You won’t want to miss out on this year’s Woodlawn December Street Market! Featuring over 50 vendors, you are sure to find unique and local gifts for your loved ones for the Holiday season. The Woodlawn Street Market will be on SUNDAY, December 11th, from 12 PM – 4 PM. Supporting small businesses for the holiday is not only easy but rewarding! After some shopping, head over to Woodlawn’s community tree lighting which begins at 5 PM.
Want a sneak peek of the vendors attending the street market? Keep reading to see who will be featured at this month’s market!
Woodlawn Street Market Vendors: December 2022
We even organized the vendors into convenient categories for you! Plan out your shopping trip this weekend by scanning the list below. Just click your category of choice to expand the list and browse away!
Volunteer with us!
The Woodlawn Street Market is a community effort, and we wouldn’t be able to do it without you. We are looking for some extra helping hands to help out with vendor set up on December 11th from 10-5 pm. Volunteering is easy, but the chance to support small businesses here in Woodlaw? Priceless! And the best part is, you can shop till you drop after your shift! Click below to sign up now!
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