A New Fall Mixed Market is Coming to Tysons!

DMM in conjunction with the Tysons Community Alliance is excited to announce the launch of its inaugural Tysons Fall Mixed Market. The market, which is in partnership with The Boro, will take place in the parking lot next to The Boro’s Sandlot. Every Wednesday from September 20^th through October 25^th, local makers, artisans, and prepared food vendors will be selling their creations from 3-7 pm. go to: https://tysonsva.org/event/tysons-fall-mixed-market/.

Are you a local maker or producer and interested in selling your wares at the market? We are currently accepting applications.

Tysons is one of the fastest growing communities in the region. The urban center is home to over 29,000 residents, with 15,000 more people projected to call Tysons home by 2030. In addition, hundreds of businesses, restaurants, and retailers are located within the center’s boundaries. Tysons Community Alliance, a newly formed community improvement organization, has been tasked with further catalyzing the district’s growth and ensuring it is done with community in mind. The Alliance seeks to accomplish this through four key focus areas: Marketing and Branding, Placemaking and Events, Transportation and Mobility, and Research and Economic Development. The Tysons Fall Mixed Market is another way in which the organization seeks to cultivate community and support local businesses.

The Boro is one of the fastest growing mixed-use developments in Tysons. It is home to numerous restaurants and bars, businesses, and residences. Overseen by The Meridian Group, The Boro also hosts several events throughout the year. Activations include fitness classes, live music, Oktoberfest, and more. For a full list of what’s happening at The Boro, visit https://theborotysons.com/whats-on/.

Celebrating its nineteenth year, this event boasts one of the most spectacular outdoor shopping environments in the region.  This year the Downtown Holiday Market (DHM) will operate for 35 days and will have 5 weekend dates, opening on Friday, November 17, it will run continuously (closed Nov 23, Thanksgiving Day, and Monday Dec 4) through Saturday, December 23.  Hours will be from Noon to 8 p.m. each day.

The market is held in the vibrant Penn Quarter neighborhood in DowntownDC with the Donald W. Reynolds Center for American Art and Portraiture as its backdrop again on a closed F Street, stretching from 7th to 9th Streets NW, providing ample space to accommodate vendors and customers. Both ends of the market are within view of entrances to the Gallery Place Metro. Adjacent to the market are the Hotel Monaco, Hotel Riggs, the Capital One Arena and many restaurants and entertainment venues along the corridor.

The DHM has experienced tremendous growth in stature, sales numbers and customer attendance, and despite concerns, last year greatly exceeded all expectations of being open through pandemic related shut downs and protocols. Our previous strengths in foot traffic from office workers, sporting events, hotels, and tourists are expected to return. In addition, city residents and regional communities will come to shop for the holidays, now more than ever, to support small businesses and shop in a festive atmosphere. The City, its downtown business core and many area stakeholders and promoters are supporting us as the leading holiday event in the area.  Additionally, the DHM will be promoted by media partners and a considerable PR campaign.

The event continues to be a juried, high-quality crafts and gift market featuring a diverse display from exhibitors of many types of merchandise, as well as prepared food and beverage vendors.  The Market will accommodate 60 exhibitors in 2 segments of participation. 

We look forward to your participation and a very profitable holiday season!

Farmers Market SW is accepting applications from quality food and farm businesses for the weekly Saturday market in SW DC. Opening April 1 and running every Saturday from 9AM to 1PM through November 18, the market offers baked goods, coffee, preserves, prepared foods, pasture-raised meats & eggs, and locally grown fresh produce. 

Now entering its eighth market season, the market attracts hundreds of weekly shoppers from the surrounding community and also features live music performances, lawn games, community organizations and more.  The rapidly growing area, including the Wharf, newly completed apartment buildings, and new area amenities over the past year have added critical density -- and the market has grown significantly with new resources and new partnerships. It's a nice neighborhood market that attracts families, young professionals and home-owning seniors in the area. The market also goes above and beyond to offer support to low-income shoppers through various voucher programs and federal nutrition assistance.

