Latin America Market
Rotating market platform for Latin American vendors and entrepreneurs
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Worth knowing
- Markets held at different locations and times. Check their website for current schedule.
- Booth fee typically $30-$50 per event, vendors supply their own 10x10 canopy
- Family-friendly atmosphere with occasional live music performances
- Serves as a launchpad for Latin American entrepreneurs and small businesses
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About Latin America Market
Latin America Market is a rotating pop-up venue created to support Latin American entrepreneurs and small business owners in the Round Rock area. Founded and operated by Marcela De Stefano and her son Marcelo Parodi, the market provides affordable booth spaces ($30-$50 per event) for vendors to sell products and food from across Latin America. Markets rotate through different locations and times based on venue availability and community needs.
The market has become known for its welcoming family atmosphere and diverse product offerings spanning multiple Latin American countries and cuisines. Visitors regularly encounter food, handmade goods, and local services from independent vendors, with live music performances at select events.
At its core, Latin America Market functions as a business incubator and marketing platform, helping emerging entrepreneurs build customer bases through accessible event participation and community support.
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Where are Latin America Market events held?
Latin America Market rotates between different locations in the Round Rock area depending on venue availability. The exact locations and dates for upcoming markets are posted on their website, updated regularly as new venues and dates are confirmed.
What kind of vendors participate?
The market attracts Latin American entrepreneurs offering food, handmade crafts, products, and services from various countries throughout Latin America. This includes specialty foods, baked goods, artisan items, and locally owned businesses seeking to build their customer base.
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