Soul Sundays Analog Market
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Events Description
Put your phone away and let the needle drop.
Soul Sundays Analog Market lands on the Rock Island Bridge May 24th, kicking off Memorial Day weekend and running first and third Sundays from 5 to 10 PM. It’s built around stepping back from the digital world. Vinyl-only DJs spinning records, beat makers working live, and vintage vendors set up across the bridge with one-of-a-kind finds for sale. Bring the phone for photos, then put it back in your pocket and just be there.
Here’s What to Expect:
- Vinyl-only DJ sets all night long
- Live analog beat making
- Vintage vendors with items for sale
- Food and drinks available on the bridge
- Five hours of old school sound with the Kansas River as your backdrop
Entry is free and open to the public.
- Make the most of your visit
Join us for lunch or dinner—our dining room and walk-up window are open daily.
From 11 AM to 3 PM, enjoy the casual Rock Island Eats lunch menu, featuring comfort-food favorites and quick bites.
Beginning at 3 PM, we serve the River House dinner menu, featuring Midwest lake-house favorites, coastal smokehouse flavors, cocktails, and scenic river views.
Prefer to grab your food and go enjoy the rest of the bridge? The walk-up window (Rock Island Eats) is open for both lunch and dinner.
See River House Menu
See Rock Island Eats Menu
More Upcoming Events
Put your phone away and let the needle drop.
Soul Sundays Analog Market lands on the Rock Island Bridge May 24th, kicking off Memorial Day weekend and running first and third Sundays from 5 to 10 PM. It’s built around stepping back from the digital world. Vinyl-only DJs spinning records, beat makers working live, and vintage vendors set up across the bridge with one-of-a-kind finds for sale. Bring the phone for photos, then put it back in your pocket and just be there.
Here’s What to Expect:
- Vinyl-only DJ sets all night long
- Live analog beat making
- Vintage vendors with items for sale
- Food and drinks available on the bridge
- Five hours of old school sound with the Kansas River as your backdrop
Entry is free and open to the public.
