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Juniper Market Returns to Grand Central Market in Downtown Los Angeles

Thursday, May 07

EVENT DETAILS
What: Juniper Market at Grand Central Market
When: Saturday, May 30, 2026, 11 a.m.–5 p.m.
Where: Grand Central Market Patio, 317 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Admission: Free
Hosted By: Juniper Market

LOS ANGELES — Juniper Market returns to downtown Los Angeles on Saturday, May 30, bringing a curated collection of artists, makers, vendors, and exhibitors to the iconic Grand Central Market patio.

Running from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., the one-day outdoor market will showcase local small businesses, handmade goods, art, apparel, accessories, gifts, vintage finds, and more in the heart of one of LA’s most historic culinary and cultural destinations.

Known for spotlighting independent creatives and emerging brands, Juniper Market has built a growing following across Southern California through its community-focused events and pop-up marketplaces.

Vendor applications remain open through May 27, with organizers noting that food vendors cannot be accommodated for this event. Participating vendors will be provided tables, benches, and umbrellas on the Grand Central Market patio.

Grand Central Market, located in the historic core of downtown Los Angeles, has long served as a gathering place for food, culture, and community, making it a fitting backdrop for the popular artisan marketplace.

For additional information, vendor applications, or event updates, visit the Juniper Market event page online.

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