Community Market Atlanta
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Community Market Atlanta organizes art and craft markets that support LGBTQIA+ artists and bring neighbors together. Visitors can shop for local art and vintage goods, meet others, or volunteer. Artists can apply for booths with sliding-scale fees, and some booths are free, with priority for LGBTQIA+, Black, Indigenous, and other artists of color. Offers: Art and craft markets; Sliding-scale vendor booths; Free vendor booth opportunities; LGBTQIA+ community gatherings; Volunteer opportunities. Email communitymarketatlanta@gmail.com for market questions or use the vendor and volunteer forms on their link page.
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- Taking volunteers now
- YesFrom the description, not confirmed
- Kind of work
- Events, Hands-on (sorting, serving, building), Using a skill (legal, medical, tech, trades)From the description, not confirmed
- How to sign up
- Volunteer sign-up form on the Get Involved pageFrom the description, not confirmed
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Community Market Atlanta ServicesService
This service offers art and craft markets where people can shop, meet others, or volunteer. It is for local artists, especially LGBTQIA+ artists and artists of color.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Vendor booth applicationService
Artists and makers apply to sell at the markets and pick which events they want. LGBTQIA+ vendors are chosen first, then allies if there is room. Booth prices slide with what you can pay.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Volunteer at marketsProgram
Volunteers help run the markets, especially the larger events. Photographers are also wanted. There is a sign-up form on the site.
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