Sandy Mountain Fest 53rd

Showcases the work of more than 120 artists each year in a wooded park in the middle of downtown Sandy, Oregon. Sandy is located about 30 miles east of Portland at the foot of Mt. Hood. With a population of about 10,000 residents, Sandy opens its doors to some 30,000 visitors the second weekend in July each year. This show is a juried show with the products to be sold being handcrafted by the artist or craftsperson selling it. No imports or commercially manufactured products will be allowed.

Summer Arts Festival 54th

Los Altos Arts & Wine Festivals 45th+

Applications accepted after deadlines for space or waiting list consideration. Los Altos lies in the heart of Silicon Valley, approximately 40 miles south of San Francisco and 10 miles north of San Jose. Los Altos Village is full of boutique shops and this event draws big crowds from surrounding affluent areas. The 43rd annual Arts & Wine Festival hosts fine arts and crafts booths, live entertainment, kids’ area, food, wine and beer. Spaces are on asphalt placed down the middle of the street in some places, with backs to curbs in others. 300 spaces

Riverside Art in the Park

oin us for a one-of-a-kind shopping experience at Monticello's Art in the Park, where creativity comes to life along the beautiful banks of the Mississippi River. This juried art and craft fair features talented vendors showcasing unique, hand-crafted treasures you won't find anywhere else. From stunning artwork and home decor to jewelry and gifts, there's something for everyone to discover. While you shop, enjoy the flavors of our Taste of Monticello, happening alongside the event. Sample delicious bites from local eateries and savor the vibrant community atmosphere. Don't miss this opportunity to support local artists, enjoy great food, and spend a perfect summer day by the river. Mark your calendar for July 11, 2026 and experience the charm of Art in the Park!

Wickford Art Festival

Hours: Saturday & Sunday, 9am-4pm

Mill Creek Festival 25th

This two day festival features 50 artist booths, 150 commercial booths, 15 food booths, beer garden, two stages of entertainment, a kids' area, pet plaza and car show.

Art in The Park 53rd

The 53rd annual Art in the Park is the largest arts festival in Northwest Colorado. This beloved event draws art enthusiasts and families from around the county with a wide variety of hand-made art and hands-on creativity. This weekend has become a staple of Steamboat Springs, Colorado in the summertime! Art in the Park is free to the public and features nearly 150 artist vendors, live entertainment, food vendors, and interactive creative stations. This popular and successful event takes place on July 11th and 12th, 2026. Thousands of people attend our festival over the two day weekend located in West Lincoln Park, on the west end of downtown Steamboat Springs in the beautiful Rocky Mountains.

Steamboat Creates Art in the Park

Hours: Saturday; 9am-5pm; Sunday, 9am-4pm

Silverthorne Fine Art Festival

Hours: Saturday; 10am-5pm; Sunday, 10am-4pm

Lavender & Honey Festival

Art & Garden Festival 23rd

One of Petaluma’s most cherished summer traditions returns! The 23rd Art & Garden Festival is a vibrant, family-friendly celebration of creativity, community, and local flavor. Each year, over 15,000 people fill the historic downtown to enjoy a lively day of art, music, food, and fun. Explore more than 100 handpicked art exhibitors offering unique, high-quality, handmade goods—from garden and home décor to artisan jewelry and fine art. Live music will fill the air from two stages, while local wineries, breweries, distilleries, and restaurants serve up delicious tastes of Sonoma County and beyond. Gardening experts will be available to share tips on growing in our tricky adobe soil and making your garden truly organic. A Children’s Corner features jump houses, face painting, and free hands-on arts and crafts.

Lavendar & Honey Festival 6th

Come celebrate with us at this regional festival featuring all things lavender & honey including event-themed foods, arts & crafts, music, education and even a signature beer. Celebrating the best of local farms, local food, independent businesses and the beauty of the Sierra Nevada. The festival has its roots in a community college where, for more than a decade, the Western Nevada College Specialty Crop Institute hosted training workshops for farmers including lavender and honey producers. They had a vision—a lavender & honey festival to celebrate local agriculture—and that vision came to life in 2017! Today, our festival is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to educate the public and broaden public awareness on the benefits of supporting local farms and independent businesses through an annual festival and related events, all with lavender and honey as the organizing theme.

Midsummer Renaissance Faire 44th

On festival days in medieval times, vendors brought their wares, along with their families, in wooden carts to the base of the city's walls. They set up a temporary shelter where their families slept, ate and played. Guildsmen worked at their crafts whenever business was light, and everyone sold hard, shouting their wares at passersby. Festival days were a joyous gathering of people, a bustling social event, full of colour, music, laughter, and endless commotion.

BMAI Iowa Theater Show

Now celebrating its 23rd year, the Iowa Theatre show held in Bloomfield, IA has been a staple of the community! This event showcases the local talent of JLK Music students and the hometown group of Lori King & Junction 63. Also performing will be local favorites the Bluegrass Blondies from Ottumwa!

Capital Lakefair 69th

Lakefair's vendor section offer visitors a variety of crafts, with an emphasis on handmade items. There are some commercial spots available and a limited number of community non-profit spaces. Businesses not selling arts & crafts may apply as a vendor sponsor. Sponsor packages are flexible and offer a variety of marketing opportunities in addition to a booth. Please don't apply for a vendorship if you don't qualify. Go to Sponsor Opportunities. Most food booths at Lakefair are operated by non-profit organizations that utilize the festival as an annual fundraising opportunity. Returning vendors receive priority placement. We maintain a waiting list for first-time entries should space become available. Other events are a carnival, car show, parade, fireworks, live entertainment, and more!

Maple Grove Days Art Fair

Cadillac Festival of the Arts

Hours: Thursday, 6:30 Colorful Kick Off Run; Friday, Noon-7pm; Saturday, 10am-5pm; Sunday,