Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Pleasanton, California

County fair with indoor and outdoor retail booth space plus an outdoor Maker's Market zone where artisans can book a single week or all four weeks of the run. Food concessions apply on a separate track. Per-square-foot vendor pricing for 2026 had not been published at time of capture; contracting runs January through May or until spaces are allocated.

54th year of a juried handmade-only show in a climate-controlled indoor venue with a concentrated floorplan, single setup and teardown, and 24-hour security. Operator reports an average 75% exhibitor return rate.

Two-day Hawaiian cultural festival at the Alameda County Fairgrounds presented by the Kumu Hula Association of Northern California, one of the Bay Area's longest-running Hawaiian events. Arts and crafts vendors are housed in Buildings B and C, with separate food booth and non-profit vendor categories. Three outdoor stages feature halau, Hawaiian and reggae bands. Returned to Pleasanton in 2026 after several years as a one-day street event in downtown Hayward.

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

Evening holiday event on Division Street run by the Pleasanton Downtown Association, built around a Christmas market of local artisan vendors. Also features photos with Mr. and Mrs. Claus, live festive music, a hot cocoa bar, kids' crafts and a community toy drive.

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

Touring curated vintage and antique market. Vendors are expected to merchandise their space like a boutique storefront and must build a back wall from doors, fabric or wood; pop-up tent frames are not permitted and spaces are not draped.

Sunday street takeover during the Pleasanton Downtown Association's Weekends on Main closure of Main Street. Local vendors line the street alongside five live country bands, BBQ, beer gardens, line dancing and a petting zoo.

Free downtown street festival put on by the Pleasanton Downtown Association during the Main Street closure weekend. Includes a vendor street fair, live music, family entertainment and a returning BMX bike show. Vendors apply through the PDA's online form.