This winter At The Warehouse is helping the local food pantries of the capital district with a food and sundries collection box and by selling their 2009 calendars (10$ suggested donation).
The calendars, called Recipes from Our Favorite Capital District Chefs make a great gift. They feature beautiful photography and the recipes to go with the featured items.
Saturday November 5Th is Capital District Local Firsts Buy Local Day.
They will be celebrating the day and the start of the Holiday Shopping season with their 2ND annual Buy Local Bash from 5-9 PM at the Sanctuary for Independent Media 3361 6Th Avenue, North Troy, New York. It promises to be an exciting event that showcases local businesses like At The Warehouse.
This month Bluebird Books, get 20% off book purchases over 10 dollars. Local teachers will receive a 40% discount. Sale ends November 30Th and does not include notebooks.
Teri Faul will be offering a stained glass ornament workshop Saturday November 22nd from 1-5 p.m. Spend an afternoon cutting glass. Foil and solder your own ornament under the expert guidance of a professional stained glass artist.
Teri has been working with glass for 15 years. Her work is on exhibition in the Faculty Student Gallery at the Arts center of the Capital Region. Teri regularly demonstrates her craft and sells her beautiful stained glass creations At The Warehouse.
Preregistration for the ornament class is required.
The FamiLee Jewels invite you to come in and see their new sterling silver spoon rings. The rings are made of baby spoons and demitasse spoons that have been hammered into a new form and inscribed with an inspirational word. Each ring is a dramatic piece of jewelry. They are part of The FamiLee Jewels Salvaged Style Collection.
While you are visiting At The Warehouse this weekend make sure to stop and look at the recently acquired life sized soft sculpture named Einstein. Warehouse cat Salvage has claimed his lap as her new favorite place to snooze.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Thursday, October 30, 2008
In preparation of the Holiday Season
Saturday is November 1st.
The leaves are brown and falling, Daylight Savings Time starts Saturday night and the Holidays will soon be upon us.
Consider "Mallternative" shopping At The Warehouse for your Holiday and gift giving needs.
At The Warehouse and Silver Fox Architectural Salvage have a large, ever-changing variety of salvage, antiques and vintage collectibles, while Silver Fox Home Decor offers one of a kind home decor items designed from reclaimed architectural elements and other fantastic finds. Many have been painted by resident staff artist Amy Pollicino.
Shop with local artisans and know that you will receive great service and quality handcrafted products in a unique and friendly atmosphere all while supporting your local economy.
Sistahs Vintage Aprons has a supply of sassy new half aprons in saucy Holiday prints.
Lars Turin's One of a kind Art pottery pieces make a fabulous gift.
Ethan Turin's original paintings are also displayed in his studio space.
Unique Expressions by Marybeth Gardner offers braided wire and semiprecious jewelry as well as hand painted glassware and Christmas ornaments.
The FamiLee Jewels invites you to stop in and explore their new Salvaged Style collection.
They are also featuring wood turned wine bottle stoppers, birdhouses, key rings and pens made by woodcrafter Fred Lee.
Bluebird Books has a large selection of gently read children's literature. Laura also offers lovely handcrafted gifts for children-all created by Albany artists.
Consider a collection of photographs by photographer Susan Ruscitto.
Center Square Honey makes a beautiful gift reflecting the golden colors of Autumn. Try the seasonal honey or Spun Honey. Cindy and Julie have a great selection of beeswax tapers and votives, honey dispensers, lip balm and sugar scrubs.
Other local specialty foods include Spacey Tracy's pickles, Sundaes Best Hot Fudge sauce, and 100% certified organic olive oil from Cascade Mountain Wineries.
Talk to Tom and Nicole Lynch of Sophisti-catering about your Holiday parties. Lunch, Cocktails, or Dinner, home or office, sit down or buffet, Sophisti-catering has a delicious variety of meals to choose from. Sample their goodness by having lunch in the Artifacts Cafe while you are visiting.
open weekends 10-3
At The Warehouse
20 Learned St.
Albany, NY 12020
The leaves are brown and falling, Daylight Savings Time starts Saturday night and the Holidays will soon be upon us.
Consider "Mallternative" shopping At The Warehouse for your Holiday and gift giving needs.
At The Warehouse and Silver Fox Architectural Salvage have a large, ever-changing variety of salvage, antiques and vintage collectibles, while Silver Fox Home Decor offers one of a kind home decor items designed from reclaimed architectural elements and other fantastic finds. Many have been painted by resident staff artist Amy Pollicino.
Shop with local artisans and know that you will receive great service and quality handcrafted products in a unique and friendly atmosphere all while supporting your local economy.
Lars Turin's One of a kind Art pottery pieces make a fabulous gift.
Ethan Turin's original paintings are also displayed in his studio space.
The FamiLee Jewels invites you to stop in and explore their new Salvaged Style collection.
Bluebird Books has a large selection of gently read children's literature. Laura also offers lovely handcrafted gifts for children-all created by Albany artists.
