Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Quartzsite, Arizona

Long-running international rock/gem/mineral dealer marketplace; ~25x35 corner-lot spaces, vendor reservation process.

Long-running jewelry, gems & minerals dealer/vendor marketplace on Kuehn St.

QIA-run gem/mineral/jewelry show; 575+ vendor display areas indoor & outdoor; 200+ vendors worldwide.

Gold/treasure/craft dealer & maker show at QIA Building; operators incl. Tesoro Metal Detectors, Quartzsite Chamber.

Large Big Tent RV/outdoor show, 30+ yrs; outside exhibitors/vendors apply via annual exhibitor application.

Juried arts & crafts + gem/rock fair at Tyson Wells during Quartzsite winter season; recruits craft/artisan/dealer vendors. [operator page currently lists 3 shows - confirm still runs 2026]

Tyson Wells Desert Drifters Swap Meet is part of Quartzsite's trio of major winter events — running since the mid-1970s, these shows draw dealers and vendors to the Arizona desert for outdoor markets with easy access and vast vendor diversity. The Desert Drifters Swap Meet runs in late January/early February and sits alongside the Rock & Gem Show and Sell-A-Rama Show, making Quartzsite a destination for serious buyers and browsers looking for inventory, collectibles, and hard-to-find goods.

Winter-season swap meet at Tyson Wells; open dealer/vendor booths, free public admission. [operator page currently lists 3 shows - confirm still runs 2026]

Held in Quartzsite each early January for 10 days, the Tyson Wells Rock & Gem Show is known for rock, gem & mineral vendors from around the world. Founded in 1977, the show became world-known as a leading rock & gem venue in the United States. Expect gems, rocks, minerals, jewelry, faceting, precious metals, lapidary tools, equipment & supplies. The venue features smooth, fine graveled surfaces with dust control, ideal for selling, parking, and camping in Arizona's La Posa Valley desert setting.

Tyson Wells Sell-A-Rama is one of three major winter shows held in Quartzsite's outdoor markets, drawing 300+ vendors selling general merchandise, collectibles, and treasures across the scenic Arizona desert. Running for 49 years, the show pulls serious foot traffic during peak season — ideal if you're looking for high volume in January. Expect a broad vendor mix and established shopping crowd.