Market SW is full for the season, application and registration is closed.

MarketSW, at Waterfront Station in SW DC, is a night arts market that runs  from 4-10pm on alternate Fridays of the month beginning on May 12 and continuing every other Friday through September 29, 2023.

Situated on the Lot at 4^th and M Streets SW, MarketSW will be located among Waterfront Station Metro, Safeway, the popular restaurants Station 4 and All About Burger, and Arena Stage. There is plenty of public parking among major office buildings, apartments and the thriving Southwest neighborhood. The market is a production of DMM supported by Waterfront Station and the Southwest Business Improvement District.

Southwest DC, boasts excellent demographics. 20,000 people live in the immediate Waterfront Station area with an average household income of $100,000+. The neighborhood is well known for its proximity to The Wharf, Fort McNair, and the national headquarters of more than two dozen federal agencies. Most residents in SW are highly educated long-term condo and coop owners with senior positions in government and District agencies.

A diverse mix of art, crafts, handmade jewelry, accessories, bath/beauty, vintage and antique furniture, furnishings, accessories and collectibles, as well as other local and handcrafted products are desired.  As an additional draw, live-music and select food trucks will be part of the programming mix. 

Convenient loading and free adjacent parking for the market and an affordable $60 space fee are among the market’s considerable amenities

In addition to our long-running Sunday Flea Market at Eastern Market on both C Street Plaza and the 300 block of 7th Street SE, we are pleased to also continue to operate The SATURDAY FLEA MARKET AT EASTERN MARKET on the C Street Plaza on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC.

Now entering its 39^th year of operations, The Flea Market at Eastern Market has operated on the 300 block of 7^th St SE and the C Street Plaza each Sunday, year-round.  The Flea Market, previously voted among the top flea markets in the world and which boasted on its 3rd year of operations that it had exhibitors from 5 states, now hosts exhibitors from 5 continents. Though not the largest flea market, it is arguably one of the most diverse in the nation. The Flea Market features arts, crafts, antiques, collectibles, and imports from around the world. Exhibitors are extremely knowledgeable of their wares and many actually make their products. The flea market has been a turning point in the development pattern of Capitol Hill. When it opened, Eastern Market was closed and the streets were deserted on Sundays. Due in large part to the foot traffic created by the flea market, Eastern Market is now a major destination for locals, area residents and tourists.   

Diverse Markets has contracted with 700 Penn/Eastbanc to expand the Flea Market to Saturdays on the 700 block of C Street SE.   Complementing the existing Saturday arts market and farmers market at Eastern Market and on the 300 block of 7^th Street, the Flea Market will fill in a vacant area bordered by active restaurants, retail and residential apartments and condos. The market will accommodate up to 45 spaces.

While emphasizing antiques, arts, collectibles, crafts, and imports, this will be a high-quality market featuring a mix of unique products.  Handmade items, artwork, imported handcrafts (Fair-Trade preferred), vintage and antique furnishings and 2 specialty foods are intended.

The market offers one space size. 10x10 spaces are $80 and are oriented in 4 rows on the C Street Plaza.

PREPAYMENT AND A ONE TIME NON-REFUNDABLE $30 APPLICATION FEE IS REQUIRED. The prepayment should be for one Saturday only. It will be either refunded or transferred for use on another Saturday if you cancel 3 days in advance or if we cannot accommodate you. A prepayment does not guarantee a space assignment but will assure a place on our waiting list for the date specified on the reservation if your product qualifies for the market.  We do not confirm reservations. However, we shall try to contact you at least 48 hours in advance of your reservation if we think we cannot accommodate you. Exhibitors must bring their own tables and chairs and overhead protection from bad weather. Spaces are outdoors on brick or stone, uncovered and possibly without shade. Advertised hours are 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Reservations and payment must be made at least 10 days in advance of the requested date. 

INFORMATION and APPLICATIONS are found at www.EasternMarket.net  > Become an Exhibitor page.