InLiquid’s Art for the Cash Poor is a Philly-centric affordable art fair – a free and public art sale directly benefiting local artists and craftspeople. All artwork is sold for $200 or less. 400 N American St

Art Star represents working studio artists and crafters from the Philadelphia area and beyond through our retail stores, bazaars, and pop up markets. All items are handcrafted within the US by individual artists or small production studios. 111 S Independence Mall E

Our seasonal spring and fall popup markets feature vendors with a well-edited assortment of handmade goods and high quality vintage finds in Chestnut Hill, Bryn Mawr, Kennett Square, and Collingswood.  25 W Highland Ave

The Bok Building, a once historic vocational school, is an evolving center for creatives, small-businesses, non-profits, small-batch manufacturers and beyond. The host seasonal markets, First Friday events and other pop-ups throughout the year.  1901 South 9th Street

The Christmas Village in Philadelphia is an outside holiday market event in Center City Philadelphia, which is modeled after the traditional Christmas Markets in Germany. Vendors will set up shop to sell a wide variety of gifts and crafts as well as food and drinks. 1400 John F Kennedy Blvd

Crafty Balboa is a bi-annual market featuring local artists and makers from the Philadelphia region. Our makers provide the highest quality handcrafted goods. 30 Irvin Ave, Collingswood

This premier show and sale of contemporary craft and design includes 195 of the finest and most dynamic craft artists in the United States, selected by an esteemed panel of craft experts. All work is for sale and the artists receive 100% of their sale proceeds. 1101 Arch St

Local Wares Handmade With Care. West Philadelphia’s biggest and best art & craft event is held three times a year. Woodland Av & 40th St

There will be live music, food from Sor Ynez, an activity tent for all ages, local sustainability-focused resources, and over 40+ vendors. 1800 N. American St.

CADO (kaah-doh) is an experiential art fair and makers market, highlighting the Philadelphia region’s Black artists, small businesses, and makers. CADO seeks to highlight Black vendors, artists, and places with a rich Black history. 19th and Oxford Street

These highly attended events have been held at Rittenhouse Square for more than 17 years.  Through a partnership with Friends of Rittenhouse and Philadelphia Parks & Recreation, the PGC hosts more than 125 juried member artisans from across the United States Mother’s Day weekend and the second weekend in October 1800 Walnut Street

The Punk Rock Flea Market is the place to shop for awesome clothing, records, crafts, art, and most of all old punk junk! 22 S 23rd St