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This market meets every Saturday at 12500 East Old Spanish Trail in Tucson, with hours from 8 am to noon April through September and 9 am to 1 pm October through March. Serving the area since 2001, it offers locally grown produce, roasted coffee, baked goods, tortillas, salsas and handmade artisan goods at its distinctive green and white barn. It also hosts its 24th annual Roasted Chile Festival, September 11 through 13.

Pueblo Farmers Market – Locally Grown. Locally Crafted. Pueblo Proud. Fresh food, local makers, live music, community resources, and Saturday mornings that feel like Pueblo. Find Colorado-grown produce, meat, baked goods, handmade products, and small businesses building something real — one market at a time. Join us Saturdays at Mineral Palace Park throughout the season, plus select Eastside pop-up markets bringing fresh food and community closer to home. Everything you need to plan your market morning. From fresh produce and breakfast to live music, lunch, and community connections, Pueblo Farmers Market is designed to be an easy, welcoming Saturday tradition for the whole family. Fair warning: parking can get a little spicy on busy mornings — apparently the rest of Pueblo also figured out this is the best possible spot for a farmers market. Mineral Palace Park · 1604 N Santa Fe Aven...

Rillito Park Farmers Market Food Pavilions are located off of 1st Ave. and River Rd., on the southeast side of the Rillito Park Racetrack’s parking lot. The pavilions are accessible and has restrooms on site. Customers can enjoy Heirloom FM’s weekly helping of food literacy Taste of the Market and Heirloom Kids every 2nd Sunday, both sponsored by Arizona Complete Health , just look for the bright orange tent! Plus, the Rillito Park farmers market offers quarterly chef demonstrations, seasonal food festivals, bicycle-friendly events, and local live music. As of Sunday, January 1, 2023, dogs and other pets are not allowed at the Rillito Park Farmers Market, the busiest and most crowded of the five Heirloom Farmers Markets. The ban on pets at the Rillito Park Farmers Market also includes other animals such as cats, birds, reptiles, etc. The ban also includes dogs in arms, carriers, and s...

Open Every Weekend Friday: 3PM - 11PM Saturday: 11 AM - 11PM Sunday: 2PM-10PM Call Us 520-294-4252 Bargains, bargains, bargains! From antiques to the latest technology, fresh veggies, crafts, new and used clothes, shoes, books, records & tools! You name it, you can probably find it out here. Come dine while you swap and shop! Stroll the market with a beer in hand. Taste and enjoy a variety of awesome foods Fun for the whole family at the swap! We have carnival rides a Koi pond, ice cream and so much more! Sell with us and make extra cash! We bring the people to you! Be seen by thousands of shoppers, 25,000-50,000 a weekend. Spaces starting at JUST $17 a session. We also have permanent options available. This was a fun experience on a hot Saturday afternoon in Tucson. Picked up some cool little items dirt cheap. Met a few people who wanted to swap items, hence swap meet. A truly memora...

Our Midweek Market is every Wednesday from 4-6PM. We will have NO market July 29-Sep 16. We will resume on Wednesday, September 23rd. Every purchase supports us in our mission to provide health and agriculture education to Arizona youth. While we aren’t certified organic due to the high cost of certification, all of our produce is grown without herbicides or pesticides. Everything we grow is safe, healthy, and sustainably raised—especially important since it's mostly served to young people. We accept digital payments (Apple Pay and Google Pay) and credit/debit cards with a $5 minimum purchase (American Express is not accepted). We also accept SNAP/EBT, including Double Up Food Bucks benefits with an EBT card. Food Bucks cannot be processed at this location at this time. Absolutely! Please enjoy the space—but we ask that you stay on the paths, respect the plants, and supervise children...

Our local food initiatives strive to support local farmers and farmworkers, provide equitable access to healthy, locally-grown food, and create vibrant community spaces for our neighbors to connect. at the MSA Annex: 267 S. Avenida del Convento Year-Round Hours: May to September from 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM; October to April from 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM. Fresh fruits and vegetables grown locally in Southern Arizona without chemical pesticides Double-Up SNAP food stamp matching program. Get double the fresh produce when you pay with SNAP benefits! Plan your visit: We accept cash, credit, debit, EBT (food stamps), and AZFMNP. We’re a rain or shine market except in the case of dangerous weather events—for more info, review our weather policy

Tucson's beloved folklife festival, since 1974! Food, Music, Dance, Folk Arts. Free! Oct. 16-18, 2026

The 40th Annual Tucson Celtic Festival & Scottish Highland Games is a single-day event held on October 23, 2026, at Rillito Racetrack in Tucson, Arizona. The festival also hosts a Friday night Viking Night concert featuring fire dancers. Food vendors set up on-site and must remain open through Sunday at 5:00 PM.

The Tucson Spooktacular Craft & Vendor Market is an indoor market at Tucson Mall, October 23–25, 2026. Hours are Friday and Saturday 11 AM–8 PM and Sunday noon–6 PM. Hometown Vendor Market welcomes local independent businesses offering crafts, jewelry, home decor, fashion, art, wellness products, and packaged baked goods. The organizer lists approximately 10-by-10-foot booth packages at $200 general or $225 VIP, with registration completed at checkout. Vendors bring their own tables, chairs, and displays. Direct-sales participation is limited to one representative per company. Contact info@hometownvendormarket.com for category availability.

The 40th Annual Tucson Celtic Festival & Scottish Highland Games takes place October 23–25, 2026 at Rillito Park Race Track, with Celtic music, Highland games, merchant booths, and food trucks. The organizer’s 2026 vendor deadline for all fees, paperwork, and insurance was September 11, 2026 and is now past. The event remains useful for discovery and future planning. New vendors normally complete an inquiry application for approval; returning vendors use separate merchant or food registration. Contact tucsoncelt1@gmail.com for vendor questions.

