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ComplexCon 2026 — Los Angeles, CA
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ComplexCon 2026 — Los Angeles, CA
Oct 3 – Oct 4, 2026 Long Beach Convention Center, Long…

ComplexCon 2026 marks the 10th anniversary of the world's premier convergence culture festival, returning to Long Beach on October 3 and 4. In a decade, ComplexCon has become the most culturally dense weekend event in the United States: two days where streetwear, sneakers, music, art, food, and the creators behind all of it occupy the same space simultaneously. The experience is structured chaos. The convention floor is a marketplace of rare drops and exclusive collaborations from brands that do not sell like this anywhere else. On any given hour, a sneaker brand is dropping a colorway while a musician performs fifty feet away while an artist signs prints in limited quantity at a pop-up while a food vendor from a city the crowd knows only by reputation serves a six-hour line. ComplexCon does not sequence this. It is designed to feel like everything is happening at once, because it is. ComplexCon is worth attending for anyone who participates in the intersection of streetwear, music, and contemporary art. It is not for the person who wants curated, low-crowd experiences. The crowd is the point. The density is intentional. You go to ComplexCon to be inside the culture. What to know: tickets sell out significantly in advance, particularly weekend passes. Lines for exclusive brand drops start forming before doors open. Bring comfortable shoes and a bag. Food options are genuinely good. Music programming runs through both evenings and is included with admission. Plan for crowds at every stage. The 10-year anniversary edition is expected to be the largest ComplexCon yet, bringing back brand partnerships and exclusives from the first few years. For collectors and culture participants, this edition carries historical weight: a decade of a format that was created to bring the internet's most influential communities into a shared physical space. ComplexCon is on Falkor's Nation's Best list because it is the rare event where cultural identity is the primary product. The merch is evidence. The performances are signal. But the real transaction happening all weekend is the same one that happens on Falkor: people discovering that what they care about is also cared about by thousands of others, in person, all at once.

ComplexCon 2026 — Los Angeles, CA
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ComplexCon 2026 — Los Angeles, CA
Oct 3 – Oct 4, 2026 Long Beach Convention Center, Long…

ComplexCon 2026 marks the 10th anniversary of the world's premier convergence culture festival, returning to Long Beach on October 3 and 4. In a decade, ComplexCon has become the most culturally dense weekend event in the United States: two days where streetwear, sneakers, music, art, food, and the creators behind all of it occupy the same space simultaneously. The experience is structured chaos. The convention floor is a marketplace of rare drops and exclusive collaborations from brands that do not sell like this anywhere else. On any given hour, a sneaker brand is dropping a colorway while a musician performs fifty feet away while an artist signs prints in limited quantity at a pop-up while a food vendor from a city the crowd knows only by reputation serves a six-hour line. ComplexCon does not sequence this. It is designed to feel like everything is happening at once, because it is. ComplexCon is worth attending for anyone who participates in the intersection of streetwear, music, and contemporary art. It is not for the person who wants curated, low-crowd experiences. The crowd is the point. The density is intentional. You go to ComplexCon to be inside the culture. What to know: tickets sell out significantly in advance, particularly weekend passes. Lines for exclusive brand drops start forming before doors open. Bring comfortable shoes and a bag. Food options are genuinely good. Music programming runs through both evenings and is included with admission. Plan for crowds at every stage. The 10-year anniversary edition is expected to be the largest ComplexCon yet, bringing back brand partnerships and exclusives from the first few years. For collectors and culture participants, this edition carries historical weight: a decade of a format that was created to bring the internet's most influential communities into a shared physical space. ComplexCon is on Falkor's Nation's Best list because it is the rare event where cultural identity is the primary product. The merch is evidence. The performances are signal. But the real transaction happening all weekend is the same one that happens on Falkor: people discovering that what they care about is also cared about by thousands of others, in person, all at once.

