Markets in Philadelphia worth going out for.

These 25 activities are worth leaving the house for.
Ask me what you're after.

Make time for these

Thrift to Death Market

Thrift to Death Market

October 18 at 11am (This weekend)

Cherry Street Pier · Old City • Free

Rack up vintage and Y2K finds at this riverside pop-up, where $25 fills a bag and DJs soundtrack the hunt. Bargain bins, giveaways, and Delaware River views sweeten the deal.

Southeast Asian Market in FDR Park

Southeast Asian Market in FDR Park

October 17 at 10am (This weekend) +4

Southeast Asian Market · South Philadelphia West

The Southeast Asian Market in FDR Park brings together a diverse community of vendors sharing native dishes, fresh produce, and handmade goods. It serves as a vital cultural hub for the neighborhood.

Made in Philadelphia Holiday Market

Made in Philadelphia Holiday Market

November 13 at 12pm

Dilworth Park · Center City West

Shop Philly-made gifts in the shadow of City Hall, where local artisans and makers take over Dilworth Park for a festive holiday market. Come for the crafts, stay for the twinkling lights and seasonal snacks.

Books and Brews Philly: Book Swap

Books and Brews Philly: Book Swap

January 24 at 1pm

Dilworth Park · Center City West

Clear some shelf space: trade your well-loved books for fresh reads and crack a cold one at this outdoor swap. Bestselling local author Jo Piazza joins the browsing.

Lunar New Year presented by Temple University

Lunar New Year presented by Temple University

February 6 at 3pm

Dilworth Park · Center City West

Ring in the Lunar New Year with a prancing lion, traditional Chinese dancers, and a visit from the Philly Goat Project. Grab a red envelope, snag some food, then hit the ice rink.

Lucky Girl Night Market

Lucky Girl Night Market

October 16 at 3pm

Cherry Street Pier · Old City • $10

East Coast vintage vendors and handmade craft makers gather inside a century-old municipal pier for the Lucky Girl Night Market, highlighting women and queer creators along the Delaware River waterfront.

See these on a map

Browse Philadelphia neighborhood by neighborhood, get ideas just for you, or ask me anything.

Open the map

Explore more in Philadelphia

25 activities · Page 1 / 1

All activities

Markets in other cities

Frequently asked questions

How are these markets in Philadelphia chosen?

I go through what's actually on nearby and keep only the ones worth the trip. Nobody pays to be on this list.

Is everything here still happening?

Finished events drop off the list. Check the listing for times and booking details before heading out.

How can Outgoing help me find something I’ll actually want to do?

Tell me when you’re free, where you’ll be, and what sounds appealing. “Live music near me, somewhere I can sit, under $30” gives me more to work with than “something fun.” You can keep narrowing it down with me.

Do I need an account to use Outgoing?

You can browse these pages without an account. Sign in to save activities and help me learn your taste, so future suggestions have a better starting point.

Is Outgoing free?

Outgoing is free to use. Events have their own admission prices, including some that are free. Check the listing for prices and booking details before making plans.

Explore on the map