The Goblin Market is returning… and this time the goblins brought fairytales with them!
Our Market utilizes a unique system of vending – all of our goods may be purchased with cash, but such extraordinary items require a bit more than money. Be prepared, as our goblins may ask for something extra – a secret, a memory, your voice for an hour. PLEASE PREPARE ACCORDINGLY.
The Goblins are prepared to thin the veil and bring you into the world of the fairytales. Currently, none of us are sure what they have to offer. Exhibitors will curate their treasures, and some will call out to you… they see your deepest desires. Careful, they may ask for more than just your money…
The subjects of the fairytales and nursery rhymes will be alive and well inside of the Goblin Market… wandering around, drawing you near, and feeding upon whatever is committed.
They know all of your wildest dreams, your darkest desires, and most perverse fantasies – and they have it all for sale.
Due to the nature of this event, attendees must be over the age of 16. No exceptions.
Pre-sell tickets are not currently available. At door tickets will be available at the event beginning at 7pm.
Masks are required indoors and COVID-19 vaccination proof is required for entry.
Those who have purchased online before the event receive extra benefits such as a custom enamel pin, a swag bag, and a few extra treats you’ll discover along the way. Stay tuned with us via our Facebook event, our email list, or bookmark our website to keep up with the latest updates.
At-the-door tickets will be available for $15/each. No swag bag included.
November 20, 2021
7pm – 10:30pm
Registration doors close at 10pm
Location:
old Doraville Post Office
5999 New Peachtree Rd, Doraville, GA 30340
No one will leave The Goblin Market empty-handed.
For more information and updates, check us out on the Facebook event page.
THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING!
Here’s the list of vendors:
Artetek: http://instagram.com/artetak
Beasts of Avalon: https://www.etsy.com/shop/BeastsofAvalon
Blackbird Finery: http://www.blackbirdfinery.com
Carmanda Arts Things: http://carmandaartsthings.com
Drogo Coffee: http://drogocoffee.com/
Dr Mike’s Shaving Emporium: http://www.drmikesemporium.com
Fogbarrow: http://www.fogbarrow.com
Jenny Turner Studios: https://www.jennyturnerstudio.com/
May’s Monsters: http://maysmonsters.com/
Meg Has Issues: http://www.meghasissues.com/
Metropolitan Studios: https://www.metrostudioseav.com/
Minou Bazaar: https://www.etsy.com/shop/minoubazaar
MyMy Butterfly: https://www.instagram.com/mymy_butterfly/
OddTechnician: http://instagram.com/oddtechnician
Skull Sisters: https://etsy.me/2LT6GO1
Spanglish Boutique: https://www.instagram.com/spanglishboutique/
The Asylum Countess: http://instagram.com/theasylumcountess
WhmZcoat: http://WhmZcoat.com
Wilde Autumn Apothecary: http://wildeautumn.etsy.com/
PARKING INFORMATION:
The parking lot at the venue is reserved for ADA and Vendors ONLY. This way we can ensure the human safety of walking to the venue. ADA has an entrance to the side (see image) and the humans have their own walkway to the venue… free of moving vehicles.
The parking lot for all attendees is across the street from the venue. The building recently got demolished and a new lot opened up. You can walk safely across the street, up the walkway and to the building. There will be some representation there to ensure safety (an off-duty officer or one of our security people) of walking across the street.
If that parking lot is full, you can park at the courthouse located next door. Access is only via the side of the street (see image).
The Doraville MARTA station is across the street.
We wanted to give credit to The Autumn Elf’s human persona: Adelle Drahos holds a BFA in Performing Arts from SCAD and has been working in the Atlanta market as an actress and performer for nearly a decade now. She loves the world of entertainment and has been seen on stage doing plays, immersive theatre, and improv as well as on the screen (credits can be found on IMDB). The Autumn Elf, an original character, was created with the intent to inspire curiosity and fascination. She appears when the first bronze-colored leaf touches the autumn ground. A creature of the wood, she delights in prancing about the shadows of the trees and breathing spirit into the acorns they offer. Those who are patient and of good intent might be so lucky as to catch a glimpse of her; a small offering of coin might even yield them a lucky acorn.