Market

7 photos · 2017–2022

7 photographs tagged Market, 2017–2022.

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Free Palestine mural on the side of a Minneapolis corner store
A corner store in South Minneapolis displays flags representing Palestine and the United States. The "Free Palestine" message, painted alongside the Palestinian flag, reflects solidarity and political sentiment.

South Minneapolis Corner Store: Palestine and US Flags

A fruit stand at the San Pedro Market in Belize is shown during a rain shower.
A fruit stand at the San Pedro Market on Ambergris Caye, Belize, operates in a heavy rain shower. The stand displays pineapples, watermelons, citrus, bananas, tomatoes, and other produce beneath a painted awning marked “Gaviota.”

Rain Soaks a Fruit Stand at San Pedro Market

Third Avenue Food Market in Minneapolis
Third Avenue Food Market, located at 1905 3rd Ave S in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is a neighborhood grocery store. The market's prominent signage and illuminated interior suggest it serves as a local hub for convenience and essential goods. Its presence on Third Avenue South places it within a historically significant commercial corridor of the city. The store's operation, indicated by the "OPEN EVERY DAY" sign, highlights its role in providing continuous service to the community.

Third Avenue Food Market, Minneapolis – Open Every Day

Market vendors display colorful clothing and textiles along a narrow street in Panajachel, Guatemala near Lake Atitlán.
Calle Santander is Panajachel's main commercial corridor, running from the highway entrance down toward the shore of Lake Atitlán. Vendor stalls line both sides of the street, selling huipiles, woven textiles, and clothing produced by Maya artisans from towns around the lake. Because of its concentration of tourist shops and restaurants, locals have long nicknamed the street "Gringotenango." Panajachel itself serves as the main gateway town for Lake Atitlán, connecting visitors to boat launches that reach villages such as Santiago Atitlán and San Pedro La Laguna.

Clothing Stalls Along Calle Santander in Panajachel

Shoppers browse clothing and goods at Antigua Central Market in Guatemala, lined with blue vendor stalls beneath mountain foothills.
Antigua's Mercado Central sits just northwest of Parque Central, a short walk from Calle del Arco. The market was rebuilt after the 1976 earthquake destroyed much of the city's commercial infrastructure, and it remains the primary source of clothing, shoes, textiles, and household goods for residents of La Antigua Guatemala. Covered stalls line narrow walkways that connect to the city's produce and food market, forming one continuous trading complex used daily by vendors from Antigua and surrounding villages.

Vendor Stalls at Antigua’s Central Market

Paris produce stall with stacked fruits and vegetables labeled by country of origin.
A produce stall in Paris displays fruits and vegetables in stacked green crates and baskets. Labels on the display identify produce by country of origin, including Spain, France, and Mexico.

Paris Produce Stall with Country-of-Origin Labels

Seestraße U-Bahn station platform in Berlin features a central kiosk with yellow storefront beneath fluorescent lighting.
Seestraße U-Bahn station in Berlin’s Wedding district, with a central kiosk on the platform. The station opened in 1923 and served as the northern terminus of the U6 line until the late 1950s.

Kiosk on the Platform at Seestraße Station

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