Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Yuma, Arizona

Arizona Marketplace is Yuma's largest outdoor swap meet, hosting 150+ vendors of merchandise, food, and entertainment. The venue runs a seasonal operation (November through April) and actively recruits daily, weekly, and monthly vendors. Garage Sale events are a featured offering — contact the venue directly for vendor details.

Annual hot-air balloon festival by Caballeros de Yuma; recent editions advertise expanded vendor opportunities.

Held each October at the Yuma Territorial Prison in Yuma, this annual Dia de los Muertos celebration is organized by the Chicano Art Collective and Yuma Crossing National Heritage Area. Expect live music, folkloric dancers, face painting, art vendors, food vendors, and a parade. The event draws a local, community-focused crowd interested in cultural celebration and remembrance.

Running since 1993, Midnight at the Oasis is a signature Yuma event drawing over 85,000 visitors each March. Held at Desert Sun Stadium and Ray Kroc Complex, the festival showcases 1,000+ vintage and custom vehicles alongside live rock concerts, food vendors, beer gardens, and family programming. Organized by the Caballeros de Yuma, a nonprofit that funds local scholarships and community programs — a draw for vendors who want their sales supporting something larger.

City ag festival (successor to Yuma Lettuce Days) on Main Street with food/ag vendors and community booths.

Held in Yuma each October, the 5th Annual Fall Fest takes place at Yuma County Fairgrounds and features a wide vendor mix including non-food crafts, live entertainment, family activities, and a demolition derby. Non-food vendor applications are open; indoor and outdoor booth spaces available.

Yuma Farmers Market operates during Arizona's winter season and focuses on fresh local produce — farmers sell seasonal fruits and vegetables directly. The market draws shoppers looking to buy from the growers themselves.