I believe this is the 2nd year of this event and our first time to this event. Yes there are lots…read moreof events happening at District 56, so definitely check them out. This event was amazing with over 50 crafts and food booths and over 20 food trucks. I always try to support the Asian community as much as possible especially when it's located in EG. There was sufficient parking in the parking lots as people come and goes after an hour or two. We had lots of fun checking out craft stores and be buying Doraemon stuff and wife getting quite a few unique desserts. We will definitely return again if they continues this event next year.

This was a good event and a nice experience. I just wish the organizers set up a lot of tables and…read morechairs since there's a lot of food truck and food booths available. It also didn't help that it was kinda hot specially in the afternoon. As for parking, we parked on the street and walked a few blocks since we arrived in the afternoon.

I got some permanent bracelets at this studio and omg I'm so impressed! The jewelry and Jodi's…read morecraftsmanship is of high quality. Highly recommend for anyone looking for long lasting jewelry that is durable as well as beautiful and delicate.

What an amazing experience. Had a super fun time with Jodie! Such a sweetheart! Very knowledgeable…read moreand professional! Would definitely recommend this place! Will be going back soon.

I found So many treasures. Went on Mother's Day and they offered cupcakes to all guests. Very nice…read moregesture.

I will say that out of all of the vintage/consignment stores out there, at least in the greater…read moreSacramento area, "Bliss Marketplace" has got to be one of the most well put together businesses that I have ever stepped into. Meaning that if you're the avid collector of quirky one-of-a-kind treasures, this would be the ideal spot for you to check out. I will say that this location is in a very industrial area of Rancho Cordova as they are directly on Mercantile Dr and tucked in between Trade Center Dr and Folsom Blvd. Parking is as simple as you can imagine since this is a very desolate area surrounded by unmarked warehouses in all directions. I also wanted to say that they do have limited hours only being open Thursday-Sunday from 10am-6pm while being closed Monday-Wednesday. I came here during the afternoon on Saturday 3/7/2026 at around 3:00pm. There were only a few cars parked in front which gave me the impression the majority of those were employees vehicles. Upon entry, I was greeted by a gentleman at the main entrance. I will say that this place is quite huge with aisles and aisles of products that include kitchenware, jewelry, home decor, crafts, books, clothing, crafts, toys, handmade items, furniture, collectibles, dolls, and much more. Just about everything for sale is new and/or near-new with many items that are decades old while being distributed through the vendors. I will say that the prices are definitely on the higher end of the spectrum but as I mentioned, everything is unique and distinctive. Since I already stated the positives, I will tell you some of the negatives. During my visit which was from 3:00-3:45pm, I was literally followed by several employees. I get that they want to completely minimize shoplifters but I could see the staff giving me the stare down in the corner of my eye. This completely tarnished the overall image of my shopping experience as I am someone that doesn't like to be watched when taking my time to shop. Needless to say that I didn't buy anything but just in case you want to visit this business, that was my firsthand experience of what to expect. Finally, if the Rancho Cordova location is too out of the way, Bliss Marketplace also has locations in Midtown Sacramento (27th/R St's) as well as Roseville Square (Douglas/Harding Blvd) with the same hours of operation. They also follow the season/time of year as my visit (which was in early-March) had a lot of Easter and springtime decor. I am sure it gets very festive during the fall and Christmas season. With a nice variety of goods combined with a convenient quiet location but just okay service, I am giving the Rancho Cordova "Bliss Marketplace" an above average four star rating.

I love the Sacramento African Market Place at Florin Square. It's every first and third Saturday…read morefrom 12-6pm. I've been going for over three years now. It's a great place for small local black businesses and nonprofits to come together and promote group economics. Some of the vendors/pop-up shops have even become permanent establishments in the building. The food is oh so delicious in the Kings and Queens Food Court and you'll find Beana's Cafe around the corner which is a permanent establishment and family owned. They have the best vegan nachos on third Saturdays and every Tuesday. If you desire something sweet then try out Banaco Butter Cakez--his banana bread and his famous Fraco Fruit Lemonades are to die for. I like the strawberry blood-orange and the strawberry; or the addiction of all addictions, KellyKorn--she has the best caramel popcorn ever. You can't eat just one (bag ). Sometimes there are vendors selling banana pudding, bean pies, and cupcakes as well. There's music, entertainment such as West African Drummers, and educational workshops that are hosted in the Obama Room or the Sojourner Truth Art Museum. I love coming here to network, eat, have a great time, and of course Shop .

