LM B.
10/25/2018
Who wouldn't want to be outdoors, strolling around, meeting great artists and buying original art? This is a FREE, family and pet friendly outdoor market that's been running for 15 years. And,...
First Saturday Arts Market
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540 W 19th St
Houston, TX 77008
Houston’s original monthly outdoor art market, First Saturday Arts Market, is open September - May, 11am - 6pm at 540 W. 19th St. Visitors can explore fine art and embrace community vibes, in a relaxed and festive atmosphere. 1stSatArtMarket.com for details. First Saturday Arts Market celebrates 20 years in business in 2024, marking a significant milestone as Houston’s longest-running outdoor monthly art market. Located in the Historic Houston Heights, the market has become a staple in the community, offering a relaxed and festive atmosphere for art enthusiasts and the public alike. Since its establishment in 2004, First Saturday Arts Market has provided a platform for artists to showcase their work on a monthly basis, pioneering the concept of regular outdoor art events in Houston. The market, which initially began with a gathering of hundreds of visitors and two dozen artisans, has evolved into a vibrant hub for visual artists, attracting attendees from across the city.
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4.533 reviews
Antonio H.
11/3/2018
This perineal market delivers. An eclectic mix of art , food, music and drink. Art by names you might know or want to to know at prices well below the galleries they show at or will one day will...
David N.
8/5/2012
I was so excited when I first heard about the First Saturday Arts Market. It happens once a month on the First Saturday of that month. It's a year round event and it shifts from morning time in...
Rena G.
11/16/2018
When I first experienced this arts market, I immediately loved how so many different vendors came together selling their unique products. As the name mentions, the market takes place the first...
Ruth V.
9/9/2021
Small but worth it. They have paintings, pottery and music. They're all sorts of local artists that get to express their mediums for the general public: from mixed media pieces, to shellac, some...
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