Your Questions, Answered.
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Found in the Fog is a thoughtfully curated antique and collectibles market inspired by San Francisco’s long-standing antique market culture and love of objects with history. Held outdoors in the Marina District, the market brings together antiques, vintage, art, furniture, and thoughtfully selected local makers—alongside curated food vendors, live music, Experiential Activations and a family-friendly kids area.
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FOUND IN THE FOG is a monthly market held on the last Sunday of each month from April through October.
While we aim to maintain a consistent schedule, event dates may occasionally shift due to weather, holidays, venue requirements, or other special circumstances. Should any changes occur, vendors will be notified well in advance.
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The market is hosted at the historic Marina Middle School campus in San Francisco’s Marina District.
3500 Fillmore Street
Exact entry points and parking details will be shared ahead of each market date.
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Market hours: 8am-3pm
Vendor load-in: Early morning (specific times provided prior to each event). Exact hours may evolve as we learn what works best for vendors, neighbors, and attendees.
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Secure your spot in advance and unlock a $15 all-access pass, allowing entry at any time throughout the day.
Tickets will also be available for purchase at the door. Entry fees help support event operations, staffing, and programming with a portion of profits benefitting Marina Middle School. All ticket sales are final.
Entry Fees (At the Door):
$20 Early Bird: 8am–12pm
$15 Mid-Day: 12pm–3 pmChildren 14 and under are free.
Supporting local education: A percentage of profits benefits Marina Middle School. ✨
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Found in the Fog focuses on quality, character, and curation. Expect a mix of:
Antiques & collectibles
Vintage furniture & décor
Vintage clothing & textiles
Art, photography, and prints
Select local makers and specialty goods
Curated Food Vendors
Experiential Vendors & Activations
Family-Friendly Kids Area with Arts & Crafts
We aim for a balanced mix that feels inspiring, not overwhelming — and never like a farmers market or swap meet.
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Yes! Vendors are welcome to share a booth, with a maximum of two vendors per booth.
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Yes. A selection of curated food and beverage vendors will be available on-site.
This is intended to complement the market experience — not overwhelm it.
Interested in becoming a food vendor? Email us at info@foundinthefogsf.com
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Due to the Marina location, parking is limited.
Vendors will be able to load in and unload at designated times and areas.
After load-in, some vendors may be required to park off-site.
On-site parking may be available for an additional fee, pending availability. All parking options, pricing, and logistics will be clearly outlined during vendor registration.
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Limited street parking and garages are available in the surrounding neighborhood. Whenever possible, we encourage guests to walk, bike, or use ride-share or public transportation to help keep the area accessible for neighbors.
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Yes. The venue is ADA accessible, with accessible pathways throughout the market.
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Yes. Pets are welcome as long as they remain on leash and do not disturb vendors or fellow visitors.
If an animal becomes disruptive, we may kindly ask that it be removed from the market. Pets must remain with their owners at all times and may not be tied to fences or left unattended.
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Found in the Fog is an outdoor event and will generally run rain or shine.
In the case of severe weather, vendors and attendees will be notified of any changes as early as possible.
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We recommend bringing:
Comfortable walking shoes
A tote or cart for treasures
A mix of cash and cards (payment methods vary by vendor)
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Vendor applications are now being accepted. Please follow the prompts on the home page to submit your application.
Questions about vendor registration? Send us a message: Vendors@FoundintheFogSF.com
To be the first to know, join our mailing list or follow us onInstagram: @foundinthefog.sf.
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Found in the Fog is a family-run project founded by a small team with deep roots in hospitality, art, antiques, and community-building in San Francisco. Our goal is to create a market that feels intentional, well-run, and worth returning to month after month.
Visit our About Us page to learn more about the team behind the market.