Your Hub for Denver's Community Pop-up Market

Once a month, we transform a multi-use warehouse into a community pop-up market. This market features local artisans, sustainable businesses, and community organizations, creating a hub in Denver, Colorado. This grassroots community effort is designed to foster connections, support community sustainability initiatives, and help strengthen the local economy.

Denver’s Community Pop-up Market is accepting applications for community vendors.

Denver’s Community Pop-up Market | VENDOR FORM

Calendar Events

March 16th – Colorado Artist Showcase

April 20th – Earth Day Celebration Market

May 18th – Spring Refresh Market

June 7th – “Non-corporate” Pride Market

Accepting applications for community vendors and community support. For sign-up information, go to Denver’s Community Pop-up Market | Vendor Form

Community Pop-up Market Event Info

Time: 10 am – 3 pm
Location: 3899 N Jackson Street, Building 4, Denver, CO 80205. (Dive Volleyball)
Each vendor receives a 8 x 8 space. No booth electricity.
Internet is provided.
Vendors are responsible for their booth setup – table, displays, and payment processing.
This event series is hosted by the Climate Fairplay, which will run a sustainable reuse and recycling campaign.
Space is limited, so if you want to be involved, I recommend submitting the vendor form to reserve your spot.
If you know any artists, organizations, or local businesses interested in joining this community pop-up space, please forward this message to help get the word out!

An Access Point for Community Sustainability

Denver’s Community Pop-up Market is designed to be an access point for real, community-driven, sustainable solutions. We bring together Upcyclers, local food providers, curated vintage clothing, composting solutions, zero-waste artisans, local environmental organizations, and sustainable businesses to create a space where sustainable solutions are practical and accessible.

Space for Colorado Artists.

Art is an important connection point, and we need more accessible places for artists to connect directly with Colorado. Artists and creators are welcome at all of our pop-up markets, whether through painting, ceramics, handmade goods, or other creative expressions. Each market brings new opportunities to showcase work, spark conversations, and build relationships supporting Colorado artists.

"Non-corporate" Pride Market

This is a space to celebrate local LGBTQ-owned businesses, nonprofits, drag artists, queer artists, and more. This is a showcase of local pride without the risk of being overshadowed by corporate sponsors.

Spring Refresh Market

Upcyclers, vintage clothing vendors, and sustainable artisans are at the heart of Denver’s Community Pop-up Market. By bringing together those who transform discarded materials into functional and beautiful products, the market serves as a hub for creative reuse. From curated vintage fashion to one-of-a-kind handcrafted goods, each vendor contributes to a more circular economy.

From Warehouse to Community Hub

This pop-up market is housed in a dynamic, multi-use warehouse that allows us the flexibility to bring people together in unexpected ways year-round. One day, the space might be filled with upcycled goods and local produce; the next, it could be buzzing with people playing dodgeball. It’s a place where people come together —whatever that looks like for our community.

Loss of Community Spaces, Why Green Spaces Matter, Building Community Pop-ups

On The Climate Fairplay Podcast, event organizer Cody Sanford breaks down how he’s creating a community pop-up space focused on sustainability and community action. From planning to execution, Sanford shares the challenges and wins of building a space where people can engage in meaningful efforts to build community resilience.

Meet the Organizer | Cody Sanford

This event is a grassroots effort organized by Denverite Cody Sanford. Cody is an environmental podcaster and community organizer with a background in ecology, environmental policy, journalism, and community-level sustainability. Sanford has a Bachelor of Science in Ecosystem Sciences and Sustainability from Colorado State University. Cody focuses on creating community access points to environmental progress by cultivating Denver’s Community Pop-up Market and emphasizing digital communication platforms.