KQED Hosts Handmade Home Market in SF
KQED is presenting a Handmade Home Market at the San Francisco Ferry Building. The curated event brings together local artisans selling plants, kitchen essentials, and unique home decor.
The KQED Handmade Home Market is a one-day event scheduled for Sunday, March 1, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The market will be held in the Grand Hall on the second floor of the historic San Francisco Ferry Building. For those interested in unique plants, Flora Grubb Gardens will be a featured vendor, known for their wide selection of drought-tolerant plants, succulents, and rare palms. This offers a great opportunity for Bay Area homeowners looking for resilient and beautiful options for their gardens. The market will also feature a variety of artisans specializing in home goods. Among them is Stephen Moore Home, which offers a curated collection of hand-crafted housewares, vintage accessories, and antiques. Studio Patro will be present with their line of high-quality linen goods, including tea towels and aprons, all designed and made in San Francisco. Ceramics enthusiasts will find unique pieces from artists like Lizette Sanchez, a multidisciplinary artist and ceramics expert, and Three Plums Pottery, which specializes in heirloom quality housewares. Additionally, women-owned Speckle Studio will be showcasing their handmade ceramics. For a sensory experience, the market will feature several candle makers. JIA Candles creates all-natural soy wax candles with scents inspired by the owner's Asian American heritage. Stash Candles will also be in attendance, offering their own line of unique home fragrances. Traveling from Fremont is convenient via public transportation. A BART ride from Fremont to the Embarcadero station, which is a short walk from the Ferry Building, takes approximately 45 to 50 minutes and costs between $5 and $8. For those who prefer to drive, various parking options are available near the Ferry Building, including metered street parking and several public garages. It is advisable to book a spot in advance, especially on a weekend. The Ferry Building's location offers opportunities for a full day of family activities. Nearby attractions include the Exploratorium, the San Francisco Railway Museum, and Sue Bierman Park, which features a playground. The area along the Embarcadero is also ideal for walking or biking.
