LA Spring Into Summer Craft and Pop-Up Market 2026
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Located between Beverly Hills and the Fairfax District, Pan Pacific Park offers ample open space for an outdoor market of this scale. Live entertainment adds to the atmosphere across all three days, making it a destination for families, couples, and solo shoppers alike. Admission is completely free. Parking is available in the park's lots. Hours run 10am to 5:30pm Friday through Sunday.
This market is an annual early summer tradition for LA's independent creative community. Whether you are shopping for a gift, looking for something handmade that tells a story, or just want to spend a weekend afternoon in the sun supporting small businesses, this is where to be.
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