The 20th Annual Tucson Classics Car Show takes place October 24, 2026, 10 AM–4 PM at The Gregory School, 3231 N. Craycroft Road, Tucson. Presented by the Rotary Club of Tucson, it combines classic cars, music, a food court, and merchandise and promotional vendors while supporting local nonprofits. Merchandise booths cost $75 per 10-by-10-foot space, with a requested donation of 10% of sales. Promotional booths start at $300. Both vendor reservation forms list September 20 as the deadline, with payment due at registration. These booths cannot sell or distribute food or drinks; concessions are separate. Vendor forms are available under the website’s Sponsors menu. Call (520) 440-4503 for questions; no texts.

Tanque Verde Market brings local makers, small businesses, food, and live music to Tucson Country Day School on November 7, 2026, from 10 AM–3 PM. The curated market prioritizes Tucson-area artists and makers, including Phoenix, and requires an active Instagram presence. Vendor information lists an August 15–21 application window; current or waitlist availability should be confirmed with info@tanqueverdemarket.com. Published booth fees are $150 for approximately 6x8 feet, $300 for a double space, and $75 for food trucks.

Tucson Fall Craft & Vendor Market runs November 13–15, 2026, indoors at Tucson Mall. Hours are Friday and Saturday 11 AM–8 PM and Sunday noon–6 PM. The market features local independent businesses offering crafts, jewelry, home decor, fashion, art, wellness products, and packaged food. Crochet vendors and 3D printer vendors are not eligible at this venue due to management restrictions. Vendors register through the event page and should check current package pricing and category availability. Bring your own tables, chairs, table covers, and displays.

The 2026 Fall Artisans Market at the Tucson Museum of Art is a three-day juried artisan market running November 20–22, 2026, Friday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Vendors may apply for a 3-day 10x10 ft booth or a single-day 3x6 ft table, and all work must be original. Applications are accepted starting July 22, 2026 until spaces are filled or November 1, 2026 at the latest.

The Made in Tucson Market is a celebration of the risk-takers and dream-makers that personify the Tucson maker movement. It is organized by the Historic Fourth Avenue Coalition, a nonprofit volunteer group dedicated to preservation and protection of equity, diversity, and accessibility of the 4th Avenue District. MinT is a one-day event held twice a year in spring and fall, creating an inclusive environment where the community can gather and support local artists. Funds from the market are reinvested back into the community through murals, improvement grants for local businesses, and community space.

Tucson Winter Wonderland Craft & Vendor Market takes place at Tucson Mall, 4500 N. Oracle Road, on December 11–13 and December 18–20, 2026. Hours are Friday–Saturday 11am–8pm and Sunday noon–6pm. Vendor registration is available through the organizer’s package checkout. Crochet and 3D-printer vendors are excluded at this venue. Registration fees are nonrefundable; sales are not guaranteed.

The Mercado District Holiday Bazaar brings together local artisans, makers, and small businesses for a festive shopping experience in the heart of Tucson's Mercado District. The event takes place Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at Mercado San Agustin, MSA Annex, Monier Building, and along Avenida del Convento. Visitors can explore handcrafted goods, jewelry, clothing, artwork, and unique holiday gifts, along with holiday music, food from local vendors, and a festive photo booth.

The most admired gem and mineral show in the world, brought to you by the nonprofit Tucson Gem and Mineral Society. The Tucson Gem and Mineral Show® has enjoyed international stature since the 1970s, and was the first gem and mineral show to bring the hobby enthusiast, the public, and the curator/professionals together for discovery and discussion. Admission is $15.00 ($14 with $1 TCC ticket tax ), Children 14 and under FREE with a paying adult Friday, February 12, 2027 is Military (active & retired) & Senior Citizens Day (62+), receive $2.00 off the regularly priced ticket* 2-day tickets will be available for a cost of $26.00* > Tickets: you can buy them at the door or at the TCC Ticket Box Office

The Tucson Festival of Books brings author panels, a hands-on Science City exhibit, and teen author programming together each year. The festival also runs a Literary Awards Competition, now in its 15th year, along with food and beverage vendors and live entertainment.

Fourth Avenue Education is a small consulting practice founded by four students who recently went through the admissions process themselves. We work closely, one student at a time, to bring clarity, honesty, and craft to an experience that so often feels neither clear nor honest. Fourth Avenue Education began long before we ever thought of it as a business. Long before we ever gave it a name, we found ourselves reading a cousin's personal statement, helping a younger sibling build a college list, or sitting down with a friend to talk through an essay that just was not coming together. Over time, we all became the people our friends and families turned to for advice during the college admissions process. For nearly two years, that was all Fourth Avenue Education was. Milena, Madeena, and Kaavya met as freshmen at UCLA, where an unexpected roommate assignment turned into a lasting frien...

Tucson Folk Festival is announced for April 2–4, 2027 in Downtown Tucson around Jacome Plaza. Its Elise Grecco Community Marketplace includes artisans, food trucks, business exhibitors and nonprofits along Church Avenue. The vendor page mixes 2027 festival dates with a 2026 application link and older daily schedules. Confirm the current application, vending days, fees and deadline with Matt Rolland before applying.

The 45th Tucson International Mariachi Conference is announced for April 28–May 2, 2027 at Tucson Convention Center. The conference includes music and cultural programming and a vendor component associated with Fiesta de Garibaldi. The current vendor page still lists the closed 2026 application; 2027 vendor dates, fees and availability are not yet confirmed. Contact the organizer before planning to vend.