Evening open-air market through Vacaville's historic downtown, run by the Downtown Vacaville Business Improvement District, with a stated goal of growing past 200 vendors. Booth spaces are 10x10 and vendors supply their own pop-up canopy. Four separate applications run in parallel: artisans/retailers, hot and pre-packaged food, farmers/producers, and non-profit or informational booths. Vacaville business license and CA seller's permit required; food vendors also need a Solano County health permit and liability insurance. Application fees are charged at submission and booth fees on approval; all charges are non-refundable.

The Pelham Art Stroll is a free art event at Park 124 in Pelham on Sunday, November 8, 2026, from 1 to 4 PM, bringing together local artists, makers, and bakers. Alongside the vendor booths, programming includes live art demonstrations, children's and student artwork from Pelham City Schools, pet art, a community art installation attendees help build, and hands-on activities for children. The three-hour window is short, so vendors should plan for a compact selling day rather than a full-day setup.

Vineyard Artisans Festivals runs year-round on Martha's Vineyard — Memorial Day weekend, then twice-weekly Sundays and Thursdays through September, plus Labor Day and fall festivals. A juried show of 120+ island artists selling directly, held at the MV Grange Hall in West Tisbury. Voted Best of the Cape & Islands for 2025.

The Charleston City Night Market bills itself as the largest art market in the Southeast, running Friday and Saturday evenings from March through December across three blocks of the Charleston City Market. It features 100 local artists and craftspeople — including 25 new artists — selling original artwork, handmade housewares, and Charleston souvenirs, with live entertainment each night. Admission is free. The evening window means an after-dark selling environment, so vendors should plan booth lighting, and the ten-month weekend run lets vendors build repeat exposure rather than relying on a single date. Note: You must contact this organizer directly to apply—no application link or vendor information is available online.

Art in the Park is a juried outdoor art fair series run by the Waccamaw Arts & Crafts Guild, which has supported local artists since 1969. It's an artist-run venue held three weekends a year at Valor Park, Market Common, Myrtle Beach, 10 AM to 4 PM Saturday and Sunday. The 2026 dates are April 18–19, October 10–11, and November 14–15. The field is open to artists working in visual media — painting, drawing, sculpture, woodworking, photography, jewelry, fabric, glass, metal, pottery, stone, and mixed media. Only original work and high-quality prints or casts of the artist's own work are accepted; no resale and nothing outside the visual arts and crafts category. Guild membership brings a reduced booth fee. Because the show is juried, acceptance is not guaranteed.

Spring edition of the twice-yearly Pasadena Artazan Handcraft Market, 200+ exhibits with artist demonstrations, workshops, fine foods and live music.

Jackalope's Playhouse Village edition, one of three Pasadena fairs the operator runs each year. Juried strictly handmade with no AI, vintage or resale items. Waitlist applications are accepted and applicants are contacted only if a spot opens, with decisions balanced by product category.

An annual art market run by the Riverside Art Alliance at historic White Park, featuring 100 artist and artisan booths alongside a children's pavilion, art demonstrations, entertainment, and a beer and wine garden. The organizer supplies white EZ-UP canopies to all outdoor vendors, and personal canopies are not permitted — so vendors should plan a display that works inside a supplied tent. Booth locations are chosen through the online application, and booth sharing carries no extra charge. Legacy artists with three or more years of participation may register a week early, which means prime spots may be claimed before general registration opens.

The Gadsden Artisan & Farmers Market is a community market in Gadsden featuring local makers and growers side by side. Vendors sell handmade crafts and art, homegrown produce, baked goods, sourdough bread, homemade soaps, wood and glasswork, and jewelry. The mixed artisan-and-produce field means both makers and farmers have a place. Note: You must contact this organizer directly to apply—no application link or vendor information is available online.

The Market at MidCity is a Sunday artisan and farmers market in Huntsville's MidCity District, running mid-March through mid-November from 12 to 4 p.m. With over 50 farmers, bakers, and makers it's one of the largest farmers markets in Alabama. The vendor mix is weighted toward food — roughly 70% farmers and food vendors, 30% non-food and artisans — so makers are competing for a smaller share of the spaces. Music, art, and family activities run throughout the district during market hours.

Sand Mountain heritage festival celebrating local craftsmen/artisan vendors, food trucks and a dessert contest; Albertville Chamber; vendor registration.

Held on third Saturdays in Tuscaloosa at Kentuck at Queen City—just across from the Tuscaloosa Farmers Market—this free monthly art market features local artists, crafts for kids, a community art project, and access to the gallery. The market runs rain or shine and draws shoppers intentionally seeking to connect with local makers.