From the creators of Summer Courtyard, Pumpkin Boulevard and Winter Clubhouse - Cookbook Courtyard & EatingWellish are back with another huge seasonal market, bringing together thousands of food lovers and makers for something fresh this season.
We’re excited to introduce our newest experience: Spring Catalog '26. This year’s theme centers on wellness, movement, reset and renewal — a fresh, soft approach to spring that celebrates feeling good inside and out.
In partnership with Rivian, an innovative electric vehicle company redefining how we explore the world with a focus on sustainability, design and community. Rooted in a mission to keep the world adventurous, encouraging slower, more intentional living and thoughtful consumption. Together, we’re bringing an added layer of wellness and conscious living to this year’s market experience.
- May 9 & 10
- 11AM-5PM
- The Square - 5th Floor, 1850 K St NW, Washington, D.C.
THE FULL EXPERIENCE
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FITNESS
We’ll be hosting a series of fitness classes led by incredible instructors, designed for every level whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, there’s something for everyone.
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WELLNESS
Featuring a wellness section with thoughtfully selected offerings focused on balance, self-care and intentional living whether you’re just getting into wellness or already fully committed, there’s something here for you.
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FOOD & DRINKS
A selection of food and drink vendors focused on fresh and nourishing. Every vendor is chosen with quality and balance in mind, so you can enjoy everything while still feeling good about it.
OUR SEASONAL MARKETS
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WINTER CLUBHOUSE
Hosted at The Square, this immersive seasonal experience brings together 150+ incredible vendors offering seasonal flavors, cozy winter treats and handcrafted goods.
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SUMMER COURTYARD
In partnership with Shop Made in DC is a summer market welcoming 5,000+ attendees for celebration of local makers, seasonal flavors and community.
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PUMPKIN BOULEVARD
With over 7,000 attendees and 80+ vendors, in partnership with Yelp DC at Dock 5, Union Market, this was the largest Fall and Halloween market in the DC area.
