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Ridgewood Market Might Get its Own Reality TV Show

On Thursday, Gottscheer Beer Halls Stammgäste had to wait a little longer for their favorite watering hole to open for the day

Ridgewood Market Might Get its Own Reality TV Show

Ridgewood Market Might Get its Own Reality TV Show

On Thursday, Gottscheer Beer Halls Stammgäste had to wait a little longer for their favorite watering hole to open for the day

Ridgewood Market Might Get its Own Reality TV Show
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Gottcheer Beer Hall - the next center of reality TV drama??! (All photos by Katarina Hybenova for Bushwick Daily)
Gottcheer Beer Hall – the next center of reality TV drama??! (All photos by Katarina Hybenova for Bushwick Daily)

On Thursday, Gottscheer Beer Halls Stammgäste had to wait a little longer for their favorite watering hole to open for the day. Popular beer garden and event space located at Fairview Ave (corner Gates Ave) in Ridgewood was closed due to a secret sizzle reel of a possible new reality TV show about Ridgewood Market and its vendors.

“It’s a major TV station but we can’t say which one,” told us Sarah Feldman, the founder of Ridgewood Market, which she started in April 2013 to create more opportunities for artists and craftsmen of the broader Ridgewood area.

In the ballroom of Gottscheer Beer Hall was a film crew getting ready to interview the first of four participating vendors, designers and handprinters of bug-themed kids clothes and canvas bags, Bugged Out.

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