‘Shopapalooza,’ St. Pete’s ginormous outdoor holiday market, is this weekend

Bring your money to Vinoy Park.

By Kyla Fields on Wed, Nov 22, 2023 at 3:15 pm

‘Shopapalooza,’ St. Pete’s ginormous outdoor holiday market, is this weekend

St. Pete’s massive spread of local makers always happens right after Thanksgiving to help get everyone in the mood for Christmas shopping. Over 300 local vendors sling a mix of locally-produced and imported wares, featuring everything from art, crafts, jewelry and clothing to homegoods, food and beverages, toiletries and plants.

Just a handful of its many vendors include Herban Flow, Florida Pure Sea Salt, 5801 Print House (goods pictured), Fox & Crow, Sugar Cream Clay, Gulf Coast Soapworks and The Sunshine Pickle Co. alongside many, many more.

And if the sheer size of this maker’s market is a little intimidating, Shopaplooza’s website has an organized vendor list and event map, alongside other useful information. Besides its massive spread of vendors, Shopapalooza will also host a kid’s activity zone, raffles and live entertainment. Co-sponsored by the City of St. Pete this year, Shopapalooza’s nonprofit partners include the St. Pete Youth Farm and Jump for Kids.

St. Pete’s Shopapalooza happens Saturday-Sunday, Nov. 25-26. at Vinoy Park.
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Kyla Fields

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Kyla Fields is the Managing Editor of Creative Loafing Tampa Bay who started their journey at CL as summer 2019 intern. They are the proud owner of a charming, sausage-shaped, four-year-old rescue mutt named Piña.

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