Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Eugene, Oregon

Beloved indoor holiday market at the Lane Events Center with 200+ crafters, artists, and specialty food vendors.

Major regional fair with livestock competition, carnival, 4-H exhibits, live music headliners, and fair food.

Lane County Farmers Market is Eugene's largest farmers market, with 100+ Oregon-based farmers and food artisans operating year-round on Saturdays and expanding to Tuesdays (May–October) and Sundays in Springfield (June–October). All vendors grow or produce in Oregon; bakeries and prepared-food vendors must use at least 25% locally sourced ingredients. The market welcomes SNAP/EBT users and offers Double Up Food Bucks matching at every location.

World-class classical music festival centered on J.S. Bach's works, held at University of Oregon and local venues.

Held in Veneta 12 miles west of Eugene every July, Oregon Country Fair is a nonprofit annual three-day art and music fair running since 1969. Annual attendance is approximately 35,000, and the fair has around 960 craft and food booths each year. Only juried artisans are allowed to vend; look for the Craft Application on the website in February and March each year. The event is known for using environmentally-friendly practices and runs alcohol- and drug-free. Over 75 food booths and strolling vendors offer foods from around the world and traditional favorites.

Eugene's Saturday Market has been running since 1970 and is America's longest-running outdoor arts & crafts market. Set on the Park Blocks in downtown Eugene, it draws 250+ local artisans, international food vendors, and live music every Saturday. Oregon-only sourcing for crafts; food vendors welcome from anywhere. Rain or shine.