A market takes over downtown

Nearly 100 vendors selling vintage finds, jewelry, ceramics, clothing and art will fill part of downtown Collingswood for one outdoor Sunday this September.

Sunday, Sept. 20

The fall edition of Clover Market runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free.

Irvin Avenue and nearby lots

The market spreads across Irvin Avenue and parking lots just off Haddon Avenue, a short walk from the Collingswood PATCO station.

More than vintage racks

Beyond the vintage hunt, shoppers will find pottery, jewelry, candles, soaps, artwork, accessories, home goods and specialty foods.

Who is selling

Milk Machine Vintage, Fishtown Pickle Project, The Mid-Century Sisters, Mount Airy Candle Co. and Ian M Petrie Ceramics are among the names on this year's list.

Ten food and drink stalls

Meatwagon BBQ, Little Sicilian, Dan's Waffles, Mannino's Cannoli and Bubba's Creamery are on the lineup. Revolution Coffee and Pirate Pete's Soda handle drinks.

Music, crafts and face paint

Wayside Shakeup plays from noon to 3 p.m. Kids get free crafts, with face painting from Mermaid Ally for an extra charge. Finding Shelter and PURR Philly will be there too.

Rain or shine, dogs welcome

The market goes ahead outdoors unless severe weather forces a cancellation. Leashed dogs are fine as long as they are comfortable in crowds.

Take PATCO or park nearby

The site is steps from the Collingswood PATCO station, an easy ride from Philly. Drivers are pointed to the 500-space PATCO lot one block away.

Do not show up early

Clover Market does not allow early-bird shopping. Wait until 10 a.m. so vendors have time to finish setting up.

“Clover Market doesn't allow early-bird shopping and asks people to wait until 10 a.m.”