Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Fort Pierce, Florida

Downtown Fort Pierce Farmers Market, held year-round on Saturdays in Fort Pierce, focuses on produce, seafood, prepared foods, beverages, and plants — no arts and crafts. The Market prioritizes vendors who grow or produce their own goods from locally sourced ingredients. All vendors must provide current local business tax receipt and appropriate licensing (cottage food, DBPR, or plant inspection permits depending on product type). Booth setup required by 7:30 AM; standard 10'x10' space with 3-foot extension option available.

Friday Fest is a monthly waterfront street party held at Marina Square in Fort Pierce, drawing food vendors, food trucks, arts and crafts, and activities for families. The longest-running street party on the Treasure Coast, it's a steady draw for established foot traffic and a reliable fit if you're looking for regular monthly placement.

Pierce Public Market is a downtown Fort Pierce artisan and vendor market distinct from the farmers market. The space hosts health & beauty, fashion, jewelry, home decor, local pottery and ceramics, candles, antiques, paper goods, glass and metal works, plus a sip-and-shop wine bar, coffee shop, ice cream counter, and bookstore. Artisans can also offer workshops.

The 59th annual St. Lucie County Fair runs in late February through early March in Fort Pierce, Florida. This is a traditional ten-day county fair seeking commercial vendors, craft vendors, and food vendors.

Taste of the Sea Seafood Festival draws crowds to Fort Pierce's waterfront each March for a family-friendly day featuring seafood vendors, live music, a kids' zone, and arts & crafts. Strong foot traffic and an established audience looking for fresh seafood and local makers.