The Sedona Community Farmers Market's winter season runs Sundays from 11 am to 3 pm, November 1, 2026, through May 30, 2027, at 2201 W State Route 89A in West Sedona. The market shifts from its summer schedule of 8 am to noon once the winter season begins.
The Buckeye Farmer's Market sets up at Sundance Park, 22865 West Lower Buckeye Road, in Buckeye, Arizona. It runs Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Vendors wishing to sell at this or other city-sponsored public events apply through the City of Buckeye's Public Events Vendor Application.
Ticket Disclaimer: Only tickets purchased through RodeoTickets.com will be accepted for entry into Cave Creek Rodeo Days. Tickets obtained from any other website or third-party seller will not be valid and may be refused at the gate. If tickets are unavailable online, tickets will NOT be sold at the gate. Cave Creek Rodeo Days is excited to continue our Princess and Wrangler youth program. This is an opportunity for young cowgirls and cowboys to participate in parades, community service events and educational opportunities. This is a year round program celebrating our youth and western heritage! Our Princess and Wranglers attend quarterly events to keep the fun going! Attendance is optional to any scheduled event. There is a limit of 15 Princesses and 15 Wranglers per Rodeo year. be a representative of Cave Creek Rodeo and the town of Cave Creek act, speak, and dress according to the...
An Award Winning Artisan Bakery out of Phoenix that hand makes every loaf with Non-GMO Organic Flour, No Preservatives, and Ancient Grains. A huge selection of bread, buns, dinner rolls, specialty loaves, and pastries are available at every Market. Preorders are suggested for getting exactly what you want. Text or Call Betsy by Monday noon for Pick up at the Wednesday Fountain Hills Farmers Market located @ 16831 E. Ave of the Fountains in the Heart of FH. 480-227-6113. Handmade delicious Empanadas in 5 or 6 different meat flavors and Veggie. These are traditional Argentinean style! Served warm to eat on the run or take home with some delicious sauce. Its a must try, and never disappoints! Featured on the front page of the Phoenix Magazine about every year as the "Best Tamales". Fresh Hot ready to eat and Frozen Tamales are handmade, an weighed to each weigh 1/2 pound. They are availa...
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.
Whether you're an experienced artist, a skilled craftsperson, or simply looking to explore a new hobby, Sunland Springs Village offers a welcoming variety of arts and crafts clubs. These groups provide opportunities to learn new techniques, share creative ideas, and enjoy the friendships that develop while making something by hand. Click on the club name to reveal more information. Barbara Williams- President at 303-798-5223 or Karen Peifer- Vice President At 602-820-4344 The SSV Stained Glass studio is available for the enjoyment of all SSV residents. No experience is required to take classes. You will create a project from start to finish using the Copper Foil method. All tools and supplies are provided for these classes. Classes meet once a week from October to April. One class meets on Tuesday and another class on Thursday. We also have a work group that meets Wednesday year around.
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 Fall Fountain Festival of Fine Arts and Crafts runs November 13 through 15, 2026, along Avenue of the Fountains and Saguaro Boulevard in Fountain Hills. More than 400 juried artists show work alongside live music, food concessionaires, and a beer and wine garden, with free admission Friday and Saturday 10 to 5 and Sunday 10 to 4.
Lake Havasu Home & Garden Expo — Mohave County's Biggest Home Show Two shows a year — click a show below for full details, floor plans, and exhibitor sign-up. Thousands of homeowners, buyers, and remodelers attend each show — all looking for your services. Held at the Lake Havasu Aquatic Center, the heart of Mohave County. Contractors, landscapers, interior designers, appliance dealers, and more. Maximum foot traffic — no admission barrier means more eyes on your booth.
Get ready for a day of shopping and celebration at Sweet to the Soul on Saturday, November 14, 2026, from 9 AM to 3 PM at the Peoria Sports Complex.
This one-day, family-friendly event will bring together over 200 carefully curated vendors, all local to Arizona, featuring a wide range of handcrafted goods, baked treats, artisan jewelry, unique gifts, and even tiny tattoos. It’s the perfect opportunity to discover meaningful, one-of-a-kind items while exploring local artists and small shops!
To round out the experience, a variety of local food trucks will be on-site, serving up delicious eats and sweet treats to keep you fueled throughout the day. With great food, festive vibes, and plenty of shopping for all ages, Sweet to the Soul promises a full day of holiday fun and community connection.
Phoenix Pizza Festival is a signature annual event in the city that sells out every year! The 11th annual fest is taking place on November 14 and 15, 2026 at Hance Park. The festival will feature vendors selling all types of pizza slices, full pies and other unique pizza inspired creations. Other in-theme foods and a variety of desserts are also available. In addition to pizza, the festival features performances by some of Phoenix's best local bands, lawn games, local market vendors and kid's activities like bounce houses and face painting. Bars offer a selection of wine, beer, cocktails and N/A beverages. All tickets are General Admission, and all food/drink items cost extra once inside. The event takes place at Margaret T. Hance Park (on the east side) in downtown Phoenix. Proceeds benefit Downtown Phoenix, Inc. This event sells out every year. We highly recommend purchasing tickets online before they do. Tickets will not be available to purchase at the gate.
24810 S. Rittenhouse Road, Queen Creek, AZ — at Schnepf Farms A market built by the community, for the community. Rooted in the heart of Queen Creek since 2017, we’ve grown from a handful of folding tables into one of the East Valley’s largest outdoor markets — without losing what made it special. Here, vendors aren’t just sellers and visitors aren’t just shoppers. Everyone shows up for each other. A rotating lineup of food trucks keeps the family fed while you browse every booth. We love animals and treat pets like family — so bring yours along for the day. Face painting and activities keep the little ones entertained from open to close.
