Over by the Ferry Building in San Francisco, there are a lot of Street Vendors and Street Artists. To be able to sell down there, a person must have a business license and obtain a certificate and license from the the San Francisco Art Commission. It gives these artists a way to sell their work:
The street vendors and artists help make San Francisco the vibrant place it is and part of the fabric of the city.
I like the tie-dyed shirts.
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Such colorful photos! This looks like a delightful place to spend an afternoon.
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Keep me away, i would want to buy much more than i need!
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ReplyDeleteOooo I want that Frida bag! I also really like the ceramic pieces.
ReplyDeleteI'll take one of everything! What a great market! #MLSTL shared on SM
ReplyDeleteLove the street vendors, Patrick it looks like they had some very interesting wares for sale. I'm not usually a market person but I saw some photos of things I would certainly like to look at. Thanks for sharing at #MLSTL and have a great week.
ReplyDeleteThat is some interesting merchandise. Looks like a vibrant place to spend a lazy weekend at. Thank you for sharing with us on #WordlessWednesday, Patrick.
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It does seem to be a vibrant place with lots of colours.
ReplyDeleteFun flea market ........ love the cloth bags!
ReplyDeleteWould love to be there perusing those buys. Looks like a fun day.
ReplyDeleteHow fun. There is so much to do in the bay area. You do get out and about. Thanks for taking us along.
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Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday, Patrick. ♪♫♪♫
I have been to this area and love it! So many vibrant artist with lively creations. I love the visual stimuli along with the great energy! Share on my SM :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun market very colourful too :-)
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Okay Big Daddy, I want the tye dyed shirt with the guitar, and I would like to have the picture of the bridge so I know where I left my heart hehehehehe, and ohhhhhhhhh definitely the bag with the unicorn (I so love unicorns), and see the triangle glass thingy's I use to have one a long, long time ago in fact, a little over 20 years.... I would like one of those too Big Daddy! hehehe Let's see is there anything else? Oh yes, nee I not forget the black purse (and I really need one cuz mine is falling apart), on the top shelf or the second shelf oh yesssssssssssss, with puppies!!! Oh & last, but not least the necklace that looks like wooden pearls. LOVE IT! That was like goin' shoppin' with my Daddy. I was a Daddy's girl you know & he spoiled me rotten & would always buy me anything I wanted. Woooooow those were the days for sure! Oh well, that was fun. Thanks for letting me prowl around. hehehehe It was wonderful. You're duh best & thank you for being my friend! HUGS! Hope all is well with you! BIG HUGS
ReplyDeleteMy kind of place--I could spend hours there! I love all the different kinds of things that you captured, with so much to see!
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Oh wow Patrick! This is my spirit place! I loved it all and the vibrancy and diversity. Craft people are so clever and I love to see professionally put together stalls like these.
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Great shots! I love my home town.
ReplyDeleteAmazing array of artisans! We have similar events here in Australia. Pop up art markets,so many talented people :-D
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I visited San Francisco years ago, but only for a day or two and it really wasn't long enough. Such a fantastic colourful city #bloggerclubuk
ReplyDeleteEin herrlicher Spaziergang und Bummel durch eine farbenprächtige Straße !
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful place to browse and shop.
ReplyDeleteGreat spot. My favourite is the tie-dye t-Shirts. Far out, man!! #BloggerClubUK
ReplyDeleteOh, I love those street booths with handmade items. Thank you for sharing at The Really Crafty Link Party, and have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know the name of the photographer who sold prints of doors from around the world? I bought a few in 2018 and would love more- I just have not seen him the last few times I visited the market from out of town. Thank you!
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