The Boho Market, otherwise known as the largest artisan market in Texas, is returning to Klyde Warren Park this June. In the center of Downtown, Dallas, visitors can browse unique goods from a variety of vendors and local businesses in a family-friendly atmosphere.
Founded by Taylor and Jordan Milbauer in 2016, Boho Market started as a platform to help local artisans and makers turn their hobbies into sustainable businesses. The market has since grown into the largest maker’s market of its kind in Texas with a network of over 7,000 small businesses hosting over 50 markets each year in the North Texas area.
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Taking place on Friday, June 19, the Boho Market is expected to bring between 30 to 60 vendors to Klyde Warren Park. Free to visit, the market will feature a dense concentration of local artisans selling everything from handmade jewelry and vintage clothing to home decor, candles, and artisan foods.
Beyond the artisan stalls, visitors have free reign to explore the park at large, including food trucks, an onsite restaurant, a splash pad, and a playground.
The Boho Market takes place at Klyde Warren Park at 2012 Woodall Rodgers Freeway from 5 pm – 9 pm on Friday, June 19. If you plan to make a day of it, Klyde Warren Park is currently in full World Cup mode. The same day, the park will host two watch parties, including USA vs. Australia (2 pm) , Scotland vs. Morocco (5 pm), and Brazil vs. Haiti (7:30 pm).
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Additionally, Klyde Warren Park will host multiple live concerts including JAIROX (5 pm) and MKN Coffee (7 pm) – both of which part of its Dallas Sounds Amplified series – as well as the Oak Lawn Band Jazz Band (9 pm).