Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

A Gettysburg Christmas Festival runs the first weekend of December in downtown Gettysburg. The event brings together vendors, crafters, and businesses along Main Street for a holiday celebration centered on supporting local commerce. Participation is encouraged as a way to drive foot traffic to your storefront or booth.

Adams County Farmers Market is a community-driven nonprofit farmers market in historic Gettysburg, operating Saturdays year-round at Gettysburg Rec Park. Dozens of vendors bring produce, baked goods, flowers, specialty foods, and local goods. The market emphasizes direct-to-consumer sales that strengthen local farms and keep Adams County agriculture profitable.

The Adams County Farmers Market is hosting its Holiday Pop-Up Market in conjunction with A Gettysburg Christmas Festival, bringing together farmers market vendors and local artisans to create a seasonal shopping experience. Rain or shine (except severe weather), this outdoor event draws shoppers in the holiday spirit. Currently at capacity for vendors.

Held each May and September in Gettysburg at the Gettysburg Area Recreation Authority (Rec Park), GARMA Antique Shows brings 50+ vendor spaces for antiques, arts, and collectibles. Vehicles park directly at vendor spaces with ample public parking. The Rec Park also hosts the Adams County Farmers Market on Saturdays April–November, creating potential for cross-traffic with produce, craft, and food vendors.

Held in Gettysburg on Lincoln Square, the farmers market runs Saturday mornings from late April through October and draws Adams County farmers selling produce, baked goods, fresh flowers, herbs, meat, dairy, honey, and artisan goods like soaps and jewelry. The historic town-center location often hosts concurrent art shows and reenactors, giving each market day a different character. Shoppers are intentional about buying directly from local producers.