Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Kingman, Arizona

Established in 2015, the Kingman Farmers Market at Thunder-Rode is the only known 100% Non-Profit Farmers Market in Arizona. Vending space is completely free, with fresh baked goods, seasonal produce, and handmade crafts from local farmers, gardeners, artisans, and craftspeople, plus live music from local bands. Located downtown in historic Kingman across from Locomotive Park and behind Route 66's Mr. D'z Diner, the market operates Saturdays spring through fall with vendor-friendly logistics: clean paved lot, ample parking, sanitized restrooms, and an air-conditioned indoor space.

Rotary-run Mother's Day arts festival with artist/vendor booths

Held in Kingman at Lewis Kingman Park—an Arizona oasis along Route 66—I ♥ 66 Fest celebrates the Route 66 Centennial with live bands, a beer garden serving regional craft beers, food and craft vendors, a classic car show, vintage trailer show, pin up contest, live art demonstrations, and activity zones. Free admission and free parking. Strong foot traffic and a tourism-heavy crowd drawn to Route 66 heritage and Americana.

Kingman's Market in the Park is a Saturday farmers market running March through October in Kingman, Arizona. The market brings together local farmers selling seasonal produce, baked goods, and jams alongside artisans offering handcrafted items like soaps and pottery. It's positioned as a community gathering space where shoppers connect directly with growers and makers about sustainable practices.

Held in Kingman each September, Mohave County Fair draws exhibitors across livestock, produce, crafts, commercial vendors, and food. The fair runs four days with expo halls open daily, live music programming, a carnival, and a livestock auction on Saturday night. Gates open at 10am each day.