Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Huntsville, Alabama

Christkindlmarket Huntsville is a juried holiday art market at the Orion Amphitheater, produced by Arts Huntsville, an organization with more than 60 years of experience running arts festivals. The market features more than 60 regional visual artists selling original handcrafted work across a range of mediums, and the field is curated rather than open — acceptance is not guaranteed. Seasonal food and beverages and live holiday music run alongside the market, and the format is built to keep guests on site rather than moving them through quickly.

Greene Street Market is a downtown Huntsville weekly market running Thursday afternoons from May through October, plus holiday markets in November and December. Vendors include local growers of vegetables, fruits, herbs, flowers, and bedding plants; producers of poultry and meats; bakers and cheesemakers; specialty food makers (honey, jams, relishes, prepared meals); and local artisans hand-crafting beads, clothing, baskets, and more. Note: Multiple fee options are available.

Long-running Madison County produce market dating to 1814, in a permanent building since 1984. Separate sections for farmer-growers and commercial resellers. Busy season starts in June.

NEACA holiday handmade craft show with about 210 vendor booths. Free admission, family-friendly crowd shopping early for the holidays.

NEACA juried handmade craft show, 100+ makers.

NE Alabama Crafters Assoc. juried handmade craft show, over 200 vendors.

Held in downtown Huntsville's Big Spring Park each April, Panoply Arts Festival brings together 100+ visual artists across mediums in the Art Marketplace, 20+ local music acts, culinary food trucks, and kid-friendly activities. An established juried event with strong attendance — solid fit if you're looking for a Southeast arts crowd in late spring. Note: No application link or vendor information is currently 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.

The Village of Providence Market runs twice weekly in Huntsville — Saturdays from late March through mid-December, and Thursdays from early April through mid-December. It sets up in the greenspace at the center of the Village of Providence Town Center, surrounded by hotels, restaurants, shops, and residences. The field covers local produce sold directly by farmers alongside artisan and handmade products and food vendors. The nine-month season and two market days a week make this a substantial commitment for vendors taking a regular stall. Note: Numerous fee options are available.