Juniper Market at Grand Central Market — Los Angeles
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Grand Central Market has been a downtown LA institution since 1917. The Juniper Market on its patio uses that context to create something that feels genuinely of the neighborhood: the vendors are local, the crowd is mixed, and the energy is Saturday afternoon in downtown LA rather than a suburban craft fair. Independent jewelry designers sit next to vintage clothing curators, who are next to small-batch fermenters, who are next to plant sellers with varieties you will not find at a nursery.
317 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90013 (Grand Central Market patio, entrance on Broadway). Check jmla.co for monthly dates and vendor announcements. Free admission. The market is indoors/sheltered — operates in all weather. Metro accessible: Pershing Square station on the Red/Purple Lines, one block away. Parking in the Wells Fargo building adjacent. The market typically runs 11 AM to 5 PM on Saturdays.
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