Craft Fairs in San Diego, CA 2026

ArtWalk at Liberty Station 21st

In 2025, ArtWalk @ Liberty Station celebrates 20 years of bringing fine art to to San Diego at beautiful Liberty Station. The show celebrates the creativity from both sides of the border, with more than 150 artists coming from across several states and Mexico to show and sell their artwork, including paintings, photography, glass and ceramic, jewelry and sculpture. The Arts District at Liberty Station has blossomed into San Diego’s premier venue for the arts, museums, dining and entertainment. The fabulous outdoor setting features a verdant lawn, gorgeous water features, and an abundance of free parking. This year for the first time, the show features a Friday evening preview pARTy, giving you and opportunity to get first pick of the artwork while enjoying live music and drinks. Tickets are on sale now. Parking is free at Liberty Station, with an abundance of street parking and lots available.

Tiki Oasis

Hillcrest CityFest

Get ready to feel the beat and be swept away by the creative energy of our community. Our yearly bash is packed with electrifying live bands, DJs that'll make you dance like anybody's business, jaw-dropping art, crafty creations, and mouthwatering food that draws over 50,000 visitors from San Diego and beyond! Brace yourself for the biggest and most amazing festival in San Diego, spanning nearly half a mile over 9 city blocks! The event runs from noon until 11pm. Load-in is staggered and starts at 7am. There is an early load-out at 8pm.

Adams Avenue Street Fair 44th

The 44th annual Adams Avenue Street Fair – Southern California’s largest free two-day music festival is held each year in September in the community of Normal Heights. The event also features carnival rides, beer gardens and beer tastings, festival foods and 300 arts and crafts booths. Beer connoisseurs will enjoy the Street Fair’s Craft Beer Taste (from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday only), across from the Starbucks Stage. Visitors to the craft beer taste will have the opportunity to sample 2oz. tastes from 20 breweries for only $25. Three additional beer gardens are open throughout the two-day run of the street fair featuring full pour servings of San Diego’s best craft beer selection. Vendors with unique offerings also will be participating in this year’s street fair and will be set-up throughout the venue. A complete schedule of events, performance times and an Adams Avenue Street Fair map are coming soon! Adams Avenue Street Fair is underwritten by a grant from the City of San Diego’s Commission for Arts and culture and the County of San Diego.

Pacific Islander Festival 32nd

Mira Mesa Street Fair 26th

The first Mira Mesa Street Fair was organized by the Mira Mesa Town Council in 1999 and has now become a regular annual event on the first Saturday in October. The Mira Mesa Street Fair is completely organized and hosted by community volunteers. It has quickly earned a reputation as one of the best ‘community fairs’ in the county. The Street Fair committee is dedicated to maintaining the community atmosphere and minimizing the commercialization that has come with growth of many of the other events held around the county. The Street Fair is held on Camino Ruiz, which is the North/South street next to the Mira Mesa Branch Library, and extends the entire block from New Salem to Mira Mesa Blvd. Enjoy a fun filled festival atmosphere that is the perfect mix of entertainment, food and exhibitors. Displays include Arts & Crafts vendors, local businesses and civic groups. Visit the Kid’s Zone and 2 community stages.