Something in the Water 2022: Festival gives local vendors a chance to shine

Something in the Water 2022: Day two recap

FOX 5's Sierra Fox has a look back at all the fun had during the second day of the Something in the Water festival happening in D.C.

WASHINGTON - The Something in the Water music festival happening in Southwest D.C. this weekend is giving local vendors a chance to show off their products.

On Saturday and Sunday, the festival hosted the DC + XQ Community Market.

The market, located near the festival grounds at Independence Avenue and 12th Street SW, will feature an array of local vendors, merchants, entrepreneurs, and entertainers representing DC’s unique and vibrant culture.

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Here's a full list of the vendors you can check out at the community market:

The Madness Shop
Afro Soca Love
Arielle Oyster Company
Black Girl Ventures (Sunday Only)
Bun'd Up
Chris Pyrate and Friends
Femly
Flavorture
Kitchen Savages
Little Miner Taco
Minority Business Development Agency
Mocktail Club
Paradyce Clothing Company
Qi Essential Oils
Stop Smack’N
That Philly Spot
The Museum DC
The Spice Suite
The Village DC: Cafe + Lab
Turning Natural

The market will also feature an "original visual representation of community" put together by three D.C. artists, Keyonna Jones, Jamilla Okubo, and Chris Pyrate, as part of a community art program.

The market is open to the public and is programmed to serve all ages. It will run from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday.