Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Vacaville, California

Third annual classic car and art show run by the Downtown Vacaville Business Improvement District. Artisan vendors sell alongside the vintage car and motorcycle displays, with a scavenger hunt and participating downtown art studios. Separate registrations exist for classic cars (1979 and older), motorcycles, and artist/vendor booths; the artist and vendor application is posted on the BID's events page and runs through Eventeny.

Evening open-air market through Vacaville's historic downtown, run by the Downtown Vacaville Business Improvement District, with a stated goal of growing past 200 vendors. Booth spaces are 10x10 and vendors supply their own pop-up canopy. Four separate applications run in parallel: artisans/retailers, hot and pre-packaged food, farmers/producers, and non-profit or informational booths. Vacaville business license and CA seller's permit required; food vendors also need a Solano County health permit and liability insurance. Application fees are charged at submission and booth fees on approval; all charges are non-refundable.

Holiday shopping kickoff staged across Merchant, Main and Parker Streets in downtown Vacaville by the Downtown Vacaville Business Improvement District. Boutique shops and artisan vendors sell through the festive downtown core. The BID runs this on the same Eventeny vendor pipeline as its Shakedown and Market by Moonlight events, with the Holly Days application posted closer to the event date.

Managed by Zeke Johnson; no stall fee is published in the CDFA register.

City of Vacaville pop-culture convention at the Ulatis Cultural Center. Artist Alley and the Exhibitor Hall give local artists and vendors selling space, alongside panels, celebrity guests, a cosplay contest at the Performing Arts Theatre, a kids zone, car show and food trucks. Vendor booths route through the City of Vacaville special events vendor application, which distinguishes high-risk food vendors (insurance required) from low-risk handmade craft sellers.

Managed by Leslie Silver; no stall fee is published in the CDFA register.

Long-running Vacaville community festival with exhibit, food and non-profit vendor booths alongside a parade, carnival, car show, entertainment stages and Hispanic Day programming. Vendor packets are completed on paper and mailed to the organizing committee rather than submitted online. Insurance is required and handled through the festival's secure vendor insurance portal. Applications for the 2026 cycle are closed.