A community vendor event built around witchcraft and magick with over 200 rotating vendors, a taco trailer, and free entry for all ages.
The Austin Witches Market returns to The Buzz Mill on Saturday, September 26, for its Full Moon edition. It's a community vendor event built around witchcraft and magick, part of a larger series that rotates more than 200 vendors across various Austin venues. If you've been to one of these before, you know the drill: a wide array of local makers and practitioners set up shop under one roof, each bringing their own take on the craft. This particular edition is open to all ages, and friendly pets are welcome, so it's as much a family outing as it is a shopping trip.
Since the market rotates its vendors, the mix changes from one event to the next. You'll find a variety of handmade goods, tools, and services centered on the occult and the mystical, with different people taking the lead each time. It's less of a static fair and more of a rotating community, which means there's usually something new to see even if you've stopped by several times before.
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On the practical side, the market runs from 6 PM to 10 PM at The Buzz Mill, 1505 Town Creek Dr., Austin, TX 78741. There's a Santo Patio taco trailer on-site if you want to grab a bite while you browse, and large free customer parking is available, which makes getting in and out a lot easier. Entry is free, so you can just show up and wander through.
