Craft Fairs in Seattle, WA 2026

U District Street Fair 55th

Northwest Folklife Festival 55th

Since 1972, the annual Northwest Folklife Festival has been a community-powered celebration of the music, arts, and heritage that make up the brilliant cultural tapestry of the greater Pacific Northwest. With over 5,000 performers on 20+ stages, 200 vendors, 500 volunteers, and upwards of 200,000 attendees, this remains one of the largest free, access-for-all festivals in the nation. The festival is more than a celebration of the diversity of the Pacific Northwest, it’s a chance to engage directly with the many communities that make up our region. This is the place to find your folk. Each year hundreds of vendors from the Pacific Northwest participate in Northwest Folklife, selling foods from all over the world, handmade craft items and specialty goods. If you are interested in becoming a vendor, please visit the Become a Vendor page.

2026 Seattle Design Market

​Join us at the 2026 Seattle Design Market on May 28th inside the Seattle Design Center for design showcases, CEUs, networking, and more!

Renegade Craft Fair

Renegade is a curated gathering of the designers, makers, doers, and dreamers that define today’s craft and design communities across the U.S. and beyond. Our Mission is to create a vibrant and lively happening that reflects and illuminates the work of today’s modern makers. We strive to keep our voice relevant to emerging and established designers alike, showcasing the highest quality goods and the freshest talent. We look to push the creative economy forward and elevate the contemporary craft experience while keeping it accessible to all.

Fremont Fair 52nd

The Fremont Fair returns to celebrate community with a toast to the Summer Solstice! Founded in 1972, the Fremont Fair is one of Seattle’s most beloved neighborhood street festivals, featuring a weekend of eclectic activities that celebrate the quirky community of Fremont, the self-proclaimed “center of the universe.” Held annually in mid-June to coincide with the Summer Solstice, the event draws more than 80,000 people to shop, eat, drink, mingle, groove, and enjoy all manners of creative expression. Artistic highlights include craft and art booths, street performers, local bands, wacky decorated art cars, the free-spirited Solstice Parade produced by the Fremont Arts Council, and many other oddities that personify Fremont’s official motto “Delibertus Quirkus” – Freedom to be Peculiar.

Seafair Indian Days Pow-Wow

United Indians’ Seafair Indian Days Powwow is held annually on the third weekend in July, in conjunction with Seattle Seafair, at our Powwow Grounds adjacent to the Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center. Attendance over the 3-day event ranges from 12,000-20,000, including visitors, dancers, musicians, vendors and tourists. This proud tradition brings Native Americans of all tribes and cultures together to celebrate. UIATF has held the 3 day long celebration in conjunction with Seafair for the past 30 years.

Potterings Workshop Make a Luminary

Create a pierced constellation, ceramic luminary.

Magnolia Summerfest 74th

This August, Magnolia Summerfest welcomes vendors to submit an application to join us. our event features live music all weekend, huge parade Saturday am, food vendors, free kid activities/bounce houses and a great beer&wine garden. Limited to 60 vendors; preference given to handmade quality art and craft items, artisan foods and wares, and a select number of commercial vendor spaces are available. Please email with any specific questions.

BrasilFest 28th

The Italian Festival

All products, entertainment and food must be Italian in origin or reflective of Italian or Italian-American culture, language, music, etc.

Harvest Fest 14th

Harvest Fest is a free event that happens in the Junction. Booths are free but you need to provide a craft or arts project. No sales.