Ten years in, the Made in Philadelphia Fall Market is bringing its biggest lineup yet to Center City. More than 80 vendors will fill Dilworth Park, on the west side of City Hall, from Friday, October 9, through Sunday, October 11, 2026. Admission is free, and the market runs rain or shine.
Makers, crafters, artists, food vendors and small businesses from Philadelphia, the tri-state area and beyond will set up shop. Expect handcrafted art, jewelry, skincare, home goods, clothing, photography, specialty foods and seasonal décor. Longtime favorites return, and some businesses will make their Fall Market debut.
“Reaching this milestone is especially meaningful because the market has grown into a fall tradition for both our vendors and visitors,” said Made in Philadelphia CEO Thomas Bauer. The organizers behind Christmas Village in Philadelphia run the market in partnership with the Center City District (CCD).
What to Look For
The confirmed vendors so far give a good sense of the range:
Art and prints: ArtByAlicia sells pen-and-ink illustrations of Philly landmarks, bars and restaurants. Goldfinger Design brings film posters and illustrations, and Shadowlings Cove offers sci-fi and fantasy prints, plushes and keychains. The Philly Tarot Deck features 78 illustrations of local icons.
Wearables and jewelry: Trashion and Wear AGain focus on recycled and upcycled clothing. Serving Silver turns vintage flatware into jewelry, and Preciosa Permanent Jewelry makes custom clasp-free pieces. Thimble Kiss Co. sells handmade children’s clothing in repurposed and natural fibers.
Food and home goods: Bacon on a Stick and Husky Jawn Street Corn cover the snack side, and the Philadelphia Beekeepers Guild sells honey. Fairy Greens has lavender bouquets, candles and soaps, and Lila N’ Berry brings Turkish cotton blankets and towels.
Organizers will announce the full vendor list online in the coming weeks.
Saturday Activities and Pickleball
On Saturday, October 10, the Center City District will host an activation area with live music, seating and additional activities, a spot to rest between stalls. The pickleball court along City Hall is already back in place for the weekend, on the opposite side of the garden area. Well-behaved four-legged companions are welcome, too.
The market falls on the second full weekend of October, which makes it an early start on holiday shopping. The same organizers will return to Dilworth Park later this year with the Made in Philadelphia Holiday Market.
Hours and Location
Friday, October 9: 12 p.m.–8 p.m.
Saturday, October 10: 12 p.m.–8 p.m.
Sunday, October 11: 12 p.m.–6 p.m.
Dilworth Park is at 1 S. 15th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19102. Shopping, food and drinks are available for purchase. For details, visit the official Made in Philadelphia website, follow @philaholidays on Instagram or find the market on Facebook at @madeinphila.
