Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Los Angeles, California

Venice's mile-long block party along Abbot Kinney Blvd between Venice and Main, 40 years running and drawing crowds over 100,000. Three stages of live music, performance artists, a youth court, food areas, Spirit Garden and 300+ vendors of original goods. Run by the Abbot Kinney Festival Association, a 501(c)(3) whose festival proceeds fund community grants to Venice nonprofits. Did not run in 2025; returns in 2026.

Downtown LA landmark market since 1917 with global food vendors, fresh produce, and artisan goods.

Held in Pomona in May, LA County Fair features food, farming, carnival rides, music, animals, and shopping. One of the largest county fairs in the United States, it draws more than one million attendees annually. Shopping ranks high in guest satisfaction, and the average household income for attendees is $76,424. Operated by the Los Angeles County Fair Association, a non-profit 501(c)(5).

Juried fine craft fair at the Craft Contemporary museum featuring top American studio artists.

Downtown LA's annual holiday market with artisan vendors, ice skating, and festive food and beverages.

Port of LA waterfront celebration with live entertainment, food vendors, art, and family activities.

Iconic 1934 market at 3rd & Fairfax with 100+ stalls of fresh produce, prepared foods, and specialty shops.

Renegade hosted its first Los Angeles Fair in 2010, and has been hosting sunny, lively events around the city ever since. The organization hosts Fairs on both sides of the city: one at Los Angeles State Historic Park and one at Santa Monica Airport, both held outdoors. Curated with established and up-and-coming artists, every LA event has a unique roster that leaves shoppers with a feeling of discovery and inspiration. Each fair brings 225+ curated artists and features classes and demos, photo booths and tons of tasty food trucks. Entry is free. The Fairs are produced, juried, and curated by Renegade's small in-house team – making for a one-of-a-kind shopping and selling experience.

Iconic 2,500-booth flea market at the Rose Bowl with antiques, vintage goods, and artisan vendors.

Open-air food market at ROW DTLA with 70+ LA vendors, live music, and rotating pop-up experiences.

Running since 2008, Unique Markets is a WOC-owned biannual curator of indoor pop-up markets in downtown Los Angeles. Each market brings together 75–150+ emerging designers, artists, and small businesses selling clothing, accessories, jewelry, art, home goods, ceramics, and artisanal gifts—no mass production. Vendors apply directly; the team spends 2–3 months curating sellers to ensure a cohesive, high-quality lineup. Ticket revenue supports Unique World, a nonprofit offering mentorship and grants to small businesses and creatives.