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Sign inLog into your accountyour usernameyour passwordForgot your password?Create an accountPrivacy &amp; Cookies PolicySign upRegister for an accountyour emailyour usernameA password will be e-mailed to you.Privacy &amp; Cookies PolicyPassword recoveryRecover your passwordyour emailSign inWelcome! Log into your accountyour usernameyour passwordForgot your password? Get helpCreate an accountPrivacy &amp; Cookies PolicyCreate an accountWelcome! Register for an accountyour emailyour usernameA password will be e-mailed to you.Privacy &amp; Cookies PolicyPassword recoveryRecover your passwordyour emailA password will be e-mailed to you.FacebookTwitterWhatsAppFall is rolling in and if you’re looking for a home décor refresh, check out some of the fall markets and fairs in our area. These events often feature local vendors selling everything from handcrafted jewelry and clothing to seasonal food and home goods. Here’s a look at five such markets coming to metro Detroit this fall.More than 100 local small businesses will be selling their vintage, antiques, and handmade goods. You’ll get the chance to make your own custom hat, doormat, witches, broom, candles, and more. Food trucks, live music, and a bar, too. Sept. 29-30. $5 for admission. 195 Midway St., Imlay City; rustandretrovintagemarket.com.&nbsp;The market celebrates its most beloved season with special treats including cider mill doughnuts, pumpkin spice options, warm drinks, and more. The market will be in full swing with local vendors, too. Bundle up. Oct. 1. No cost for admission. 30955 Woodward Ave., Royal Oak; facebook.com.&nbsp;Stock up on fall décor along with apparel, jewelry and other items sold by 80 artists from around the Midwest. In addition to vendor booths, the event features specialty cocktails and hourly door prize raffles. Oct. 13-14. $4 for admission. 19525 Victor Parkway, Livonia; evvnt.com.“Fall into literacy” at this one-day book fair that aims to preserve and sustain literacy for metro Detroit families. Meet 24 self-published authors and shop their autographed books. First 100 adults at the door get a swag bag. Oct. 14. No cost for admission, but you must RSVP in advance. 27204 W. Eight Mile Road, Southfield; eventbrite.com.This 6th annual event will feature 125 small businesses selling handmade home décor, boutique clothing and accessories, garden and yard items, bath and body goods, furniture, jewelry, and more. Be sure to shop the food trucks while you’re there. Oct. 22. $5 for admission. 49965 Van Dyke Ave., Shelby Township; eventbrite.com.Looking for even more things to do this fall? Visit HourDetroit.com for details on local apple orchards, pumpkin patches, corn mazes, and more. &nbsp;&nbsp;Hour Detroit Magazine brings you stories of regional interest along with the best restaurants, clubs, events and useful resources.© 2023 - Hour Detroit Magazine

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