Josh McQueen, 48, ThriftPunkz owner, looks through a box of CDs during the Rhythm & Relics Flea Market on April 12 at Binions Ice House in Arlington.
File photo / Elvis Martinez-Cartagena
The Rhythm & Relics pop-up market will come to Arlington from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday at Truth Vinyl, a local record store that promotes art and music, at 300 E. Division St.
Hosted by Distorted Heartbeat, a boutique music agency looking to help artists navigate the business side of the industry, the pop-up market features a curated selection of vintage, homemade and one-of-a-kind goods, according to the city events page.
The market blends music, art and community through the 15 vendors, DJ entertainment by DJ Culturegang, drinks and light bites from Truth Vinyl and a collection of vinyl for purchase, according to the events page.
Rhythm & Relics is hosted on the second Saturday of every month, according to the events page.
The event is free to attend, with parking available at or around the venue.
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