We’re pretty excited about this event and we hope you will be too.
Once again Nightmare On 19th Street is hosting a “Dark Market”, and this year, we’re not just going big, we’re going gigantic. I remember we started with 13 vendors, because of course we did, and this year, we’ve already had 40+ vendors commit.
So what is the Dark Market? It’s a spooky craft fair. That’s right, you can ditch the mass produced stuff out there and check out cool stuff that was handcrafted by people here in Lubbock.
The Dark Market features tons of jewelry, crocheted plushies, art, 3D printed essentials and so much more.
And what makes the Dark Market special is that it happens on opening night at Nightmare On 19th Street, so there’s an absolutely killer vibe, with awesome people, and random Nightmare ghouls roaming the midway.
Now, full stop! To shop, browse, and take pictures is absolutely free. You do not have to commit to a visit to the Haunted Houses. It’s just a great walk on a fall night with some very spooky surroundings.
The vendors committed so far are:
4acescreations
Absinthe and Kerosene
Art By Edie
Ashleys masterpieces
Blurb Book Shop
Chris Cooks
Cucuy’s Oddities and Collectibles
Cult of Crochet
Cute As Hell
De Alma Recollections
DoubleDeuceArt
Frizzle-ish
Heart Locket Art
HeavenLeigh Scents
Hub City Cosplay
If Hooks Could Really Kill
Kks braids
Knot & Bone Curios
Laser Chick Designs
Lizzy’s Boutique
Metal Skull Art
Misfit’s Makings
Mix Up Munchies
Mystic Tomes LLC- Fantasy Bookstore
My Phat Tees
Origin Brand Studio
Roots and Marrow Apothecary
Sass by Halie Morgan Pierce
Shut The Front Door
The Gift Box
The Lost Talisman
The Thrifty Eye
The Wild Creek Witch
Tranquilarrow Gifts
Twisted Sisters Merchantile
Wahmawispersdoodads
Weird Sisters/Squirrel
West Texas Roller Derby
What The Focal
Willow Creations
Wyrd Sisters / Badger’s Burrow
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Should you so choose to visit the haunted houses, tickets are available here and will be available at the box office.
Join us Saturday, September 26th from 6:30 to 10:30 for the vendors, with the park box office open until 11:00.
Let’s keep Lubbock Spooky and support these awesome local makers.
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