Pop-up shops are coming to Market East
By Mike D'Onofrio
Published on April 27, 2026.
New pop-up businesses are set to open in Market East, Philadelphia, from May 6 to July 31. The businesses will be located in properties donated by Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment and Comcast, part of their efforts to revitalize the area. The pop-ups will offer items from vintage clothes, records, and live events. The initiative is part of the city-funded Meantime on Market initiative, led by Center City District and the nonprofit Meantantic.
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