Melrose Trading Post — Oct 4
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Melrose Trading Post — Oct 4
Oct 4, 2026 Fairfax High School, 7850 Melrose …

Melrose Trading Post is one of Los Angeles's most beloved weekly outdoor markets — a Sunday institution at Fairfax High School in West Hollywood where vendors sell vintage clothing, handcrafted artisan goods, antique furniture, art, records, and one-of-a-kind objects to a crowd that treats the market as a social gathering as much as a shopping trip. The Melrose Trading Post has been running since 1995, which gives it something most markets cannot manufacture: a real community. The same vendors return week after week, the same customers show up every Sunday, and the collective accumulation of that repetition creates something that feels more like a neighborhood ritual than a commercial event. The quality is genuinely variable — treasure hunting is part of the culture — but the atmosphere is consistent: creative, laid-back, and decidedly LA. Fairfax High School, 7850 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046 (parking lot). Every Sunday, year-round, from approximately 9 AM to 5 PM. $3 admission goes to benefit Fairfax High School programs. Parking limited in the lot — street parking on Melrose and Fairfax, or take the 217 bus. The market covers the school's full parking lot and can accommodate a few hours of serious exploration. Food trucks and vendors are on-site. Rain occasionally interrupts — check @melrosetradingpost for same-day status.

Vintage Market at Hollywood Park — October 2026
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Vintage Market at Hollywood Park — October 2026
Oct 10, 2026 Hollywood Park Lot A, 3900 W Centu…

The Vintage Market at Hollywood Park runs monthly on Saturday mornings in the massive Lot A adjacent to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood — a sprawling outdoor market with hundreds of vendors covering vintage clothing, furniture, antiques, records, collectibles, art, and curated goods from every era. This is one of the larger vintage markets in the Los Angeles area, and the Hollywood Park location gives it a scale that smaller boutique markets cannot match: you can spend a full morning covering every aisle and still feel like you missed half of it. The range runs from serious antique dealers with priced investment pieces to informal sellers clearing collections, which means the hunting is real. Vinyl records, vintage Levi's, mid-century furniture, sports memorabilia, film props, and objects with no easy classification are all in the same market at the same time. Hollywood Park Lot A, 3900 W Century Blvd, Inglewood, CA 90305 (adjacent to SoFi Stadium). Monthly Saturdays, 8 AM to 3 PM. $5 admission at the gate, cash preferred. Early-bird entry available for serious collectors. Rideshare is practical — the Metro K Line runs to the Crenshaw/LAX station area with a walkable connection to Hollywood Park. Drive and park on-site for the most flexibility — arrival before 9 AM gives you the best selection before the mid-morning crowds arrive.

Rose Bowl Flea Market — Pasadena October 2026
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Rose Bowl Flea Market — Pasadena October 2026
Oct 11, 2026 Rose Bowl Stadium, 1001 Rose Bowl …

Rose Bowl Stadium, 1001 Rose Bowl Dr, Pasadena. October 11th. The Rose Bowl Flea Market in October — the largest flea market in California at 2,500 vendors, running as the weather finally cooperates and the fall inventory starts arriving from estate sales, storage auctions, and dealers who've been holding back the good stuff for the season. October at the Rose Bowl has a different character than summer editions. The crowd arrives in layers and coats rather than sunscreen. The dealers who set up early are the ones with the fall transitions — vintage wool, mid-century ceramics, the leather goods that look right in October light in a way they don't in June. The inventory reflects the season. Come at 7 for first access. Come at 9 for the coffee and the crowd. Comfortable shoes — the loop is a mile minimum. Bring cash. Vendors who take Venmo are the exception. The October Rose Bowl Flea Market is the version of this event that the experienced buyers prioritize — the inventory quality and the crowd density both peak in autumn. October 11th. The outer rings are where the serious finds are. Start there.

