Pickwick Vintage Show at ROW DTLA | October 2026

ROW DTLA has become one of downtown Los Angeles's go-to destinations for markets and pop-ups, and on October 17, 2026, the Pickwick Vintage Show sets up shop there for a full day of curated vintage fashion and goods. Admission is $10.

What Pickwick Brings

Pickwick Vintage Show is a curated market format, which means you're not wading through a sea of random cast-offs. The vendors are selected for quality and range, so the floor tends to run from deadstock denim and 1970s knitwear to mid-century homewares and accessories. If you've hit the Melrose Flea or the Pasadena Rose Bowl and found them too chaotic, Pickwick is a calmer, more edited alternative. The $10 entry fee keeps the casual browser out and keeps the floor less crowded than free-entry markets.

About ROW DTLA

ROW DTLA at 777 S Alameda Street is a converted warehouse complex in the Alameda District, sitting on the southern edge of the Arts District. The development spans several blocks of former industrial space, now occupied by restaurants, retail, and event venues. For a vintage market, it's an ideal backdrop: the exposed brick, loading docks, and wide-open courtyards give vendors room to spread out and give shoppers room to move.

The complex connects naturally to a day in the area. You could start with coffee at one of the cafes inside ROW, walk the market, then head a few blocks north into the Arts District for lunch. Or head east toward Hacienda Village and Little Tokyo. The neighborhood has a concentration of independent food and drink spots that makes a market day feel like a full afternoon rather than a quick errand.

Getting There

ROW DTLA sits at 777 S Alameda Street in downtown. By Metro, the E Line (Expo Line) stops at Pico Station, about a ten-minute walk. The A Line at San Pedro Street is another option if you're coming from the south. If you drive, ROW DTLA has its own parking structure with validated options depending on what you buy. Street parking on Alameda can be tight on weekends, so the structure is usually the easier call.

The venue is accessible and the outdoor/semi-covered layout means you're not stuck inside a convention hall, and there's usually a breeze coming through.

What to Bring

Cash still gets you faster transactions at most vendor booths, though most sellers now take cards or Venmo. Bring a tote or a bag with some structure if you plan to buy: a folded blazer or a stack of records doesn't do well in a soft grocery bag. Wear shoes you can stand in for a couple of hours. And arrive earlier rather than later: the best pieces go fast and sellers start packing by the last hour.

Tickets and event details are available through the link below.

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