Pop-up markets have the power to liven up any location; neighborhoods transform their streets to host small stalls and stands brimming with a variety of items. And the fact is that these gathering spots have become more popular than ever in Seville, with the one we’re focusing on—the picturesque Recoveco Market—standing out like few others.
This artisan market has carved out a niche in the city’s leisure calendar with three annual events, in the fall, at Christmas, and in the spring.
We’re thrilled that San Julián is once again hosting this event, which has been showcasing hundreds of products across various spots in the neighborhood since 2019. Specifically, this edition will feature a wide array of stalls over two consecutive weekends: May 16 and 17.
Local crafts in San Julián
A veritable showcase of local crafts that encompasses much more than just fashion and accessories. Jewelry, home decor and design, metalwork, cabinetmaking and restoration, ceramics, illustration, and cosmetics, among others.
An ideal opportunity to venture beyond the confines of Calle Feria or embrace this gathering of creators.
Recoveco Market Locations
Specifically, there will be six venues spread throughout the neighborhood, each hosting a large roster of artists.
- La Puerta Roja (26 Fray Diego de Cádiz St.). For the occasion, it will share its space with Marilene, Plan C, Cristina Sánchez Jewelry, Sarabia Stationery with a Southern Twist, and Alambique Natural Cosmetics.
- Nantú (c/ San Hermenfildo, 1 acc E). Gloria’s fashion and clothing project will host Koko Che Jota, Maguaviva, and Floki Cerámica.
- San Hermenegildo 6A will host Macareno Studio, Como Matilda, Aguiar Cerámica, Rossitta Paris, The Sevillaner, and Bicholú.
- Wud taller (6 Aceituno St.), run by woodworkers and restorers Isabelle Pradas and Natalia Mateu. Their space will also feature the work of Mi abuela Lila, Descará, Curiosoplant, Irene Doravi, Supenkisima, and Taller La Encina.
- Pinto 1.1 (c/ Sol, 90). La Damajuana, Steph Da Rocha Porcelain, Chee Cultural, Sitarte, Delirio, and other plants and Malva.
- La Justa (86 Sol St.). Next weekend, this venue will host Vera Conesa, Te Printed Rabbit, Hilo Mandarina, Cucú Joyas, Guasinei, and Carmen Campos.
- Las niñas (8 Pasaje Mallol St., Shop 4). Miao Joyas and La Mari Muriel will invite Golondrinas Cerámica and Fango y Flores to this little corner of San Julián.
- Telita Lab (Pasaje Mallol 8, Local 5). Telita, Niebla, DarioGurumi, and La Mumima. Additionally, Enuso Cerámica, Kurxu Mura, and Kitxeti will join the lineup.
- Harinas de Ronda, Achilipú hot sauces, Apis Ibérica, and Trankila Café will offer their products at El Patio de Pasaje Mallol, 8.
Those planning to stop by Recoveco Market can do so on both days from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
The streets of the San Julián neighborhood that will come alive for the occasion are Aceituno, San Hermenegildo, Morera, Pasaje Mallol, Sol, and Fray Diego de Cádiz.
Oils, chocolate, and coffee at El Patio de Pasaje Mallol
In addition to the projects scattered throughout these houses, there is the courtyard of Pasaje Mallol, an open-air meeting spot.
This space will feature Achilipú, the Andalusian chili brand; Apis Ibéricas honeys; and Trankila coffees.