Consider a collection of photographs by photographer Susan Ruscitto.
Center Square Honey makes a beautiful gift reflecting the golden colors of Autumn. Try the seasonal honey or Spun Honey. Cindy and Julie have a great selection of beeswax tapers and votives, honey dispensers, lip balm and sugar scrubs.
Other local specialty foods include Spacey Tracy's pickles, Sundaes Best Hot Fudge sauce, and 100% certified organic olive oil from Cascade Mountain Wineries.
Talk to Tom and Nicole Lynch of Sophisti-catering about your Holiday parties. Lunch, Cocktails, or Dinner, home or office, sit down or buffet, Sophisti-catering has a delicious variety of meals to choose from. Sample their goodness by having lunch in the Artifacts Cafe while you are visiting.
open weekends 10-3
At The Warehouse
20 Learned St.
Albany, NY 12020
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Thursday, October 23, 2008
Resident artist Amy Pollicino, At The Warehouse
Amy paints vintage and antique mirrors, columns, doors and old piano parts to enhance a line of home decor made from salvaged material.
She is inspired by the work of master artists, antique lithographs, detailed photographs, and the natural world around us.
A walk around the Warehouse will show you a door and a large column painted in tribute to Gustav Klimt, cabinet doors with lifelike images of birds and foliage, a mirror with koi swimming on it and landscapes on molding and mirrors. Amy's work is bright and distinctive. You can often see her at work on a project when you visit At The Warehouse weekends from 10-3..JPG)
In other news:
Sean O'Connor will be teaching a Beginners Cheese Making Class featuring a fresh mozzarella cheese demonstration Saturday October 25Th 1-4 PM At The Warehouse. Cost is $25 a person. Preregistration is appreciated but not required. You may contact Sean at 892-6701 or At The Warehouse at 431-0606.
The FamiLee Jewels invite you to stop in and view our new line of Salvaged Style Jewelry.
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Monday, October 13, 2008
Upcycle, Restyle and Repurpose
Upcycle, Restyle, Repurpose...............Whether your intentions are green, decorative or artistic At The Warehouse is home to many opportunities for those with the imagination to look with a different eye. Take a walk around At The Warehouse and you will see many examples of such imagination.
There are farm tables made of salvaged columns and old silo wood, trimmed out with molding stripped from buildings scheduled for demolition.
You will see old wooden picture frames painted and given new life as a mirror.
Odds and ends of decorative molding and hardware have been turned into hanging shelves and racks.
Keys from an old piano become a decorative statement when grouped in a pleasing manor.
Antique cabinet hardware is incorporated into Salvaged Style Jewelry.
Pieces of a stained glass window are used to frame a mirror.
Take a walk around At The Warehouse and let your imagination take flight.
In other news:
Sean O'Connor will be teaching a Beginners Cheese Making Class featuring a fresh mozzarella cheese demonstration Saturday October 25Th 1-4 PM At The Warehouse. Cost is $25 a person. Preregistration is appreciated but not required. You may contact Sean at 892-6701 or At The Warehouse at 431-0606.
Apothecary Rose Shed will be closing it's At The Warehouse store October 25Th. Stop by and stock up on herbs and spices for you winter and Holiday meals. Richard and Margaret have special sale prices on their remaining merchandise.
There are farm tables made of salvaged columns and old silo wood, trimmed out with molding stripped from buildings scheduled for demolition.
You will see old wooden picture frames painted and given new life as a mirror.
Odds and ends of decorative molding and hardware have been turned into hanging shelves and racks.
Keys from an old piano become a decorative statement when grouped in a pleasing manor.
Antique cabinet hardware is incorporated into Salvaged Style Jewelry.
Pieces of a stained glass window are used to frame a mirror.
Take a walk around At The Warehouse and let your imagination take flight.
In other news:
Sean O'Connor will be teaching a Beginners Cheese Making Class featuring a fresh mozzarella cheese demonstration Saturday October 25Th 1-4 PM At The Warehouse. Cost is $25 a person. Preregistration is appreciated but not required. You may contact Sean at 892-6701 or At The Warehouse at 431-0606.
Apothecary Rose Shed will be closing it's At The Warehouse store October 25Th. Stop by and stock up on herbs and spices for you winter and Holiday meals. Richard and Margaret have special sale prices on their remaining merchandise.
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Treasure Hunting At The Warehouse
Call it salvage, antiques, restoration supplies, artifacts, reclaimed stuff, or other peoples junk but the search for a perfect piece of the past is like a treasure hunt.
Bonnie Lee of The FamiLee Jewels has been poking around At The Warehouse since she joined as a vendor there a year ago. She loves to locate decorative brass work, antique findings and vintage jewelry.
The FamiLee Jewels is proud to announce the release of her new jewelry line Salvaged Style. Bonnie repurposes her treasures to create jewelry highlighting the natural patina of the found items.
Dramatic and smart each Salvaged Style creation is one of a kind.
