Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Greensburg, Pennsylvania

Held in downtown Greensburg, Main Street Greensburg Farmers Market runs Fridays in May through September and draws neighbors looking to buy directly from local farmers, bakers, and artisans. The market emphasizes community connection and local economic circulation. A Kids Coupon Program gives every child attendee $1 to spend at vendors each week — a draw for families and a boost for participating vendors.

Downtown Greensburg Farmer's Market is a weekly food-focused market held Tuesdays in downtown Greensburg from June through mid-October at the Wib Albright Parking Lot. Vendors include farmers selling produce, meat vendors, bakers, jarred/packaged goods, beverages, flowers, and plants — plus a small rotation of food trucks and ready-to-eat options. No MLM, franchises, religious or political groups, or non-food vendors.

Farmers market at Garden & Civic Center

In its 52nd year, Westmoreland Arts & Heritage Festival at Twin Lakes Park hosts over 200 professional craftspeople and artisans selling fine woodwork, jewelry, metalwork, stained glass, leather goods, pottery, and contemporary art. Food vendors offer ethnic cuisines — Italian, Polish, Greek, Vietnamese, Lebanese — alongside live music on four stages, poetry readings, and children's programming. Ranked #11 nationally by Sunshine Artist Magazine.

Westmoreland County Parks and Recreation sponsors three summer festivals in the Greensburg area—Mammoth Fest, August Fun Fest, and Labor United Celebration—each hosting arts & crafts vendors and flea markets. Arts & crafts vendors get a 10'x10' space with no table, tent, or chairs provided. Flea market vendors get 20'x20' spaces, also bare. Tents must be adequately anchored for safety. All three events welcome vendors; space assignments are first-come, first-served.

Westmoreland Fair celebrates 72 years in 2026, held each August in Greensburg, PA. The fair seeks commercial vendors and vendors specializing in crafts and other unique items. All new vendors and products are subject to approval from the concessions committee; it's a family-oriented venue, so alcohol, guns, ammo, knives, drug-related items, profanity, and psychic vendors are not permitted. Over 40,000 people visit the fair, drawn by demolition derbies, bottle rocket competitions, animal shows and 4-H contests.