Melrose Trading Post — Oct 11
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Melrose Trading Post — Oct 11
Oct 11, 2026 Fairfax High School, 7850 Melrose …

Melrose Trading Post is one of Los Angeles's most beloved weekly outdoor markets — a Sunday institution at Fairfax High School in West Hollywood where vendors sell vintage clothing, handcrafted artisan goods, antique furniture, art, records, and one-of-a-kind objects to a crowd that treats the market as a social gathering as much as a shopping trip. The Melrose Trading Post has been running since 1995, which gives it something most markets cannot manufacture: a real community. The same vendors return week after week, the same customers show up every Sunday, and the collective accumulation of that repetition creates something that feels more like a neighborhood ritual than a commercial event. The quality is genuinely variable — treasure hunting is part of the culture — but the atmosphere is consistent: creative, laid-back, and decidedly LA. Fairfax High School, 7850 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046 (parking lot). Every Sunday, year-round, from approximately 9 AM to 5 PM. $3 admission goes to benefit Fairfax High School programs. Parking limited in the lot — street parking on Melrose and Fairfax, or take the 217 bus. The market covers the school's full parking lot and can accommodate a few hours of serious exploration. Food trucks and vendors are on-site. Rain occasionally interrupts — check @melrosetradingpost for same-day status.

LA Fashion Week Fall 2026
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LA Fashion Week Fall 2026
Oct 12 – Oct 18, 2026 Arts District & various venues, Lo…

Los Angeles Fashion Week moves the way LA always moves — across neighborhoods, from Arts District warehouses to Melrose showrooms, with designers who built their aesthetic here rather than importing it. The Fall 2026 edition runs October 12–18 with runway shows, presentations, and after-events spread across a city that has its own voice in fashion and is increasingly insisting on it. SoCal has been dressing the rest of the world for decades. This week is where it shows its work.

Harajuku Day Los Angeles — October 2026
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Harajuku Day Los Angeles — October 2026
Oct 17, 2026 333 S Alameda St, Los Angeles, CA …

Every third Saturday at Little Tokyo Galleria, people show up in full coord. Not for a special occasion — because this is the occasion. October is when the most intricate looks come out — velvet and layered lace, architectural silhouettes, the whole spectrum of Japanese street fashion showing up for one afternoon. The October 17 edition runs noon to 5 PM. Vendors carry imported Japanese fashion pieces, independent alternative clothing brands, and the kinds of accessories that make people stop mid-sentence to ask where you found them. Lolita, mori, acubi, gyaru, Harajuku-core, and every sub-aesthetic in between show up for the same afternoon in the same place. This is a community event that runs every month regardless of algorithm or advertising — because the people who come want to be around each other. No coord required to attend — spectators and shoppers are as welcome as participants. Free admission. Little Tokyo Galleria, Los Angeles. October 17, 2026.

Melrose Trading Post — Oct 18
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Melrose Trading Post — Oct 18
Oct 18, 2026 Fairfax High School, 7850 Melrose …

Melrose Trading Post is one of Los Angeles's most beloved weekly outdoor markets — a Sunday institution at Fairfax High School in West Hollywood where vendors sell vintage clothing, handcrafted artisan goods, antique furniture, art, records, and one-of-a-kind objects to a crowd that treats the market as a social gathering as much as a shopping trip. The Melrose Trading Post has been running since 1995, which gives it something most markets cannot manufacture: a real community. The same vendors return week after week, the same customers show up every Sunday, and the collective accumulation of that repetition creates something that feels more like a neighborhood ritual than a commercial event. The quality is genuinely variable — treasure hunting is part of the culture — but the atmosphere is consistent: creative, laid-back, and decidedly LA. Fairfax High School, 7850 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046 (parking lot). Every Sunday, year-round, from approximately 9 AM to 5 PM. $3 admission goes to benefit Fairfax High School programs. Parking limited in the lot — street parking on Melrose and Fairfax, or take the 217 bus. The market covers the school's full parking lot and can accommodate a few hours of serious exploration. Food trucks and vendors are on-site. Rain occasionally interrupts — check @melrosetradingpost for same-day status.

