Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Bel Air, Maryland
Bel Air's producer-only farmers market sets up at the Risteau Building every Saturday from April to November, with a winter market in December, and First Fridays close Main Street for music and artisans from May through October. Rounding out its 5 events: the Parisian-style Belle Aire Market, a downtown flea market, and the week-long Harford County Farm Fair in July.
Bel Air Community Yard Sale and Flea Market
FleaHeld in downtown Bel Air three times in 2026 (April, June, and August), this community-oriented flea market takes place in the Mary Risteau Parking Lot and pairs with registered yard sales throughout the neighborhood. Expect antiques, housewares, clothing, and vintage finds from community sellers. Food trucks and live music round out each event. Rain or shine.
Bel Air Farmers' Market
Farmers50th-year producer-only market in the Mary E.W. Risteau building lot; 60+ Harford-area vendors of produce, non-GMO meats, eggs, dairy, baked goods, flowers, honey and mushrooms, plus local beer/wine/spirits and crafts. Live music and kids activities.
Bel Air First Fridays
FestivalDowntown Bel Air monthly block party (May-Oct); local live music, food trucks, artisan vendors, beer & wine garden and kids zone on closed Main Street. Organized by the Bel Air Downtown Alliance. Separate vendor, food-truck and band applications.
Belle Aire Market
ArtisanOpen-air artisan market on S Main St styled as a Parisian bazaar; 40+ vendors of clothing, home decor, artwork, baked goods, bath/body and pet supplies, with live music. Fundraiser for the Bel Air Downtown Alliance (501c3); vendor fees apply.
Harford County Farm Fair
FairHeld in Bel Air each July, Harford County Farm Fair is a week-long agricultural fair featuring 4-H and FFA livestock shows, nightly live music, local food and drink vendors, and a marketplace for local artisans. The fair celebrates Harford County's deep agricultural roots — 72% of the county's land is dedicated to farming — and supports 4-H youth programs and agricultural education through vendor participation and sponsorships.