The tradition began in 1983 at the Civic Center Senior Center, which was the city of Scottsdale's original senior center in downtown Scottsdale. At the time, the purpose of the event was to provide an opportunity for local seniors who were taking art classes at the relatively new facility to showcase their artwork. Over the past 40 years the fair has evolved into a large community event, with over 150 art vendors who sell a wide range of original artwork, jewelry, photography, glass and iron work, clothing and much more. The combination of high-quality original art and hand-made crafts make the Arts and Crafts Fair a terrific shopping experience where gems await around every corner. The event features artwork for any budget, with treasures available for as little as $1. Although the main focus of our fair continues to be great, well priced art, a variety of other activities and entert...
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.
Shop, Discover & Connect at Scottsdale's Favorite Weekend Market!
A feel-good day out in the heart of Scottsdale. Browse a beautifully curated mix of 150+ handpicked local vendors — handmade crafts, stunning jewelry, one-of-a-kind clothing, fine art, and so much more. Every visit brings something new to discover.
What's Waiting for You:
- 150+ Amazing Vendors
- Specialty Food & Drinks
- Beer & Cocktails
- Live Musicians
- FREE Kids Crafts
- Character Appearances
- Piercings & Tattoos
- Permanent Jewelry, Custom Engraving & Charm Bars
- Fun Photo-op Backdrop
…and SO much more waiting for you!
Find Us in the Heart of Scottsdale!
We're right at the beautiful Scottsdale Civic Center on Drinkwater Blvd. — steps from Scottsdale Arts and our first Brick and Mortar, The Merchantile of Scottsdale! Best of all, it's completely free to attend and open to everyone.
Fun for the Whole Family!
Little ones can get creative at our free kids' craft area while grown-ups browse, snack, and soak up the community vibe. We're stroller- and wheelchair-accessible, pet-friendly, and fully equipped with on-site restrooms.
Rain or Shine — We'll Be There!
The market goes on no matter the weather. If anything changes due to unforeseen circumstances, we'll keep you posted on our website and social media.
Want to Be a Vendor?
We're accepting applications and would love to have you join our incredible community of passionate makers and creators. Spaces fill up fast — apply today and secure your spot before it's gone!
MERCHANTILE MARKET
📅 SAT. NOV. 21 | 10AM – 5PM
📍 Scottsdale Civic Center
3939 N. Drinkwater Blvd., Scottsdale, AZ
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🌐 Visit merchantilemarket.com for all the details!
The Quartzsite Fall Festival runs from 10 am to 5 pm on November 21, 2026, at Quartzsite Town Park, with free admission and parking. Hosted by the Town of Quartzsite and local sponsors, it has grown to draw more than 4,000 attendees for live entertainment, food and family activities alongside vendor and local business booths. Vendors need a 15 dollar special event license from the town plus a booth fee, and applications are due about a week before the event.
The Verde Valley Wine Consortium assists in creating, nurturing and advancing the Verde Valley as a significant and important wine region – locally, regionally, nationally and internationally – in every aspect of winemaking, wine culture, wine education and wine tourism. The official Arizona Wine Trail Specialty License Plate IS NOW AVAILABLE from adot! Proceeds from sales of the new plate will go towards supporting Arizona wineries or Click Here to order your specialty plate now! The Southwest Wine Center at Yavapai College is a premier wine industry and community resource, offering a comprehensive hands-on education from vineyard-to-bottle with programs in enology, viticulture and business/entrepreneurship through its estate vineyard, teaching winery, fully-operational tasting room, and region-wide wine industry research epicenter. The Arizona Wine Growers Association (AWGA) serves...
Celebrate diversity, creativity, and community at the Equality Chamber's Queer Holiday Market! Browse an incredible selection of local LGBTQ+ and allied artists, makers, and small businesses while enjoying refreshing summer drinks and delicious bites from food pop-ups. This inclusive and welcoming event is the perfect place to shop unique finds, support local talent, and connect with the community. Everyone is welcome—come as you are and celebrate with us! Presented by: Brick Road Coffee and Prism Coffee Lab.
Founded in 1977 by Lloyd & Lavoun Dyer, Tyson Wells began as an open lot in Quartzsite, Arizona. By 1978, the Sell-A-Rama was born, starting a tradition of unique desert shows. In 1995, Lavoun’s son, Kym Scott, a Fresno State business graduate, took over, expanding the business. The Tyson Wells Rock & Gem show is known for rock, gem & mineral vendors from around the world. The show is always early January and runs for 10 days. It is a great place to find gems, rocks, minerals, jewelry, faceting, precious metals, lapidary tool, equipment & supplies. The Tyson Wells Sell-A-Rama show is in late January and also runs for 10 days. Like the Rock & Gems Show, the Sell-A-Rama showcases the rock, gem, & mineral vendors and adds Art & Craft vendors also. The Sell-A-Rama has over 850 vendor spaces which equals roughly 2.2 miles of aisle frontage. In 2026 this will be the 48th annual show. You ca...
Once Upon a Market is Arizona's premier Disney, Harry Potter, and fantasy-inspired market, bringing together magical shopping, talented artisans, themed treats, entertainment, and immersive experiences all in one place. Wander through enchanting realms, discover unique handmade treasures, meet beloved characters, and celebrate the stories that have captured our imaginations for generations. Whether you're a Disney fan, a Potterhead, or simply love all things magical, Once Upon a Market is where fantasy comes to life.
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.
