The Makrs Society Markets at Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park and Durham Central Park

The Makrs Society brings local makers, artists, small businesses and unique sellers to the public, through pop-up markets in Raleigh and Durham, and elsewhere in North Carolina.

They also offer curated products in an online store.

Follow The Makrs Society on Facebook to see new pop-up events as they’re announced. Read on for a couple coming up in the Triangle Then keep reading for a big list of upcoming markets throughout the Triangle, from a number of organizations.

Here are a couple of upcoming Makrs Society events.

Makrs Market at Durham Central Park
4th Sunday of the month, from March to November (and 3rd Sunday of the month in December)
11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Durham Central Park
501 Foster Street, Durham

Markets will be held at Durham Central Park every 4th Sunday March to November, and the 3rd Sunday in December. Shop from 30 local artists and makers, as well as food trucks and coffee vendors.

Tents will be set up 6 feet apart. Masks are required while shopping. Hand sanitizer will be available.

Makrs Market at North Hills Midtown Park
2nd Sunday of the month, from April to December, 2021
11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park at North Hills
4011 Cardinal North Hills Street, Raleigh

Enjoy live music, each from a food truck, and shop from 35+ local vendors.

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However, sometimes things change without notice, and it's also possible that we can make a mistake. In addition, we can not guarantee that all events adhere to the safety measures that are necessary at this time, so we encourage you to ask any questions of the organizer, to make your best decision, and to stay safe.

Please verify all deals and events with the venue or organizer before you go.

Upcoming Markets in the Triangle

Check out a big list of upcoming markets in the Triangle, including flea markets, handmade markets and vintage markets. Or look at a list of a few of them here: