The Boho Market

A marketplace, not a confirmed shopping list

The Boho Market describes its markets as gatherings of vendors, artisans and makers, with vendors selected through an application process. Across the organizer’s markets, its broad product categories include locally made, handcrafted, vintage, fair-trade and give-back products. These are general selection criteria, not a promise that any particular category or item will appear in Dallas on Nov. 22.

The organizer says its artisan mix changes from market to market, and the event listing names no sellers or specific products for this edition. That makes the event a better fit for browsing than for planning around a particular maker or purchase. Admission is free, but any purchases are separate.

Further reading: The Boho Market — Klyde Warren Park ↗ · Have Questions About Our Texas Artisan Markets? | FAQs ↗ · Shop One-of-a-kind Artisan Markets in Texas | Events ↗

A park visit beyond the vendor area

The market listing points to park amenities including restaurants, food trucks, a splash pad, a dog park and a playground. Klyde Warren Park’s FAQ names Mi Cocina on the Park and La Parada as dining options and says food trucks are in the park throughout the week. Neither source identifies which trucks will be there on Nov. 22, and food or other purchases cost extra.

The park’s perimeter walk is about half a mile; that distance and the 5.4-acre size describe Klyde Warren Park, not the market itself. The park map names landmarks and amenities, including dining locations, restrooms, drinking fountains and wheelchair access. It can help with general orientation, but it does not locate the market booths.

Further reading: Shop One-of-a-kind Artisan Markets in Texas | Events ↗ · Frequently Asked Questions — Klyde Warren Park ↗ · Park Map — Klyde Warren Park ↗

Dog rules, access and the park’s entry notice

The organizer describes this edition as family-friendly and dog-friendly. Park rules allow dogs in open areas and on lawns, except among flowerbeds and plantings; dogs may be off leash in My Best Friend’s Park. Non-service animals are not allowed in the water features, so the market’s dog-friendly label does not mean dogs can enter every park area.

Klyde Warren Park says its grounds are designed for wheelchair navigation, with a ramped entrance and soft surfaces, and that all restrooms are wheelchair accessible. Public restrooms are near Nancy Best Fountain on the East Lawn and beside La Parada on the West Lawn. Those are park-wide details; the event listing does not describe the vendor area’s layout.

The park’s entry terms say that entering means agreeing to video capture of visitors’ voices and likenesses and to their uncompensated use for news coverage or park publicity. The notice also includes a release of Klyde Warren Park and its successors, assigns and licensees from liability connected with that use.

Further reading: Shop One-of-a-kind Artisan Markets in Texas | Events ↗ · Frequently Asked Questions — Klyde Warren Park ↗ · Park Map — Klyde Warren Park ↗