Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Tallahassee, Florida

The 26th annual Chain of Parks Art Festival draws over 40,000 visitors to downtown Tallahassee and is recognized as the #3 fine art festival in the nation. Beyond the 150+ juried fine artists, the festival seeks local food & beverage vendors, local entertainers, community partners (nonprofits), and interactive art vendors. Special opportunities include a nationally-curated chalk art program and the Garden Guardians upcycled sculpture exhibit & auction, with proceeds benefiting LeMoyne Arts.

The 84th annual North Florida Fair runs in November at the North Florida Fairgrounds and draws families for livestock shows, agricultural exhibits, arts and crafts competitions, live entertainment, and food vendors. Vendor opportunities span handmade crafts, fair food, and retail. The fair also hosts exhibitor categories across agriculture, arts, crafts, and more — separate track from vendor booths if you're showing rather than selling.

Region-defining spring festival; Jubilee in the Park is the arts & crafts marketplace plus food vendors.

Tallahassee Downtown Marketplace runs Saturdays from March through November at Ponce de Leon Park, drawing local farmers, artisans, makers, and bakers. It's a first-come, first-served market — once approved, reserve your spot in advance for upcoming Saturdays. No application or annual fee. Spots fill up, so vendors are encouraged to sign up early.

Running since 1965, Market Days is one of the Southeast's largest and best-juried arts and crafts shows, drawing nearly 350 juried artists from across the country to the North Florida Fairgrounds in early December. The show features fine art, ceramics, jewelry, woodwork, glasswork, pottery, metalwork, sculpture, clothing, photography, stained glass, and more — a wide vendor mix with works across all price ranges. All proceeds benefit the Tallahassee Museum. Electricity available at all spaces.