Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Huntington, West Virginia

Held the third weekend of July in Huntington at The Robert Newlon Airpark, Appalachian Blues Festival is a three-day celebration of Appalachian blues featuring local and regional musicians and artisans. Running since 2023, the festival emerged from the Huntington Blues Society's search for a permanent home and now partners with the West Virginia Skydivers and the Memorial Hillbilly Boogie and Blues. Artisans and crafters welcome — food vendors are not accepted.

Annual Huntington ChiliFest

Held in its 11th annual year at Robert Newlon Airport in Huntington, WV, the Fly In Festival is an aviation-themed bluegrass and old-time music event held in July. The venue is a working regional airport with the runway right behind the stage; skydiving demonstrations and aircraft fly-overs happen alongside the music. The weekend includes a Thursday potluck dinner, late-night jamming, and a Saturday morning kayak float trip on the Ohio River. No glass in the stage/vendor area is required. Proceeds benefit the Barboursville Bloodhounds and the Barboursville Police Department K-9 Unit.

Held in Huntington at St. George Greek Orthodox Church, Greek Fest celebrates Greek culture, Orthodox Christian heritage, and centuries-old traditions. Expect live Greek dancing performances, church tours, a gift shop with Grecian collectibles and religious items, and food and drink. The festival draws shoppers and cultural enthusiasts looking to connect with Greek heritage in a community-centered setting.

Annual Renaissance Faire in Huntington

Annual Christmas Village at Heritage Farm and Museum

Annual ribfest in Huntington

In its 9th annual year, Siptacular Wine Festival in Huntington features nearly 100 wines to sample, live music, food from the host restaurant's kitchen, and local vendor booths. The festival runs rain or shine — a solid draw for wine-focused shoppers and established crowds looking for a polished tasting experience.

Held in Huntington at The Wild Ramp, a nonprofit farmers market in the West End, Stinkfest is an annual April celebration of ramps (wild leeks) and Appalachian food culture. Draws around 500 attendees and about 25 vendors—farmers, artisans, food vendors, and local producers. Mix includes ramp-focused dishes, live music, screen-printing workshops, and kids' activities. Strong community lean: shoppers come to support local businesses and makers directly. Proceeds benefit The Wild Ramp's mission around food access and local agriculture.