Vendor Events in Philadelphia, PA

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One of the oldest and largest open-air markets in America, established in the 1880s. Dozens of vendors line South 9th Street selling fresh vegetables, fish, meats, spices, and produce, while gourmet shops and restaurants occupy storefronts.

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Year-round Saturday farmers market in the East Falls neighborhood of Philadelphia, located under the Twin Bridges on Ridge Avenue. Features a rotating lineup of local producers offering seasonal produce, baked goods, and artisan foods.

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Year-round Wednesday farmers market in the heart of Philadelphia's East Passyunk neighborhood. Features farm-fresh produce, meats, eggs, cheese, honey, and flowers from the Honey Brook-Lancaster region of Pennsylvania.

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Year-round, producer-only farmers market at the southeast corner of Dickinson Square Park in South Philadelphia. Features locally grown produce, baked goods, and artisan products every Sunday morning, rain or shine.

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One of America's largest and oldest public markets, located in a National Historic Landmark building at 12th and Arch Streets. Features 80 independently-owned local merchants offering diverse foods and products, including Pennsylvania Dutch vendors.

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One of the longest running farmers markets in Philadelphia, located in the charming Chestnut Hill neighborhood. This producer-only market features an all-star lineup of local farms, bakeries, and food artisans. Open year-round every Saturday.

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Established in 1998 in West Philadelphia, Clark Park Farmers Market is one of The Food Trust's largest markets. It features a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, baked and canned goods, meats, and specialty products from local producers.

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Established in 2007, Headhouse Farmers Market is located in Philadelphia's historic Society Hill neighborhood at the Headhouse Shambles. It is one of The Food Trust's largest farmers markets, offering fresh produce, baked goods, coffee, beer, wine, and more.

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Year-round, producer-only farmers market at Rittenhouse Square Park organized by Farm to City. Vendors must grow, produce, or make all items themselves within a 150-mile radius of Philadelphia. One of the most popular markets in the city.

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Independent Buy Fresh Buy Local farmers market in Pretzel Park in the Manayunk neighborhood. Offers fresh produce, artisanal breads, seasonal flowers, local cheeses, raw-milk honey, and rotating craft vendors. Run by neighborhood volunteers.

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Street festival celebrating South Philly's vibrant food and art scene with local restaurants, artisan vendors, and live entertainment. Strong focus on food vendors and handmade goods.

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One of the oldest outdoor art shows in the country (since 1928). Juried fine art show featuring painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics, jewelry, and mixed media from ~140 artists.

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Since 1990, the Manayunk Arts Festival has grown into the tri-state area's largest outdoor, juried art festival featuring approximately 300 local and nationally known artists. The two-day event is free to the public and held on Main Street in Manayunk.

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Juried arts and crafts festival along historic Germantown Avenue with 150+ artisans, live music, food vendors, and family activities. One of Northwest Philadelphia's signature fall events.

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A year-round collection of seasonal outdoor markets at Dilworth Park in Center City Philadelphia. Visitors can explore local vendors, handmade goods, food, and free events in the heart of the city. Admission is free for all seasonal pop-up events.

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Outdoor holiday market at Dilworth Park featuring over 50 local artisans, makers, and food vendors. One of Philly's premier holiday shopping destinations with a focus on locally made goods.

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The 50th Annual Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show is a prestigious juried exhibition and retail sale featuring 195 craft artists. One of the nation's premier craft events, it benefits the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Emerging Artist category available.

Art Star

Located in the Independence Visitor Center, Art Star represents over 50 working studio artists and crafters. All items are handcrafted within the US by individual artists or small production studios. Founded in 2004 by Megan Brewster and Erin Waxman.

Made and Maker

Fishtown boutique carrying a collection of artisan goods created by local women makers. Featured on Netflix's Queer Eye season five for their commitment to supporting the community. Offers vintage, handmade, and sustainable fashion.