A monthly outdoor night market in Shaun Diamond Plaza at W. 2nd St and Thomas St, held during the Downtown Pomona Arts Colony's 2nd Saturday ArtWalk from 5:00 to 10:00 PM. The market runs artisan crafts, jewelry, clothing, and food vendors alongside live music, with the ArtWalk's galleries, studios, and live art surrounding it. Themed nights — anniversary events, Day of the Dead — pull larger crowds than an average month. Free and all ages. The five-hour evening window means an after-dark selling environment, so vendors should plan booth lighting.

Kentuck Art Night is a free evening series held select first Thursdays at the Kentuck Art Center in Northport, featuring exhibition openings, open artists' studios, live music in the courtyard, and pop-up shops from local vendors. Extended Gallery Shop hours and drop-in clay activities round out the programming. Artist, musician, and food vendor participation welcome.

Outlaw Square's Summer Vendor & Pop-Up Market takes place at Outlaw Square on Historic Main Street in downtown Deadwood, South Dakota. Craft vendors from around the region sell handcrafted products directly to shoppers. Hours are noon to 8:00 PM Friday and 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM Saturday. Note: You must contact this organizer directly to apply—no application link or vendor information is available online.

Indoorsy: A Weekend Market is a seasonal rotating pop-up in Kansas City at Zona Rosa, transforming a 17,000 SF retail space into a curated indoor shopping destination one weekend each month. Each event features a fresh vendor lineup of local makers, artisans, and small businesses alongside themed activations, samples, and promos. Running through December 2025.

Weekly Thursday night street market relaunched by the CNMI Office of the Governor's Office of Grants Management and State Clearinghouse in collaboration with the Commonwealth Council for Arts and Culture and the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs. Slots are split between food vendors and artists or crafters, with cultural performances each week. Vendors supply their own tents, tables, and chairs; electrical hookup is available for an added nightly charge. The market has moved venues several times between Paseo de Marianas and the Garapan Fishing Base, so confirm the current site before committing.

Weekly midweek evening market at Bay Street Emeryville with local vendors and food, plus a rotating lineup of live entertainment, seasonal events and community partnerships.

Nighttime single-day outdoor market on the Fort Mason Center campus, a joint effort by Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture, Off the Grid and West Coast Craft. Combines shopping, food and art in an immersive evening format. The five remaining 2026 dates share one application.

Held in Downtown San Pedro on the first Thursday of each month, First Thursday ArtWalk centers on art galleries, studios, and artist openings throughout the old downtown area. The evening draws live music, theater, film, and dining across a mix of local restaurants. A Night Market component (5:30pm–9:30pm) features food vendors, live music, and shopping — family-friendly foot traffic in a walkable arts district.

Claremont Art Walk takes over downtown Claremont on the first Saturday of each month. Artists exhibit work throughout the Claremont Village — in the Chamber Gallery, participating businesses, and partner organizations. The roster of participating venues rotates month to month, so foot traffic patterns and audience mix shift seasonally.

Held each month May through October near downtown Spokane, the NIGHT MARKET & Street Fair is a monthly themed pop-up booked to capacity with 50+ local vendors, live music, and performers. Expect an eclectic vendor mix—crystals, vintage, custom clothing, apothecary, handmade goods, esoteric art—plus food trucks, cocktail bars, and craft beverages. Draws 1,500+ attendees per event. Strong foot traffic from downtown, nearby hotels, and ArtWalk crowds.

Two-day April event at the Skagit County Fairgrounds in Mount Vernon with roughly 200 vendors. Garage sale, antiques, and crafts, plus food trucks and live music.

I Made It! Market is a Pittsburgh-based pop-up operator that rotates locations throughout the year, hosting juried markets for handmade artisans. Applications open at least a month before each event (longer for holiday markets) and close after one to two weeks — free to apply. Jurors select based on quality, craftsmanship, variety, and aesthetic fit; both new and returning makers are considered. Sign up for Maker Mail to catch application windows.