Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Tempe, Arizona

Held on the second Sunday of November, January, February, and April in downtown Tempe, 2nd Sundays on Mill is a free outdoor market and street festival that closes Mill Avenue between 3rd and University Drive. The market features a curated lineup of Arizona-based artists, makers, and small businesses, plus a Kids Market. All products must be created, marketed, and/or grown by you in Arizona. Around 75+ vendors set up alongside live music, street performers, hands-on activities, and themed programming that changes each month. All vendors are selected through a jury process.

Downtown Tempe farmers/maker market at 6th Street Park

Holiday vendor market tied to the Fantasy of Lights Boat Parade

Held each November on Small Business Saturday at Tempe Center for the Arts, the Native Holiday Market is a free festival curated by OXDX Clothing that unites Arizona Indigenous artists, designers, jewelry makers, and small business operators. Expect handmade goods, food trucks, fry bread, and live performances. Now in its 5th year, this market prioritizes Indigenous makers and emphasizes community and cultural connection.

Running for 50+ years, Tempe Festival of the Arts is one of the oldest fine art festivals in the Southwest and consistently ranks among the Top 100 Classic & Contemporary Craft Shows nationally. Held in early December on historic Mill Avenue, the festival draws nearly 225,000 visitors across a weekend and features 350+ artists from around the country, plus local music, food vendors, and a kids' area. Free admission and dog-friendly.

Running for over 50 years, Tempe Festival of the Arts is one of the oldest fine art festivals in the Southwest and ranks among the Top 100 Classic & Contemporary Craft Shows nationally. Held on historic Mill Avenue, the festival draws nearly 225,000 visitors each edition and features 350+ artists from around the country, plus local music and food vendors. Free admission and dog-friendly artist booths.