I felt like a queen from the moment I walked in the door. I highly recommend African marketplaceread more

I got an anklet for $205. It was a silver chain & 5 charms…read morewith a discount for the pop up event & for paying in cash. Overall I was very pleased with the variety of chains & charms they had available. I was glad they had the charms I wanted but wished they had more options for other styles. They were very accommodating & provided great customer service. This place was definitely much pricier compared to other places I've been to where both the chain & 1 charm were under $80.

My daughters and I came across their stand at the farmers market and the ladies were so helpful…read morewith types of chains to pick depending on our taste whether we are subtle types or wanting a piece that would stand out. After a day of walking, my ankle swelled up and my little one realized hers were a bit too tight so I called to see if we can get them adjusted. We made plans to see them the following Saturday but due to unforeseen events, and we were moving out of state, we were able to come to their home to get it adjusted. She went above and beyond to make sure we were happy with our anklets.

A lot of cute and trendy clothes that won't break the bank. I love the top I bought for my friends…read morebirthday.

From the owner: My business specializes in mobile retail. I am a mobile clothing store boutique. I am able to come…read moreto businesses, homes, etc for any clothing needs at any time.

Wanted to try this place because of the YouTube channel, Feed MeiMei…read more The Cold Brew with Hojicha Foam was delicious and was described perfectly by our front girl. The Black Sesame French Toast was fantastic! We also got the Date-Orange Latte and the Salted Honey Lavender Latte, both tasted great! Our three drinks took less than 10 minutes, and I think the French Toast took exactly ten minutes. Not long at all, and it was busy when we were there(11am). My order was to-go, and they were all perfectly packaged! I so appreciate the front girl answering all my silly questions, the efficiency of the team, getting to watch the man in the kitchen do his work, and the clean and inviting presence of the place. My daughter brought in her baby milk and spilt some, only for one of the guys to clean it up quickly. I so appreciate you guys!! There was a challenge, as I also spoke with the front girl about, but parking is competitive. All the parking spots were taken. Some parking spots were reserved for the neighboring businesses, so I found parking on the roadside. Is it possible to expand the parking lot? It's tough to give patronage to this great business with this challenge. I suppose it's a good problem to have when many people want to come here ;)

I've been wanting to try the matcha drinks at Offbeat for a while and found myself nearby so…read morestopped in. First, the pros: Matcha latte was delicious and clearly high grade. My drink wasnt too sweet which I prefer. The hojicha latte was great as well! You don't see this often if at all so it was a pleasant surprise. The service was friendly and they were patient when I had questions on the standard vs the "twice" drinks. They have a shared parking lot which helps as they are off a busy stretch of road. The cons: They do not have size options for their beverages. Which for the most part isn't an issue except when I wanted a large drink. Which is why I bought 2. They partnered with Pastry Cat and unfortunately the common theme was they never had pastries even in 9am window. Not their fault but maybe partnering with a patisserie that offers consistent inventory might be worthwhile? The ambience is less "come and enjoy your drink" and more "we don't have enough seating"and use the space efficiently. I think if they update the layout of the tables and chairs, it would feel more inviting to sit for a bit or meet up with friends. The parking lot. It's terrible, crowded and people don't know how to park. I saw a couple of cars almost back into eachother while waiting and I was grateful I parked on the street and walked. Overall, the quality of the drinks and the friendliness are great and that receives 4 stars. If you want a quality matcha drink then give them a try. But I have access to other cafes that meet my needs; enough that Offbeat will be more of an off the beaten path option than a regular one.