Philadelphia’s Laurel Hill East will once again transform into a haven for the curious and the unconventional with the return of the annual Market of the Macabre. Taking place on Saturday, September 20, 2025, from 12 to 5 p.m., the event invites visitors to explore a marketplace filled with the strange, the magical, and the beautifully eerie.
Admission is $5 in advance; $10 at the door. The market will feature over 100 vendors on site, attendees can expect an eclectic mix of goods ranging from unusual antiques and oddities to original artwork, handmade crafts, jewelry, ceramics, clothing, taxidermy, and spiritual wares. Whether you are drawn to the morbidly curious or simply enjoy browsing one-of-a-kind creations, the Market of the Macabre offers something for every taste. Tickets are available at laurelhillphl.com.
Guests will be available to take advantage parking free of charge at The Dell Music Center on a first-come, first-served basis, with additional street parking throughout the surrounding neighborhood. Food and beverages will also be available for purchase from local vendors, making it easy to spend the day exploring the grounds. Guests are encouraged to bring their own water bottles.
Set against the historic backdrop of Laurel Hill East, the Market of the Macabre has become a Philly tradition that embraces the city’s appreciation for the unusual. More than just a market, it is a gathering that celebrates artistry, craftsmanship, and community through a lens of the mysterious and the extraordinary.
Vendors Include:
All Bones Considered
Hibbets & Heimer Toys
Stone Angels
Witchy Washy Bath
Mockingbird Lane Artistries
Krampus Store
FiveArts
Sweet Mildred
Tiny Pink Designs
Vintage Radiance
Toxic Femme
Lost Wonder Photography
Wrong World Ceramics
Crooked Curiosities
Maxi Cif Designs
Esther Coonfield Art
Grimwald Oddities
Bearded Viking Craftsman
Kenzie De Art
Hellcat Darkroom: Victorian Photography Studio
Old Gold Antiques
Osteographica
Dave Dick Illustration
Stone Heart Forge
Spiderbite Boutique
Modern Readings by Justin
Elder Sisters Apothecary
Etched In Embers Pyrography
Metal & Marrow
Dial V For Vintage / Things Got Weird Vintage
Soot Jewelry
Form Terror Growth
Art in the Age Spirits
The Gray Tarot
Wild Bone Alchemy
9th Life
Gracious Rebel Designs
MHeld Illustration
The Purple Jack-o-lantern
The Pragmatic Witch
Conjured Soap Co
Mz. Jones’ Curio
SwampFox Creations
Kempest Photography: Abandoned Photography
Velvet Mush
Mystical Blossoms
AliKat Vintage
Sister Sinister FX
OutlawCandy
Mari Lowery
Kristen Margiotta: Art & Illustration
Sjm Ceramics
Hell Mart 666
Saffron Creations
Queerly Departed
Crooked Teeth Keys
The Bone Alchemist
The Crumbdungeon
Death Couture
Frost & Flame
Mind, Body and Soulful Readings
RotNRugs
Derek Quinlan
Seidr Threads
Her Name is MORGUE
Raven Von Fleur
The Ceramery
Black Alligator Curiosities
Osteal Blossoms
A Novel Idea on Passyunk
Venus Invictus
Atlantic Oddities
Tinkers Co
The Creep Boutique
Scary Marys
LaineMindInventions
Steps Into Madness
Gravestone Girls
The Dusty Druid
KWT Designs
Miasmatik Art
Crickwater Craft
Kaychainz5000
The Rescued Crew: Baby Doll Art
Cryptid Curio
Eriescapes
Playful Sole
TheKCJones
Impossible Curiosities
Alien Moon Arts
Folly & Flow
Maker Missya
Vik Hart
Terraknotta
Little Gypsy Bones
KTO Illustration
DJ John Morrison
Philadelphia Community Deathcare
Pennsylvania Bat Conservation and Rehabilitation
Many Hands Coffee Co.
Dos Hermanos Tacos
Philadelphia Brewing Company
Commonwealth Ciders
Triple Bottom Brewing
Byzantium Empire
Save the Last Bite (vegan)
Tokio Sushi
Philadelphia Tropical Treats
