Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Staten Island, New York

Mission-based pop-up vendor market; open vendor application

Since 1895, the Richmond County Fair has anchored Staten Island's Labor Day weekend. Hosted at Historic Richmond Town for over four decades, it draws 15,000+ visitors celebrating local business, culture, and community through vendors, performances, and competitions. Food & Beverage vendors must secure all required licenses, permits, and inspection certificates; those using propane, gas, or chafing fuel need FDNY-compliant fire extinguishers (inspected on-site). General liability insurance required, naming the Staten Island Historical Society and City of New York as additional insureds. Vendors supply their own tables, chairs, and tents; displays must be set by 10 a.m. and stay until 8:15 p.m. Limited electricity available to Tier I vendors (max 15 amps per space, non-shareable). Non-profit organizations in arts, culture, and social service can apply for the Staten Island Culture Crawl tier at the main entrance—no fundraising permitted during the event.

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.

Held at the St. George Theatre in Staten Island, the Holiday Vendor Market is a free annual event featuring 35+ local vendors selling handmade jewelry, clothing, art, crochet goods, candles, home décor, and one-of-a-kind crafts. Strong focus on supporting local artisans and small businesses—the audience comes specifically to shop small and gift meaningful.

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.

Pride festival with public vendor marketplace call

Antiques/collectibles/crafts dealer market; vendor dealer spaces