Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Alameda, California

Certified farmers market listed in the CDFA county register (register current as of 2026-07-01). Market manager Maria Gonzales. No stall fee is published in the register.

Certified farmers market listed in the CDFA county register (register current as of 2026-07-01). Market manager Maria Gonzales. No stall fee is published in the register.

Family-friendly festival celebrating LGBTQIA communities with performances, music and food at Chochenyo Park, listed among the Downtown Alameda Business Association's 2026 special events.

39th year of a two-day Park Street festival with over 250 arts and craft booths, three music stages, festival food, beer and wine, and a family activity area. Produced by Eckerstrom Productions, which runs one shared arts-and-craft vendor application across its circuit; commercial sponsor booths and food booths apply on separate tracks. Space is open until full and jewelry is capped at 15 percent of the show.

Certified farmers market listed in the CDFA county register (register current as of 2026-07-01). Market manager Vincent Bates. No stall fee is published in the register.

Outdoor shopping, dining and entertainment market staged next to the Park Street corridor. Curated vendors and purveyors selling goods and food, interactive community booths and live music. Run by the Downtown Alameda Business Association.

Seasonal holiday market from the Downtown Alameda Business Association welcoming local vendors alongside entertainment, festive drinks and food. Runs the same day as the district's Hot Cocoa Stroll.

Free recurring night market on Webster Street in Alameda's West End Arts District, hosted by the Feathered Outlaw boutique. Handpicked vendors offer handcrafted, occult and holistic wares - jewelry, apparel, candles, crystals, local honey, tinctures - alongside tarot readers and in-store workshops. Vendor fees are sold per market date through the shop's own site.

Annual Filipino cultural festival on the Alameda waterfront that drew close to 20,000 people last year. Fil-Am entertainment across multiple stages, artisan vendors and Filipino cuisine. Grassroots start in 2023; 2026 is the first ticketed year.