Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Sedona, Arizona

Oak Creek Arts & Crafts Shows operates multiple juried shows across Sedona-area venues — Sedona Vista Village, Bell Rock Plaza, Tres Amigos West, and Fountain Hills — running weekends from January through September. Each show features 50–60 artists selling paintings, photography, pottery, jewelry, and Native American art alongside gourmet food vendors and live music. The shows occupy high-visibility locations on main roads into town, drawing both locals and pass-through visitors. All venues are open-air; admission is free.

Held in Sedona each December, Sedona Arts Center's Holiday Artist Market features approximately 25 artists and makers from Sedona and around Arizona—offering handmade gifts and fine art. The curated selection includes ceramics, jewelry, paintings, textiles, and mixed media. Preference is given to Sedona Arts Center Artist Members, but all artists and makers 18+ creating handmade, original works are welcome to apply. No mass-produced items accepted.

Sedona's oldest and largest arts festival returns each October to Sedona Red Rock High School in West Sedona, showcasing over 100 juried artists working across 11 categories—ceramics, glass, jewelry, photography, fiber, painting, metal, wood, mixed media, sculpture, and drawing. Gourmet Row features locally produced kitchen, bath, and home items; food trucks and live music round out the weekend. The festival has channeled nearly $300,000 into arts education and scholarships for the greater Sedona area since its founding. Supported by the City of Sedona and Arizona Commission on the Arts; note that the venue is public school property, so it's smoke-free and service animals only.

Held in West Sedona, Sedona Community Farmers Market runs year-round on Sundays — summer mornings (June–October) and winter afternoons (November–May). Winner of the 2022 Best of Sedona Award for Farmers Market and ranked in Arizona's top 10, the market enforces a no-reselling policy: all growers bring only what they grow. On-site farm inspections happen twice per season, and all vendors complete USDA Good Handling & Good Agricultural Practices certification. Expect produce, herbs, breads, canned artisan goods, grass-fed meat, eggs, dairy, kombucha, honey, and healing products — everything pesticide and chemical free, grown with organic methods.

Sedona Heritage Museum Fall Arts & Crafts Fair is an old-fashioned arts and crafts show in October where artists and craftspeople staff their own booths—many exhibit only here or at very few other shows, making inventory genuinely unusual. Expect jewelry, ceramics, fiber arts, woodcarvings, glass, gourd art, fine art, home décor, and more. All items must be handmade. Many vendors return year after year.