Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Folsom, California

Folsom Historic District Association's flagship juried holiday craft fair, running more than 55 years, with 175 to 200-plus artisan crafters across four blocks of Historic Sutter Street and the public plaza beside the train turntable ice rink. Strolling musicians, face painters, food vendors and Historic District merchants. Items must be 85 percent handcrafted by the applicant. Rain or shine.

Managed by Don Hall; no stall fee is published in the CDFA register.

Valentine's makers mart at the Folsom Community Center with over 100 makers, a wine bar, chocolate fountain, live music, food trucks, gourmet specialty foods, free kids crafts and a cookie decorating class. Free entry, with door prizes for the first 200 customers. Produced by I Love My Farmers Market.

Managed by Marie V. Hall; no stall fee is published in the CDFA register.

Indoor holiday shopping market at the Folsom Community Center produced by I Love My Farmers Market, featuring crafters, makers and food trucks ahead of the holiday season.

Managed by Ahmad Baratti; no stall fee is published in the CDFA register.

Spring crafts mart at the Folsom Community Center with over 100 makers selling handmade goods for the home, garden, self-care and personal adornment. Complimentary muffins and sparkling wine, gourmet specialty foods, food trucks and live entertainment. Produced by I Love My Farmers Market, which runs a circuit of seasonal maker marts and festivals across Folsom and Roseville.

Managed by Austin Hall; no stall fee is published in the CDFA register.

Annual peach celebration in the Historic Folsom Plaza produced by I Love My Farmers Market. More than 20 farmers selling California-grown peaches alongside prepared foods, baked goods, gourmet peach products and beverages, plus a peach eating contest, kids carnival zone, live music and entertainment. Free entry.

Annual juried spring craft fair produced by the Folsom Historic District Association across four blocks of Historic Sutter Street and the public plaza. Items must be 85 percent handcrafted by the applicant; no multi-tier, wholesale, commercial or import vendors. All vendors are juried and interviewed by the event coordinator, and every application starts in waitlisted status. Rain or shine, with live music, face painting and food vendors.