Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Jackson, Wyoming

Held in Jackson, the Art Association Holiday Bazaar features ceramics, jewelry, paintings, photography, woodwork, textiles, body care products, knitted wares, and more from local artisans. The event draws both returning makers and new talent, with sales supporting individual artists and admission fees funding the Art Association's year-round education programs and community outreach.

Second juried summer art fair by the Art Association of Jackson Hole.

Each September in Jackson, the Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival returns for its 42nd year, celebrating the creativity that earned Jackson Hole recognition as the nation's most vibrant small arts community. Over 12 days, more than 50 events showcase Western, wildlife, landscape, and contemporary art. The juried outdoor fair "Arts on the Green" features 50+ local and regional artists in a wide range of mediums with live music and food in an open-air setting. The iconic Jackson Hole QuickDraw draws 30 artists creating original works in 90 minutes on the Town Square, followed by live auction with proceeds supporting artists and the Chamber.

Jackson Hole Farmers Market is a 100% food and drink vendor market with two locations: a Saturday morning market under the antler arches in Jackson Town Square, and a Thursday afternoon market in Teton Village Commons. Each Saturday, vendors donate 1% of daily sales to a featured nonprofit. The market also runs a Farm to Market Grant program providing financial support to local farms and ranches for labor costs.

Blind-juried art fair (ceramics, painting, furniture, photography, jewelry); Art Association's largest event.

Old West Days in Jackson Hole celebrates 46 years of Western heritage held in late May each year. The festival spans 10 days across downtown Jackson and Teton County Fairgrounds, with antler auction and Brew Fest on the town square, plus the Mountain Man Rendezvous at Teton County Fairgrounds. The Mountain Man Rendezvous at the Teton County Fairgrounds recreates the pre-1840s Rocky Mountain fur trade era. Traders' Row features canvas tents and teepees where vendors in period attire sell handcrafted leather goods, woven blankets, traditional axes, and beaded jewelry. There is no fee to attend the rendezvous. Expect strong outdoor recreation and tourism traffic—Jackson Hole draws thousands of visitors annually around Memorial Day weekend.

Held weekly in Jackson through September at The Center Park, Summer People's Market is a free community gathering featuring local farms and ranches, prepared food vendors, food trucks, beverages, artisans, and live music. The season wraps with the Farm to Fork Festival—a special Saturday market celebrating farms and food—on October 4–5, 2026.

County fair; 2026 food & artisan vendor applications open.