This weekend, a popular vintage market is returning to San Francisco with a curated selection of vendors. The market is perfect for finding a gift or treating yourself to a unique new piece, and it’s all indoors, so you can escape the fog.
Waves vintage market in San Francisco
West Coast Craft is known for its massive, two-day craft fairs at Fort Mason in San Francisco. The fair brings over 275 unique vendors, selling art, jewelry, clothing, and home decor. Recently, the craft fair has expanded, adding a one-day vintage market with a curated selection of vendors at Fort Mason, called Waves.
Waves is returning to SF this weekend, on Saturday, July 11, taking over the Gateway Pavilion at Fort Mason. The market will run from 11 am to 6 pm and is free to enter. The vintage market typically features over 100 vendors, selling second-hand, reworked, and vintage-inspired items.
If you can’t make it to Waves this weekend, you can still catch another West Coast Craft event later this month, on Friday, July 24. West Coast Craft will have a selection of vendors present for the monthly Fort Mason Night Market, which features Off the Grid food trucks and live music.
More vintage markets in San Francisco
Waves isn’t the only place to find great vintage gems in San Francisco. On Sunday, July 12, Pickwick Vintage is coming to the Ferry Building. Along with pop-up markets like Waves and Pickwick, San Francisco has a wide selection of vintage and second-hand stores. Some of our favorites include Decades of Fashion, Valencia Street Vintage, and Relic Vintage.
