Join us for a relaxed spring market by the water where the vibe is easy, social, and meant to be enjoyed at your own pace.
Market at the Marina invites you to sip coffee or mimosas, browse thoughtfully curated local vendors, and linger a little longer in a cozy indoor setting alongside our café.
Expect handmade goods, art, books, gifts, and lifestyle finds — all in a space designed for connection, not crowds.
Whether you’re meeting a friend, treating yourself, or discovering something new, this is a market made for slow strolling, good conversation, and supporting local creatives.
✨ Indoor market
☕ Café open
🥂 Mimosas flowing
🛍️ Local makers & artists
Come sip, shop, and stroll with us by the water.
The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books is country's largest literary event! It began in 1996 with a simple goal: to bring together the people who create books with the people who love to read them. The festival was an immediate success and has evolved to include live bands, poetry readings, film screenings, and artists creating their work on-site.
The festival attracts approximately 160,000 people of all ages each year from Southern California and all around the country. Admission is free!
https://events.latimes.com/festivalofbooks/faq/
Come shop for your mom at this unique outdoor market!
Join us for our 5th Oddities & Curiosities Show in Nevada City. We'll kick off October by bringing the real macabre to this charming Victorian town in Gold Country to celebrate our 5 year anniversary. We'll be bringing back our favorite things from the first 4 years with lots of surprises and entertainment, as well as 3 bands and tattoos from Punk & Bunny!
Fall Into Books Fest was founded in 2024 by Ayesha of Heartbound Bookshop and author Emily B. Rose of Azurose Designs. It began with a friendship cultivated by two small bookish business owners based out of Anaheim, CA, who want to bring more diverse and financially accessible events to the SoCal community. Emily and Ayesha also loved the idea of a fall-themed book festival, reminiscent of fall festivals and the scholastic book fairs we all loved as kids. And as two women of marginalized identities, with a passion for uplifting the voices most often unrepresented, Fall Into Books Fest was born.