The FamiLee Jewels is a local artisan jewelry business in Malta, New York. It's 3 generations of
artisans design and create beaded and wire sculptured jewelry using ancient techniques and a variety of beads and gemstones from around the world.
You may see Salvaged Style jewelry in their weekend kiosk At The Warehouse 20 Learned Street Albany New York and online at http://www.thefamileejewels.etsy.com/.
Dramatic and smart each Salvaged Style creation is one of a kind.
The FamiLee Jewels is a local artisan jewelry business in Malta, New York. It's 3 generations of
You may see Salvaged Style jewelry in their weekend kiosk At The Warehouse 20 Learned Street Albany New York and online at http://www.thefamileejewels.etsy.com/.
Other Warehouse News:
Teri Faul's lovely stained glass pieces remain on display at The Arts Center of the Capital Region through December 26Th.
Apothecary Rose Shed has all you herb and spice needs for fall weather treats. Don't forget the mulling spices for hot cider and wine beverages..JPG)
Sophisti-catering has broken out the soup tureens! Try their flavourful soups with salad or sandwich.
Happy Birthday Buzzy!!!!! Have fun at your Birthday party.
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Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Autumn At The Warehouse
Crisp nights and the warming colors of leaves are telling us that Autumn is in the air.
Sweater weather.
Picking apples.
Sipping hot cocoa.
Fires in the fireplace.
Football games, raking leaves and running through the corn maze.
At The Warehouse has a lot to offer for your Fall activities.
Your fresh picked apples will look great in a bowl handcrafted by Lars Turin.+115.JPG)
Decorate that new sweater with earrings or a watch from The FamiLee Jewels.
Recharge by drinking Good Leaf Tea sweetened with Center Square Honey from Bees on Earth after you rake those leaves.
Pack your tailgate party picnic basket with delicious soups, salads and sandwiches from Sophisti-Catering.
Fill your home with the great scent of cinnamon and other spices. The Apothecary Rose Shed has fresh herbs and spices as well as a variety of dried fruits for your baking needs.
Look great while you are in the kitchen with a Vintage style apron from Sistah's.
Sip Cascade Mountain Wines while you relax by the fireplace..JPG)
Make a beautiful fall bouquet with flowers from Carol Kovlers garden.
Bluebird Books is offering 20% off to teachers in the month of September.
Silver Fox has great new salvage and antique furniture items.Stop by and check out what's new in the warehouse.
Teri Faul will be exhibiting her work at The Arts Center of the Capital Region opening Friday September 26Th through December 26Th. Visit Teri and view her spectacular stained glass art during Troy Night Out from 5-9PM.
Business for sale:
Established bulk spice business for sale. Run for 6 years by it's current owner. Great home Internet business with a weekend kiosk At The Warehouse. Contact Richard at Apothecary Rose Shed and Spices-R-Us at 1 800-393-9571 or http://www.spices-r-us.com/ for details.
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Wednesday, September 17, 2008
This weekend At The Warehouse 9/20-21/2008
At The Warehouse, North Albany's only year round multifunctional marketplace is a unique "Mallternative" shopping experience. Our friendly artisans and craftspeople man their own business spaces and kiosks, so you are purchasing handcrafted items directly from the hands that created them.
Mauri Lewis of Sistahs designs and creates the vintage style aprons that she sells. Each apron style has its own name--unique to the time period that inspired it.
Ella, Bonnie, and Becky of The FamiLee Jewels create each of the pieces that is sold in their shop. Each piece of jewelry is a unique expression in wire, gemstones, and a variety of beads from around the world.
Lars Turin coaxes his One Of A Kind Art from raw clay. You can see him work on his incredible pottery pieces when you visit At The Warehouse.
Carol Dratch Kovler hand ties all of the macrame necklaces and plant hangers that she sells in her store. The seeds and flowers that she sells come from her own gardens.
Alyson of Dreaming Lion Tarot handwork's her unusual dream catchers, each one is inspired by the natural world around us..JPG)
Terri Faul demonstrates her stained glass artwork as she sells it.
Cascade Mountain Winery bottles the wines that they sell.
The bees that produce the honey for Bees On Earth live in Ken and Cindy's back yard.
The Good Leaf blends their own tea.
Sample some of these great local products on you next visit.
At The Warehouse is pet friendly. We have a warehouse dog named Dutch and a warehouse cat named Salvage. Dutch is the official greeter and salvage watches from the counter while your treasures are being tallied (unless she is napping...........a very common occurrence).
Laura of Bluebird Books is giving a 20% off book discount to teachers during the month of September.
A frequent customer of At The Warehouse had company from out of town last weekend. They ordered Quiche and salads from Tom and Nicole of Sophisti-catering. The guests raved! Make the food for your next event delicious and easy by ordering from Sophisti-Catering's extensive menu.
Stained glass artist Teri Faul will be teaching classes in stained glass work at The Arts Center of the Capital Region from September thru December.
At The Warehouse will be having a Garage Sale. Dates to follow.
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