Pomona Swap Meet & Classic Car Show — October 2026
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Pomona Swap Meet & Classic Car Show — October 2026
Oct 25, 2026 Fairplex, 1101 W McKinley Ave, Pom…

The Pomona Swap Meet & Classic Car Show at the Fairplex is one of the largest and longest-running automotive swap meets in the United States. The October 25 edition brings together thousands of vendors and hundreds of show vehicles across the sprawling Fairplex grounds in Pomona. The swap meet side features sellers of every automotive part, tool, accessory, and memorabilia imaginable — from NOS factory parts for 1960s muscle cars to vintage dealership signs, chrome accessories, service manuals, and the occasional complete project car sitting on a trailer in a vendor space. This is where serious restorers find the pieces that don't exist anywhere else. The car show side runs parallel — clubs bring everything from pre-war machines and hot rods to custom lowriders, restored Japanese imports, and everything between. Judging covers classes across American, European, and Japanese vehicles by era and modification level. The Fairplex is located just off I-10 at White Avenue in Pomona. Ample paid parking on-site. Bring cash for vendor purchases — many sellers are cash-only. Gates open early; serious parts shoppers arrive at dawn before the best finds walk out the door. Dress for outdoor walking — the event covers a massive footprint and comfortable shoes are essential.

Melrose Trading Post — Oct 25
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Melrose Trading Post — Oct 25
Oct 25, 2026 Fairfax High School, 7850 Melrose …

Melrose Trading Post is one of Los Angeles's most beloved weekly outdoor markets — a Sunday institution at Fairfax High School in West Hollywood where vendors sell vintage clothing, handcrafted artisan goods, antique furniture, art, records, and one-of-a-kind objects to a crowd that treats the market as a social gathering as much as a shopping trip. The Melrose Trading Post has been running since 1995, which gives it something most markets cannot manufacture: a real community. The same vendors return week after week, the same customers show up every Sunday, and the collective accumulation of that repetition creates something that feels more like a neighborhood ritual than a commercial event. The quality is genuinely variable — treasure hunting is part of the culture — but the atmosphere is consistent: creative, laid-back, and decidedly LA. Fairfax High School, 7850 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046 (parking lot). Every Sunday, year-round, from approximately 9 AM to 5 PM. $3 admission goes to benefit Fairfax High School programs. Parking limited in the lot — street parking on Melrose and Fairfax, or take the 217 bus. The market covers the school's full parking lot and can accommodate a few hours of serious exploration. Food trucks and vendors are on-site. Rain occasionally interrupts — check @melrosetradingpost for same-day status.

Melrose Trading Post — Nov 1
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Melrose Trading Post — Nov 1
Nov 1, 2026 Fairfax High School, 7850 Melrose …

Melrose Trading Post is one of Los Angeles's most beloved weekly outdoor markets — a Sunday institution at Fairfax High School in West Hollywood where vendors sell vintage clothing, handcrafted artisan goods, antique furniture, art, records, and one-of-a-kind objects to a crowd that treats the market as a social gathering as much as a shopping trip. The Melrose Trading Post has been running since 1995, which gives it something most markets cannot manufacture: a real community. The same vendors return week after week, the same customers show up every Sunday, and the collective accumulation of that repetition creates something that feels more like a neighborhood ritual than a commercial event. The quality is genuinely variable — treasure hunting is part of the culture — but the atmosphere is consistent: creative, laid-back, and decidedly LA. Fairfax High School, 7850 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046 (parking lot). Every Sunday, year-round, from approximately 9 AM to 5 PM. $3 admission goes to benefit Fairfax High School programs. Parking limited in the lot — street parking on Melrose and Fairfax, or take the 217 bus. The market covers the school's full parking lot and can accommodate a few hours of serious exploration. Food trucks and vendors are on-site. Rain occasionally interrupts — check @melrosetradingpost for same-day status.

