance on the top floor yielding a bird’s eye view of what's being shown below.”

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