2024 Vendors
Thank you to all of our vendors for this year’s festival.
| Magnolia Lane Store | Tiendia Bonita | Ola Boutique |
| Fridalia | Scents by Lex | Tres Marias |
| Barrio Antiguo | Designs by Aida | Azulfrida |
| Todo Fresh | Mi Sonrisa Market | Dahlia Artesanal |
| Moon & Cats | Uvibes Boutique | Azul Mora Jewelry |
| Amor y Lumbre | Accesorios Galva | Dvora Jewelry |
| Candy Inspired | Elvira Ocampo | LunaClay |
| Ilsa’s Glam Boutique | Chococabra | Poppssibilities |
| Mimissweets | Cultured Critter Collective | Twisted Roxy Art |
| Maribel Qs Artistry | Christian Navarrete | Laura Lopez Cano |
| JQ Studio | Menowake | Alma Rivas |
| Blanca’s Cafe |
The Frida Festival Mercado Booths consist of a select group of unique artists, artisan vendors, chefs, craft specialists, clothes designers, jewelers, accessories and more. The group is curated based on their unique contribution to the market. New and returning members create new and one-of-a-kind products specifically for the festival’s patrons and Frida lovers.
In 2018, the Festival had over 100 participants, including sponsors, children’s activity center, voter registration and information center and the East End Studio Gallery Art Consignment Presentation.
In 2019, we had 80 booths comprised of merchandise, artists, foodie and clothes designers, with the remaining booths comprising sponsors, for a total of 100. The children’s activity center, as well as the voter registration booth were featured on their own during the festival.
For 2021, we had 35 booths of original art and crafts.
For 2022, we had 40 booths of original art and crafts.
For 2023, we had 60 booths of original art and crafts.