Rose Bowl Flea Market — Pasadena November 2026
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Rose Bowl Flea Market — Pasadena November 2026
Nov 8, 2026 Rose Bowl Stadium, 1001 Rose Bowl …

The Rose Bowl Flea Market runs the second Sunday of every month at one of the most recognizable venues in Southern California — 2,500 vendors spread across the Rose Bowl grounds with vintage fashion, furniture, vinyl, art, and the one-of-a-kind finds that don't exist on Depop or eBay. The November edition is peak browsing season: the winter layers packed away, the summer wardrobe decisions still open, and the Saturday night haul still sitting on the floor waiting for a second look. General admission at 9am. Early VIP entry at 5am for serious hunters.

Melrose Trading Post — Nov 8
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Melrose Trading Post — Nov 8
Nov 8, 2026 Fairfax High School, 7850 Melrose …

Melrose Trading Post is one of Los Angeles's most beloved weekly outdoor markets — a Sunday institution at Fairfax High School in West Hollywood where vendors sell vintage clothing, handcrafted artisan goods, antique furniture, art, records, and one-of-a-kind objects to a crowd that treats the market as a social gathering as much as a shopping trip. The Melrose Trading Post has been running since 1995, which gives it something most markets cannot manufacture: a real community. The same vendors return week after week, the same customers show up every Sunday, and the collective accumulation of that repetition creates something that feels more like a neighborhood ritual than a commercial event. The quality is genuinely variable — treasure hunting is part of the culture — but the atmosphere is consistent: creative, laid-back, and decidedly LA. Fairfax High School, 7850 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046 (parking lot). Every Sunday, year-round, from approximately 9 AM to 5 PM. $3 admission goes to benefit Fairfax High School programs. Parking limited in the lot — street parking on Melrose and Fairfax, or take the 217 bus. The market covers the school's full parking lot and can accommodate a few hours of serious exploration. Food trucks and vendors are on-site. Rain occasionally interrupts — check @melrosetradingpost for same-day status.

Vintage Market at Hollywood Park — November 2026
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Vintage Market at Hollywood Park — November 2026
Nov 14, 2026 Hollywood Park Lot A, 3900 W Centu…

The Vintage Market at Hollywood Park runs monthly on Saturday mornings in the massive Lot A adjacent to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood — a sprawling outdoor market with hundreds of vendors covering vintage clothing, furniture, antiques, records, collectibles, art, and curated goods from every era. This is one of the larger vintage markets in the Los Angeles area, and the Hollywood Park location gives it a scale that smaller boutique markets cannot match: you can spend a full morning covering every aisle and still feel like you missed half of it. The range runs from serious antique dealers with priced investment pieces to informal sellers clearing collections, which means the hunting is real. Vinyl records, vintage Levi's, mid-century furniture, sports memorabilia, film props, and objects with no easy classification are all in the same market at the same time. Hollywood Park Lot A, 3900 W Century Blvd, Inglewood, CA 90305 (adjacent to SoFi Stadium). Monthly Saturdays, 8 AM to 3 PM. $5 admission at the gate, cash preferred. Early-bird entry available for serious collectors. Rideshare is practical — the Metro K Line runs to the Crenshaw/LAX station area with a walkable connection to Hollywood Park. Drive and park on-site for the most flexibility — arrival before 9 AM gives you the best selection before the mid-morning crowds arrive.

ComplexCon 2026 — Long Beach, CA
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ComplexCon 2026 — Long Beach, CA
Nov 14 – Nov 15, 2026 Long Beach Convention Center, 300 …

