“Talking to people, meeting people, and falling into good conversations with people was really fun. Hearing how people reacted to my work and seeing what people bought and resonated was super interesting”.

— Ella


“A part of the reason I had fun at the market was because I pushed myself out of my comfort zone and spoke to all who would stop by my booth, it helps relax the situation, even if they did not buy something I got the chance improve my social skills”.

— Jay


“I learned how to price my art for the first time, how to manufacture goods (and which manufacturers are best for what, how to set up my files, and how long it actually takes), and information for the future on what types of things sell well for me personally”.

Alicia

Join the Fun


Apply to Art Market at Artnight Pasadena, October 9th


Year Round Opportunities


Timing

Art Market 2026 takes place October 9th from 6pm - 10pm. Applications open June 8th and deadline to apply is July 19th.


Who is Eligible

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  • Current and LOA students across all majors and terms are able to participate

  • Students on an F1 Visa, who are not legally able to make money in the US, are invited to participate in a display-only table

  • Alumni who graduated in the last 5 years (2021 - 2026)


Requirements

If accepted student vendors are required to attend a prep and post workshop and fill out a reflection survey.

If accepted alumni vendors who graduated before 2025 are required to pay a $25 vendor fee which includes a 5’ table, chair, and black tablecloth


Resources


FAQ


The Art Market is an application-based program that offers students a chance to develop and apply their business skills in a low-stakes environment and make money while learning! This is not just about vend, it’s an experiential learning opportunity that builds skills, community, and confidence.

Overview


  • Practice pricing their work based on value, cost to produce, and market demand

  • Learn how to present and talk about their work to a public audience

  • Gain experience with customer engagement, feedback, and transactions

  • Develop systems for tracking inventory and taking payment

  • Build confidence and resilience talking to potential customers and testing how their products are received in a live setting

Participating students