Spring in Center City will be bigger than ever with the return of the Made in Philadelphia Spring Market at Dilworth Park for a three-day event this weekend.

Organized by Christmas Village in Philadelphia in partnership with the Center City District, this year’s walkable marketplace will feature more than 60 vendors featuring locally made goods, from handmade items to delicious foods and drinks.

Running from Friday, April 10, through Sunday, April 12, the market will welcome visitors of all ages for a chance to shop local and connect with the city’s creative community in a family-friendly environment.

Some vendors to look out for include Astro Vinyl Art (custom carved vinyl record art), Bacon on a Stick (thick-cut bacon skewers with dipping glazes), Delightful Obsessions (fresh baked breads and pastries), For The City (Philly-themed apparel), Philadelphia Mead Company Inc. (handcrafted honey wines), The Pickle Jar (flavored pickle chips and seasoned pretzels) and more.

Year-round shopping experiences

The Made in Philadelphia Spring Market is just one of many changes in the revamped lineup of the Made in Philadelphia Market Series. Following this season’s market, the “Summer Market” will take place Labor Day weekend (Sept. 4 to 6), followed by the Fall Market  (Oct. 9 to 11), and finally the return of the award-winning six-week Made in Philadelphia Holiday Market, taking place from Nov. 13, 2026 through Jan. 1, 2027.

With this new format for 2026, Made in Philadelphia Market Series has created a locally-focused year-round experience at the heart of the city, right outside City Hall.

“The new Made in Philadelphia Market Spring Market and the revamped Made in Philadelphia Market Series reflect the creativity and entrepreneurial spirit that defines Philadelphia,” said CEO Thomas Bauer. “In partnership with the Center City District, we are proud to activate Dilworth Park year-round, creating spaces where local businesses can thrive and the community can gather throughout every season.”

The Philadelphia Spring Market is open Friday and Saturday from noon to 8 p.m. and  Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. It will take place rain or shine and is free to attend, with food, drinks and vendor items available pay-as-you-go. For more information, visit madeinphila.com.

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