The market was a fun and cute detour. It is a quite small market so don't expect to spend too much…read moretime there. There was a variety of stalls, from food, art pieces, blind boxes, clothing, and jewelry! They had stalls that sold items from $5-65+ it really depends on your budget. I would say I had a good time. For what it is I would say it was nice. If you are looking for a flea market type of event with many stalls, thats not what this is so I do understand some disappointment if you have those expectations.

Might not have the most numbers of vendors, but every vendor there carries unique and beautiful…read moreproducts/creation. Clothing, jewelry, clayware, chopsticks, farm to table produces, cookies, faux nails, etc.

This Way has some of the coolest products that I've seen in a long time. Pop up shop is really fun…read moreto hang out at and take a look at what Summer has found on her travels. If you're at The Camp or at The Lab you must stop by and pick up something. Also if you're online and doing some shopping check out the website. It's rad!

This is a very cool outdoor night market event held at Vail Headquarters in Temecula. Lots and lots…read moreof interesting venders with unique, handmade items and lots of organic products. It's got a western country vibe to it, with a couple decorative shacks one marked Blacksmith. There are shops, boutiques, and a few restaurants surrounding the large dirt area where the venders set up their tents. My favorite drink of the evening was Poppin' Duo. Best strawberry lemonade, but they also make kettle corn. And my favorite product was the Smiling Lemons. It's all organic and limited ingredients chapstick and body butter. This is now my forever chapstick! And the body butter, oh man...so so so moisturizing! I've been using these products since February when I first saw them at a pop up, and I am hooked! You can check them out & order online at smilinglemons.com. I bought quite a few this time. They are a perfect gift idea for your girlfriends, your mom, aunts, and for guys who want a fragrance free body moisturizer.

Great location. Plenty of parking. Great selection of vendors. A good family night out. My kids…read morelove to get pizza from Vail Pizzeria and unique cotton candy flavors From Get Fluffed Up (vendor)

Unique top quality art for sale at resonable prices. Artists are onsite and personable.read more

LOVE my board art AND cool tie-dye cowboy t-shirt. Darling couple that run this and so much great…read moreenergy and creative designs! Thank you! Was down in Palm Springs on vacation with my husband recently and happened upon the "bus"!

The employees here were so kind and friendly! They were all super helpful and assisted me with…read morefinding the items I was looking for, even checking in the back and finding the last one of an item I was searching for. Would shop here again the future.

I was minding my own business walking around the store with my older sibling and my younger…read morebrother, looking at the different items they had. My little brother was playing with one of the Labubu hair products when an employee came up to him and said, "You've had enough fun. Let's not ruin the product." We understood and immediately stopped. After that, though, the employee kept following us around the store, which made us feel very uncomfortable. My brother eventually said, "You don't need to follow us around." The employee then mumbled, "Why don't you shut the f**k up." When my brother asked him what he said, the employee denied it and claimed he was just doing his job. He then asked where our parents were. I called my parents over, and as soon as they arrived, the employee ran into the employee room. When my parents asked about him, another employee claimed she didn't know who we were talking about. This was strange because we had just seen the two employees talking before he went into the back. Another customer who overheard the conversation said they only heard the employee tell my brother not to mess with the products, but that wasn't the issue. The problem was that he followed us around the store and, from what we heard, cursed at my younger brother. I don't know whether he was profiling us, being discriminatory, or simply being rude, but his behavior was completely unprofessional. There was no reason to follow us around the store or speak to a child that way. Customer service like this is unacceptable. For reference, the employee was an older man with a brown beard. Unfortunately, I didn't catch his name.

*** Pop-up shop review... Vendorama CA, baby! ***…read more This event occurs every second Saturday of each month from 11AM-4PM. ENVIRONMENT Several local and surrounding area vendors set up their own canopies and tables on the concreted area next to St. Marks Episcopal School. It's completely outdoors in a nice area of the 90241 zip code. When they aren't making announcements, they have fun music on the stereo. SERVICE Most of the vendors are very friendly. THE GOODS Each time I see such a wide variety of products and items for sale including clothes, jewelry, baked goods, fruit juices, jerky, candy, plants, candles, aguachile, street tacos, coffee & tea, mask chains, hair accessories, skin treatments, and much more. MY FAVORITE PART... Supporting the locals especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. These people are doing this as their hobbies, but also for the extra income... please support them if at all possible! NOT SO FAVORITE PART... I like to know how much items are clearly and quickly. PARKING Free street parking or the Our Lady of Perpetual Help School lot has free spaces across the street. TIPS + While admission is free, patrons are not allowed in without a mask during COVID-19 pandemic restrictions. + They often have raffles later in the afternoon. OVERALL I try to make it each month even though it was fairly difficult last year with the pandemic. Hopefully 2021 will exceed all of our expectations. | Goods: 5 | Service: 4.5 | Environment: 4.5 | Prices: 4.5 |

I love Vendorama I love shopping with all the amazing vendors they bring to the community. There's…read morealways something for everyone! Vendors are friendly and make shopping fun. I look forward to returning every month!!

This boutique has the cutest things. From the clothing to the jewelry to even the socks. All…read morespecial in their own way. I shopped here for Christmas for my mother-in-law and found pretty much everything I was looking for. And some other things I didn't know I was looking for. It's a Love Thing Boutique has a unique bohemian kind of style. It's clothes that a classic yet hip mother nature would wear. The owner Kamie is always stylishly dressed and is the perfect model for her clothing. The styles suit younger clientele as well as someone my mother-in-laws age. (My mother-in-law is very hip) Go check it out and buy yourself something cute. Plenty to choose from.

The idea of this boutique is what gets me. It's all about love. Why not stop and think about the…read moresimple things in life and appreciate what you have. The owner Kamie is a sweetheart. She loves her business as much as she loves to have a good time. On fridays, you can stop by and have a glass of wine or a martini while you shop. And the entire boutique, including the back wood porch with a bar and beautiful resting area, is available to rent out for parties or weddings for only $475.00 per day or night. You could fit about 60 people in the inside and outside areas. The prices for the clothes are very reasonable and almost anyone could find something they like. She also supports local artists in her boutique and sells their beautiful handmade jewelry. And to finish off the experience, don't forget to stop by and check out her friend's tiny little boutique that's located in the back!

Great location and artisans from soap to sewing and craft makers with an in-house coffee business.read more

I'm saddened that the @vistavintagemakersmarket is snobby and unwelcoming. Their so called…read morecommunity event should be shut down for being fucked up! They have no intention on letting the community vend unless your high society and have a stick up your ass. Why put applications out and have people try to sell at your event just to tell them that they pretty much suck and they would be better off at a different community event. If its just for seasoned vendors and its juried then why bother with the fucking application. The Vista vintage Makers market is nothing more than a communist event. *this is my opinion and i find it accurate!