Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Oroville, California

Managed by Tracy Grant; no stall fee is published in the CDFA register.

A week-long hometown celebration now past its seventieth year, culminating on the second Saturday in May. The main day brings a parade, chili cook-off, craft fair, beer garden, food court and what organizers bill as the largest single-day car show in the West. The chamber lists several distinct participation tracks for vendors, community groups and competitors.

A one-day handmade goods faire staged in the gardens of a historic home as part of the wider Feather Fiesta Days week. Booths are roughly 10x10 on park grounds, with concessions run by a local service club. Vendors apply by mail to the City of Oroville Docent Association and must supply a California seller's permit copy and a signed liability release.

Managed by Clarissa Dilbeck; no stall fee is published in the CDFA register.

A tasting festival built around the area's olive producers, held at a historic home tied to the local olive industry. Alongside oil and olive tasting there is a beer garden, live music, kettle corn, olive-themed gift items and a lunch service. The city notes the vendor count and the associated craft fair have grown year over year.

An evening holiday parade through historic downtown paired with an indoor craft faire aimed at last-minute gift shoppers. Standard booths are 10x10 and larger footprints are built by purchasing adjacent spaces. Applications are online only, with booth cost shown at the space-selection step; the craft faire runs from mid-afternoon through the end of the parade.

Free one-day festival marking the chinook salmon return, spanning historic downtown and the Feather River Fish Hatchery. Draws thousands for hatchery tours, a car show, soap box derby, kids zone, salmon court dining and craft fair rows. Booth space, sponsorship and registration details are released in the summer through a chamber-run vendor email list.