You can visit this pop-up shopping experience that highlights female, BIPOC, and queer brands at Union Market this weekend.
, a traveling shopping experience that highlights conscious local and national brands—over half women-owned, and a quarter BIPOC and queer-owned—is wrapping up its residency near Union Market after Sunday, June 5 .
The market stocks more than 120 brands and 400-plus products in food, beverage, home, body, and pet care—and is perfect for snagging a last minute treat or Father’s Day gift. We chatted with founder Emily Schildt about her favorite finds for the DC shop.
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