Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Wichita, Kansas
Riverfest is the big one among Wichita's 5 events — nine days downtown as spring turns to summer, and the region's longest-running festival. The Old Town Farm & Art Market takes Saturdays from April through October before turning into a holiday market, and November stacks up fast with Vintage Market Days and the Wichita Holiday Fair.
Old Town Farm & Art Market
FarmersWeekly farm + art market in historic Old Town downtown Wichita
Vintage Market Days of Wichita (November 2026)
VintageVintage Market Days of Wichita is an upscale indoor/outdoor vintage market held twice yearly in November and March at Wichita Sports Forum. The event features original art, antiques, clothing, jewelry, handmade treasures, home décor, outdoor furnishings, and food vendors. Each Vintage Market Days event is designed as a creative venue where vendors can display their talents and passions — it's positioned well beyond a standard flea market.
Wichita Flea Market
FleaWichita Flea Market operates as a monthly event with 357 booths at Century III in Wichita. Booths are 10' × 12' and allocated first-come, first-served. Vendors can move in Friday noon–8pm, or Saturday/Sunday mornings — booth-side unloading into the Expo Hall is permitted.
Wichita Holiday Fair
Holiday150 vendors, Santa visits, Christmas displays, holiday cocktails
Wichita River Festival
FestivalIn its 54th year, Riverfest is the largest, longest-running and most anticipated festival in the region, held each May–June in downtown Wichita. The 9-day extravaganza features musical entertainment, family fun, contests, food and experiences of all kinds. Riverfest is the perfect place to promote your business and sell food. The festival features dedicated vendor markets—one for Hispanic artisans, creators, recyclers, treasure curators, and food vendors, filled with cultural products and handmade items from local artisans, and another for local African-American artisans, makers, up-cyclers, upscale crafters and curators of treasures. Food vendors populate the main Food Court and Douglas Street locations throughout the festival.
