Antique and Tribal Carpets
September 24–September 27
The Brooklyn Historical Society , 128 Pierrepont Street Brooklyn, New York 11201
Stop by the Brooklyn Historical Society for an opening reception, followed by an informal lecture on tribal carpets by Susan Gomersall of Kea Carpets and Kilims. A sale on select rugs will continue all weekend.
Friday, 12-5pm
Saturday, 10am-5pm
Sunday, 12-5pm
More info: keacarpetsandkilims.com
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