About
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analog market is tightly curated around genuinely handmade or vintage goods rather than mass-produced inventory. Its one-day mix ranges from stationery and tintype portraits to jewelry, art, chocolate, and beverage syrups, making it a focused stop for shoppers who care how objects were made.
What to expect
Plan a compact Sunday shopping visit between 11am and 5pm. Browse the second-floor market for handcrafted and vintage goods, then continue into Albany Park rather than driving between stops; the organizer specifically recommends walking or public transit because nearby Sunday church activity makes the area busy. The Brown Line and two bus routes all stop within a few blocks.
Good to know
- The market runs Sunday, November 15, from 11am to 5pm.
- General admission is free.
- The market is on the second floor and is not ADA-compliant.
- The organizer recommends walking or public transit because the neighborhood is busy on Sundays.
- The Kedzie Brown Line station is three blocks north of the shop.
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Common questions
Is analog market free?
Yes. The official listing states that admission is free.
What are the market hours?
The one-day market runs Sunday, November 15, 2026, from 11am to 5pm.
What kinds of goods are sold?
The listing names handmade or vintage stationery, jewelry, tintype portraits, art, chocolate, beverage syrups, and vintage postage.
Is the market ADA accessible?
No. The organizer states that the second-floor event space is not ADA-compliant.
How can visitors reach the market by transit?
The Kedzie Brown Line station is three blocks away, and the 78 Montrose and 93 California buses stop within one block.