30+ Booths and Free Live Music: The Boho Market Returns to CityLine on Nov. 13

A Friday Night Market Worth Blocking Off Your Calendar

If you have not been to CityLine Plaza after dark on a market night, Friday, November 13 is a reasonable time to start. The Boho Market returns to 1150 State St. from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. for its monthly CityLine Night Market, and the format is straightforward: more than 30 booths of handmade and vintage goods, free live music, and no admission charge to walk in the door.

The event is part of a recurring monthly series that has built a steady following among Richardson residents who want a low-pressure weekend-eve option that keeps them local. The Boho Market bills its CityLine edition as one of the largest makers markets in Texas, and the November installment lands on a date — the Friday before the second weekend of the month — that sits neatly between the flurry of November 7 events and the Thanksgiving stretch later in the month.

What You’ll Find at the Booths

The market’s vendor mix leans toward independent makers rather than resellers. Expect handcrafted items across a range of categories: ceramics, candles, art prints, jewelry, clothing, home goods, and vintage pieces that vary week to week depending on who has secured a booth. With more than 30 vendors confirmed for the November date, there is enough variety to browse for a full hour without circling back.

For residents who have already started holiday shopping — or who want to — the timing is deliberate. A Friday night in mid-November puts the market roughly six weeks before the holidays, early enough that anything purchased still has room to be wrapped and shipped if needed.

Parking and Getting There

CityLine Plaza sits at 1150 State St. in Richardson’s CityLine district, 75082. Street parking and surface lots are available in the CityLine development. The area is also served by DART, with the CityLine/Bush station nearby — a detail worth noting if you plan to make an evening of it and prefer not to deal with a parking search after dark.

The Free Music Component

Live music runs alongside the market for the full four-hour window. The Boho Market has not published a performer lineup for the November 13 date as of this writing, but the format at previous CityLine editions has kept the music ambient enough to hold a conversation at a booth without raising your voice — practical if you are trying to ask a maker about materials or sizing while something is playing twenty feet away.

Admission to the market is free, and no ticket purchase or registration is required to attend. The music is included.

Why This Fits Richardson Specifically

CityLine has functioned as one of Richardson’s higher-traffic mixed-use zones since the development opened, drawing residents from the surrounding neighborhoods as well as workers from the corporate campuses nearby. The monthly night market has become one of the more consistent community-gathering formats in that corridor — predictable enough that regulars block it off in advance, accessible enough that first-timers can walk in without planning.

November’s edition also arrives in a month that is unusually active for Richardson arts and community programming. The Eisemann Center has performances nearly every weekend through the end of the month, and the Richardson Senior Center has events of its own on the calendar. The Boho Market at CityLine slots in as the Friday anchor for a weekend that is otherwise quieter on the Richardson events schedule, making it a practical first stop before whatever the rest of the weekend holds.

Quick Reference

• Date: Friday, November 13, 2026
• Hours: 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
• Location: CityLine Plaza, 1150 State St., Richardson, TX 75082
• Admission: Free
• Vendors: 30-plus booths, handmade and vintage goods
• Live music: Included, runs the duration of the market
• More info: thebohomarket.com

No tickets, no cover, and no reason to stay home on a Friday night when the weather in early November is usually still cooperative enough to make an outdoor market worth the trip.