Big news! HYPHAE: Community is launching the first location of our new Turn-Key Retail Program at 50 Arrow Gallery! Located at Eastworks in Easthampton, HYPHAE at 50 Arrow will offer a curated mix of art and handmade goods from BIPOC and 2SLGBTQIA+ makers in Western Mass.
Featuring unique clothing, textiles, prints, cards, jewelry, and more, merchandise will be restocked twice a month with fresh new finds. Shop during gallery hours (Wednesday 12-5, Thursdays-Saturdays 10-5 and Sundays 12-2) and special events — and in the future, online.
“We’re excited to partner with 50 Arrow on this retail adventure,” said Jey Weisgerber, Co-Founder of HYPHAE. “We welcome community members to come through and join us in building economic security for creative entrepreneurs by shopping local.”
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*SAVE THE DATE*
Launch Party for HYPHAE at 50 Arrow
Saturday, April 4
4P-7P
HYPHAE at 50 Arrow Gallery
116 Pleasant St. Suite 136
Easthampton, MA
Start your Saturday evening off right with refreshments and visiting with HYPHAE makers – and check out Art Walk across Easthampton!
Interested in exploring retail with us? Vendor applications are open on a rolling basis. Businesses and organizations interested in being a Retail Partner can inquire here.
A deep thanks to the artists and makers, 50 Arrow Gallery, New England Foundation for the Arts, Women’s Fund of Western Massachusetts, and the Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts.
ABOUT HYPHAE
HYPHAE supports a vibrant maker community of 2SLGBTQIA+ and BIPOC creatives in Western Massachusetts, building connections between economic stability and more positive outcomes in interconnected economic and health disparities. HYPHAE curates retail and market opportunities, identity-based support, and experiences to foster a visible sense of belonging within the wider community. Learn more at hyphae.community.
ABOUT 50 ARROW
50 Arrow Gallery is a curated gallery space in Easthampton dedicated to social equity, inclusion, and creative opportunity. This BIPOC-focused gallery provides a platform for historically marginalised communities and artists to share their work, ideas, and stories. Alongside curated exhibitions, the gallery hosts community events, workshops, and collaborations that center connection and accessibility. We maintain a “meet people where they are” philosophy, creating space for dialogue, visibility, and growth.
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