Street Mrkt – September 2, 2016

South FIRST FRIDAYS presents
STREET MRKT September 2nd
7–11pm in the SoFA District

In addition to the monthly Art Walk is STREET MRKT on First Fridays of August, September & October. This nighttime urban faire features 40+ artists, creative vendors and music out on South First Street (between San Carlos and San Salvador) in the SoFA District. All art venues and the STREET MRKT are FREE & open to the public.

MUSIC: Royal Jelly Jive, Sister Grizzly, Lisa Dewey, and DJs Sonido Clash in the Beer Garden

STAGE SCHEDULE: (located near California Theatre)
8:00pm — Lisa Dewey
9:00pm — Sister Grizzly
10:00pm — Royal Jelly Jive

STREET MRKT participating artists & indie creatives:
Almost Done Jewelry
American Temple by Nancy Guillen
BOLO Vintage
Bros Lunch Movie Factory
Keith Bunnell
David Canavese
Classic Loot
Samantha Cook
Ange Cox
Crossroads Trading
Current Tattooing
DonBon
Fatal Jewelry
Michael Foley
Force 129 & Betty Proper
Galactic Romance
Marvin Garcia
Emo Gonzales
Higher Fire Clayspace
Idica Has A Posse
Jodi408
Loyola Works
Masako Esparragoza
Luna Park Chalk Art Festival
Sean Nash
Petite Galleria
Al Preciado
Rachel Riot Designs
Joshua Rios
Sea Senorita Studios
Slave Labor Graphics
Steamy Tech
TechShop SJ Artist in Residence
Underground Fashion Boutique
Unique Fitz
Valentino Loyola Productions
Visual and Public Art
CSUMB
Visual Confections
Wicker Woodworks
Works San José
Zonkey

plus Craft Brew Beer & Gourmet Food Trucks

plus Beer Garden sponsored by Lagunitas & Gourmet Food Trucks

STREET MRKT is free and open to the public.
STREET MRKT is a seasonal event taking place on the First Fridays of August, September and now October since the Summer of 2006.

In addition to wonderful restaurants and cafés in the district, an assortment of food trucks will be on site including:

STREET MRKT is produced by Two Fish Design and powered by local artists, musicians and indie-creatives.

THANK YOU! to our STREET MRKT partners and sponsors:
Lagunitas Brewing Co., City of San Jose’s Office of Cultural Affairs, San Jose Downtown Association, and Techshop. Supported in part by a Cultural Affairs Grant from the City of San Jose

Street Mrkt is a Bright Green San José event! The food scraps, compostable plates, cups and utensils are made into a rich natural fertilizer to reduce the amount of space taken up at landfills and to keep our soil healthy. Please check the sticker on the waste bins to make sure you’re putting items in the right bin. Thank you for contributing to a Bright Green San José.

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