Shop the Pop-Up before it closes on Sunday, May 31st!


Hello Reader,

We have an important ask for help.

On Saturday, July 11th, a fast-moving storm ripped through Clark Park towards the end of the West Philly Bizarre vendor market. Some vendors made it out in time; many were stuck in the rain, working to protect their inventory, equipment, and safety.

Some vendors lost most, if not all, of their inventory - from books and art to decor and furniture. It was heartbreaking to see waterlogged books, art facedown in mud, displays swept away, and broken glass in the grass.

Many of our vendors are low-income and/or from marginalized communities. They rely on vending income to pay their rent and put food on the table. The loss of inventory and equipment could set them back hundreds of dollars and prevent them from vending again. Any amount helps!

The Pop-Up Closes May 31st

We had a great run at our spring 2026 pop-up location at 3610 Lancaster Ave, but unfortunately our time has come to an end.

Our last day at 3610 Lancaster Ave is Sunday, May 31st. Expect discounts, deeper discounts, and giveaways as the vendors say goodbye.

Wednesday - Friday from 11am to 7pm
Saturday from 12pm to 7pm
Sunday from 12pm to 6pm

Thank you!

We are honored and excited to be awarded the 2026 Arts & Culture and 2026 Community Impact grants from the Philadelphia Cultural Fund.

As a non-profit, we rely on individual donations and institatinoal grants to support our mission of creating economic opportunities for low-income and/or marginalzied communities.

Shop 60+ vendors at Clark Park

We feature more than 60 vendors on select Saturdays from April thru November.

The upcoming Bizarres @ Clark Park are May 30th, June 6th, June 27th, and every Saturday in July – from 10 to 3pm, rain or shine.

Donate Today!

Help us provide even more support to vendors facing financial hardship. A $15 donation covers the cost of a table at Clark Park, but any amount helps!

West Philly Bizarre

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Hello Reader, We have an important ask for help. On Saturday, July 11th, a fast-moving storm ripped through Clark Park towards the end of the West Philly Bizarre vendor market. Some vendors made it out in time; many were stuck in the rain, working to protect their inventory, equipment, and safety. Some vendors lost most, if not all, of their inventory - from books and art to decor and furniture. It was heartbreaking to see waterlogged books, art facedown in mud, displays swept away, and...

Hello Reader, We have an important ask for help. On Saturday, July 11th, a fast-moving storm ripped through Clark Park towards the end of the West Philly Bizarre vendor market. Some vendors made it out in time; many were stuck in the rain, working to protect their inventory, equipment, and safety. Some vendors lost most, if not all, of their inventory - from books and art to decor and furniture. It was heartbreaking to see waterlogged books, art facedown in mud, displays swept away, and...

Hello Reader, We have an important ask for help. On Saturday, July 11th, a fast-moving storm ripped through Clark Park towards the end of the West Philly Bizarre vendor market. Some vendors made it out in time; many were stuck in the rain, working to protect their inventory, equipment, and safety. Some vendors lost most, if not all, of their inventory - from books and art to decor and furniture. It was heartbreaking to see waterlogged books, art facedown in mud, displays swept away, and...