To Market, to Market!

If you have ever been antiquing 

or vintage treasure hunting in Chicago,

you probably know about the 

Randolph Street Market.

Aptly termed a "mecca of cool" 
this outdoor and indoor market 
attracts over 200 dealers and vendors

from all over the country one weekend a month,

seven months a year.

Nate Berkus says, 

"I love this market ... the quality is incredible!"

You will find everything from antique, vintage and modern

furnishings, to clothing, jewelry, and collectibles.

(Photo courtesy of the Huffington Post)

Not only are there GREAT antiques and vintage
things to go CRAZY for,
there are vintage fashion and jewelry vendors, 
designers and local artists,
fresh foods, flowers and plant vendors too.

Each month there is a theme ---
this month's is 
GARDEN

Held on the last weekend of every month,

from May through November, 

this urban chic marketplace, 
now in it's 8th season,
is not to be missed.

Located in Chicago's historic West Loop neighborhood,
 at 1350 West Randolph Street,

this shopping destination is easy to get to 
and offers convenient

valet parking for suburbanites (like me.) 

Why do I love the Randolph Street Market?

Amazing Antiques and Vintage Finds

Fantastic vendors from across the country

Really great food

(from trendy local eateries)

Live musical groups

Beers and wines 

(so you can have a cocktail while browsing)

Fast Cash available ( ATM's)

Easy pick-up and loading service

Early bird shopping option 
The city skyline is your backdrop
(love that)

Fun people watching spot!

What's NOT to love?

EARLY BIRD SPECIAL......

BTW..... $25 will get you in the doors 
2 hours early (8 - 10am) for shopping 
before general admission. 
Worth every penny and
all the proceeds got to charity....sweet!

http://www.randolphstreetmarket.com/

I will be there with friends

this weekend 
for the grand opening

of the Randolph Street Market.

So jump in your car,
or hop on the next plane,
and meet us in the windy city 
this weekend, ok?




 What are you waiting for?

:)

My kind of town.      (Photo courtesy of myopera.com)