Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Tyler, Texas
Bergfeld Park hosts Tyler's city-run craft fairs: the Azalea Arts & Crafts Show in March and the Rose Festival Arts & Crafts Fair during the Texas Rose Festival in October. That's 6 events, with the Rose City Artisan & Flower Market at the Goodman-LeGrand Museum in April, Crafts in the Meadow in October, and the Rose City and Tyler farmers markets.
Azalea Arts & Crafts Show
CraftCity Parks & Rec arts & crafts fair, 100+ booths
Crafts in the Meadow
CraftThe Crafts in the Meadow Fall Invitational Craft Show is a fine art and craft event showcasing excellence in craftsmanship, alongside a festive weekend of live music, performing arts, and refreshments. Over 130 fine artisans will be featured, with demonstrations, live music, great food, and activities for kids. Makers Row offers live demonstrations—glass torchwork, basketry, blacksmithing, pottery, jewelry making, sculptural beadwork, and more. This juried fine art and craft festival features works available for purchase directly from artists.
Rose City Artisan & Flower Market
ArtisanGarden-themed artisan and plant market at the museum
Rose City Farmers Market
FarmersHeld in Tyler, Rose City Farmers Market is a nonprofit year-round market with vendors sourced exclusively within 75 miles. Run Saturdays April–November (8am–noon), plus select winter Saturdays December–March. Expect produce, baked goods, hot food, and handmade items. The market accepts SNAP/EBT and WIC vouchers, and operates a Double Up Food Bucks program. Booth-side parking is available near the Fair Plaza parking garage.
Rose Festival Arts & Crafts Fair
CraftParks & Rec craft fair during the Texas Rose Festival, 70+ booths
Tyler Farmers Market
FarmersTyler Farmers Market has been running since 1983 and operates Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings in Tyler. The market focuses on East Texas–grown produce — tomatoes, stone fruits, berries, squash, peppers, corn, honey, and seasonal vegetables. Farmers sell direct in any quantity, from single items to wholesale lots. Most vendors are established local growers dedicated to the region's agricultural heritage.
