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West Philly Bizarre

West Philly Bizarre is a non-profit vendor market providing low-cost vending opportunities to West Philadelphia’s underserved and marginalized communities. Sign up for our newsletter!

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Support Vendors Affected by the Microburst Storm

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...

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...

the News for December 5, 2025 Holiday Market on Dec 13th Although we finished our season at Clark Park, it's not over! There's one big event left. Our first annual Holiday Market is Saturday, December 13th from 12 to 6pm at the Calvary Center (48th & Baltimore). We are hosting 30+ vendors with food, drinks, raffles, and door prizes. It's free to attend, and warm inside! There's free street parking, on the T2 line, and the building is ADA accessible. And many thanks to our Winter Lights...