Streetwear, sneakers, contemporary art, and live music converge in Long Beach for two days every November. ComplexCon is the annual inventory of where culture is — and where it's heading. The floor of ComplexCon is a study in what happens when hype culture and art culture occupy the same space simultaneously. Brands unveil exclusive collaboration drops available only to attendees — limited quantities, real lines, genuine scarcity. Sneaker collectors arrive with curated grails, ready to trade or sell at tables throughout the show. Artists install work commissioned specifically for the event. Musicians perform on the ComplexCon stage across both days. The product drops are genuinely limited: quantities are controlled and lines form before doors open. The art is genuinely original — not promotional material, but work made to exist here. Both things happening at once is what creates the energy that has made ComplexCon one of the most documented cultural events in streetwear media since its first edition. Worth it? ComplexCon is for people who understand why a specific colorway of a specific shoe matters, why a brand's decision about who to collaborate with says something real, and why the line between art and commerce in streetwear culture is a productive tension rather than a problem to solve. If your relationship to streetwear, sneaker culture, or contemporary art sits somewhere between collector and participant, this is the one event where those identities fully coexist. It is not for people skeptical of hype or limited drops. It is very much for people who track the secondary market. ComplexCon is at the Long Beach Convention Center — about 30 minutes from downtown LA by Metro A Line (Blue) to Long Beach Transit Hub, then a short rideshare to the Convention Center. Parking is available but traffic on both days is significant. Exclusive drops have sell-out timelines of minutes — follow brand announcements for specific release information before the event. Wristband systems vary by brand; some require advance registration. General admission is the standard ticket; VIP packages add early access and lounge areas. ComplexCon app provides real-time stage schedules, exhibitor maps, and drop alerts. ComplexCon sits on Falkor's Nation's Best list because it answers a genuine cultural question: what does it look like when the internet's most culturally aware community occupies physical space together? The answer is recognizable — people who have spent years building taste online, finally in the same room, evaluating each other's choices with the fluency of a language they all speak. The product is secondary. The community is the event. Nation's Best. November in Long Beach.

Melrose Trading Post — Nov 15
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Melrose Trading Post — Nov 15
Nov 15, 2026 Fairfax High School, 7850 Melrose …

Melrose Trading Post is one of Los Angeles's most beloved weekly outdoor markets — a Sunday institution at Fairfax High School in West Hollywood where vendors sell vintage clothing, handcrafted artisan goods, antique furniture, art, records, and one-of-a-kind objects to a crowd that treats the market as a social gathering as much as a shopping trip. The Melrose Trading Post has been running since 1995, which gives it something most markets cannot manufacture: a real community. The same vendors return week after week, the same customers show up every Sunday, and the collective accumulation of that repetition creates something that feels more like a neighborhood ritual than a commercial event. The quality is genuinely variable — treasure hunting is part of the culture — but the atmosphere is consistent: creative, laid-back, and decidedly LA. Fairfax High School, 7850 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046 (parking lot). Every Sunday, year-round, from approximately 9 AM to 5 PM. $3 admission goes to benefit Fairfax High School programs. Parking limited in the lot — street parking on Melrose and Fairfax, or take the 217 bus. The market covers the school's full parking lot and can accommodate a few hours of serious exploration. Food trucks and vendors are on-site. Rain occasionally interrupts — check @melrosetradingpost for same-day status.

Melrose Trading Post — Nov 22
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Melrose Trading Post — Nov 22
Nov 22, 2026 Fairfax High School, 7850 Melrose …

Melrose Trading Post is one of Los Angeles's most beloved weekly outdoor markets — a Sunday institution at Fairfax High School in West Hollywood where vendors sell vintage clothing, handcrafted artisan goods, antique furniture, art, records, and one-of-a-kind objects to a crowd that treats the market as a social gathering as much as a shopping trip. The Melrose Trading Post has been running since 1995, which gives it something most markets cannot manufacture: a real community. The same vendors return week after week, the same customers show up every Sunday, and the collective accumulation of that repetition creates something that feels more like a neighborhood ritual than a commercial event. The quality is genuinely variable — treasure hunting is part of the culture — but the atmosphere is consistent: creative, laid-back, and decidedly LA. Fairfax High School, 7850 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046 (parking lot). Every Sunday, year-round, from approximately 9 AM to 5 PM. $3 admission goes to benefit Fairfax High School programs. Parking limited in the lot — street parking on Melrose and Fairfax, or take the 217 bus. The market covers the school's full parking lot and can accommodate a few hours of serious exploration. Food trucks and vendors are on-site. Rain occasionally interrupts — check @melrosetradingpost for same-day status.

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