Warwick
Weekend Bazaar
Kansas City’s latest community-based, anti-commercial vendor market happening every second Saturday.
Join us in building a new Kansas City tradition, now happening every second Saturday of the month!
Warwick Weekend Bazaar, Kansas City’s latest local maker’s market, launches its inaugural volume on Saturday, June 13 from 10 AM to 4 PM.
Volume I
Vendor Lineup
Sponsors
Help us build affordable, ethical, curated makers’ markets in Kansas City!
About Warwick Weekend Bazaar
What is an “Anti-Commercial” market?
No multi-level marketing (MLM), no mass-produced corporate goods, no wholesale/resale from Amazon or any other corporate box stores.
When we say “anti-commercial,” we are talking about prioritizing the maker, the craft, and the community connection.
If you’ve gone to markets, either as a maker or visitor, only to discover three booths competing against each other with bulk-purchased Amazon “silver jewelry” or AliExpress acrylic keychains, you know exactly what we’re putting the “NO” on.
And, of course, absolutely no generated AI “art.” We are here to honor human creativity and authentic labor.
*Note: curated vintage resellers do not fall under the “commercial” category.
Vend with us for Vol II, Jul. 11!
Our Location
Located in the heart of Kansas City’s Southmoreland neighborhood, we sit on the intersection of E 40th St and Warwick Blvd. Fun fact: this is one of the most walkable neighborhoods in Kansas City, with a walkability score of 92 out of 100!
How to get here
The bazaar is only a few minutes’ walk from the KC Streetcar’s WESTPORT stop, located on the corner of 39th & Main. You can also get off at the SOUTHMORELAND stop at 43rd & Main and walk back up toward 40th Street.
If you’re taking the bus, both the 39th St bus and the Main MAX will take you within a few blocks of us.
For those of you driving, you will find plenty of street parking on both sides of Warwick and E. 40th Street.
Frequently Asked Questions
Vendor fee? Location? Parking? Find your answers here.
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We limit the vendors per category (jewelry, vintage, etc.) for each volume to ensure everyone has a successful day and the bazaar stays diverse.
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We keep fees low to support local creators. Please reach out directly for the current rate.
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No. The bazaar is a free-to-all, family-friendly event accessible to every member of our lovely community.
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Yes. We will create promotional materials, including print and digital flyers, collaborative social media reels, and social media posts throughout the month leading up to the volume.
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For vendors, please use the application form on our website. If you’d like to become a sponsor, or have any other questions, please reach out using the general contact form.