The Greenwich Exchange Gift Fair at Round Hill Club Kicks Off the Holiday ShoppingSeason

The big day is finally here. The Greenwich Exchange for Work, located on 28 Sherwood Place, is brimming with holiday merchandise, which they are bringing to The Round Hill Cub on Wednesday, Nov 8 and Thursday Nov 9 for their annual Gift Fair.

The Exchange is famous for gorgeous handmade baby clothes including hand smocked dresses, hand knit sweaters and hats, bibs, and pajamas. But the shop boast much much more, including jewelry, toys, hats, scarves, slippers, and an array of women’s apparel including tunics, shawls and sweaters. The shop also features cards, ornaments, chocolate covered pretzels.

Hand knit sweaters in tie for the holidays at the Greenwich Exchange for Women\’s Work

The gift fair will feature over 30 exciting new and long-time favorite exhibitors showcasing unique gifts, distinctive jewelry, home decor, chic clothing and accessories. Also offered are toys, elegant leather handbags and shoes, hand-embroidered linens, fine stationery and Christmas and holiday decorations. There is also a chance to meet artisans demonstrating their crafts.

Just in time for the holiday shopping season, the Round Hill Club is both spacious and charming, providing an ideal venue.

A longtime favorite holiday shopping destination, the gift fair comes through with room after room bursting with original creations from artisans and crafters. And 15% of all sales benefit The Greenwich Exchange for Women’s Work.

The hours of the fair are Wednesday, Nov 8 from 10:00am until 5:00pm, and Thursday, Nov 9 from 10:00am until 3:00pm.

The Round Hill Club is located at 33 Round Hill Club Rd in Greenwich. There is plenty of parking and luncheon is available from 12:00 noon to 2:00pm both days.

Hand smoked dresses in time for the holidays from The Greenwich Exchange for Women’s Work. Photo: Leslie Yager

Hand knit sweaters in time for the holidays from The Greenwich Exchange for Women’s Work. Photo: Leslie Yager

Hand knit hats in time for the holidays from The Greenwich Exchange for Women’s Work. Photo: Leslie Yager

Hand made baby gifts at The Greenwich Exchange for Women’s Work. Photo: Leslie Yager

Hand made toys and baby gifts at The Greenwich Exchange for Women’s Work. Photo: Leslie Yager

Greenwich Exchange for Women’s Work has operated on Sherwood Place for over a century. Through the back door is a private walled courtyard featuring consigned wrought iron planters, statuary and patio furniture. At the foot of the courtyard is a cottage that brims with holiday items. Photo: Leslie Yager