Pop-Up Raleigh brings artisans and vintage vendors together, creating an opportunity for shoppers to find that unique gift and support local businesses at the same time.
It’s taking place the third weekend of the month, both Saturdays and Sundays, starting March 20th, 2021, from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.
At each of these markets you’ll find a 18-20 artisan vendors, safely spaced, outside of Trophy on Maywood, 565 Maywood Avenue, Raleigh.
Shop for local art, vintage clothing and accessories, Raleigh swag and small batch goods.
Pop-Up Raleigh is a rain or shine market. Masks are required. Free admission and free parking.
Follow Pop-Up Raleigh on Facebook for updates.
Market dates in 2021:
- Saturday, March 20th & Sunday, March 21st
- Saturday, April 17th & Sunday, April 18th
- Saturday, May 15th & Sunday, May 16th
- Saturday, June 19th & Sunday, June 20th
- Saturday, July 17th & Sunday, July 18th
- Saturday, August 21st & Sunday, August 22nd
- Saturday, September 18th & Sunday, September 19th
- Saturday, October 16th & Sunday, October 17th
- Saturday, November 20th & Sunday, November 21st
- Saturday, December 18th & Sunday, December 19th
Double-Check Before You Head Out!
We make every effort to make sure that everything on Triangle on the Cheap is 100% accurate.
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.
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