The Merchandise Mart

"The One Of A Kind market is a must-see for any art lover, or anyone looking for unique qifts for the holidays."

"Went to the merchandise mart to see the One of a Kind Art Fair. The entrance was $15 per person and $5 for the tote bag. It's Located on the 7th floor of the merchandise mart. It had 10 long double sided aisles of crafts, foods, clothes, jewelry, and art. Most of the stalls were jewelry, small knick knacks and clothes. I wish there was more original artwork. They had a food - gourmet area that sold some maple syrup, dips, candy, pecans, oils and some other minimal treats. There were a few unique items but they all started looking the same after awhile. Colorful products and colorful people. An interesting day and definitely different than your basic shopping experience."

"Not sure why this wants info about tickets, I just walked in the door like everyone else. It's a little like a very nice mall. It has shops, places to eat, as well as office spaces and classrooms. I really like the businesses that focus on home renovations. They have some high-class options, but are very friendly and not snotty at all."

"Exterior: inspirational in a somewhat gawd-awfully monstrously boxy way. Interior: vibes of The Shining. Trippy old-school modern design elements. While the vendors are in business, the pretty and pricey items and concepts are from a 1924-1972 repertory of modernism."

"In naturally effectively coordination . A fairly large, visible marketplace, with a pronounced demonstration, visually manifested effects of a percussion show in the evening, which has musical accompaniment with good echolocation. People gather to watch a visual percussion show on the waterfront. The trading platform itself has a diverse gradation of purpose, definitions of sales representatives, there are bars, various places of social purpose and spending time. Nice place"