At least seven local markets will be showcasing the work of Tucson artists after sunset this summer.
It's when temperatures rise, snowbirds return home and students leave for the season. It's when big events go on vacation until fall makes its return.
Makers Market at The TuxonFind more than 40 makers at this market created by artist Lilith & Daughters. In the past, attendees have been able to find everything from candles and baked goods to jewelry and paintings.People are also reading… Visit the event page for more information. 4th Ave. Flea MarketThe folks behind the popular biannual Made In Tucson market are hosting their first summer night market. While the spring and fall markets typically feature hundreds of makers, the upcoming summer market will feature 40.Visit the event page for more information.Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube | RSS Feed | Omny Studio Curiosity shop The Heathenry is collaborating with witchy shop Monsoon Mystics to put together an LGBTQ+ market.
Moonlight MarketRozet Nursery's upcoming market features more than a dozen local makers selling items like ceramics, pressed flowers and photography. Also set to be there: Tucson Kava Bar and Moroccan-inspired sandwiches from La Merguez, plus live music and an herb-themed class.Visit the event page for more information.
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