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Join us for lively and bright celebrations of creativity hosted along the Bay and showcasing hundreds of artists, great food and drinks, creative installations, and more!

Vendors must provide their own 10x10 canopies; in good condition with no tears or broken legs. Please provide two photos of your product, display, and set-up. Do you use any single use plastic products in the service of your business? * For information about vendor fees, market rules, & permits, please complete the following: Download, sign, and return the market rules below. If you are selling food items, download the health department application below, and contact the LA County Department of Health for more information. ALL vendors must provide a copy of insurance, and payment of vendor fees before being approved to attend the market.

Join us for a fun-filled summer in the heart of Kernville! Enjoy rotating bands and performers all summer long. Bring a camp chair or blanket, grab a bite, and settle in for an evening of music with the river & mountains as your backdrop. Taste your way through Kernville—food trucks, sweet treats, cold drinks, and artisan booths featuring local makers and small businesses from around the valley. No tickets, no gate—just show up. Enjoy activities for kids, room to roam, and plenty of space for friends and family to gather by the river! Whether you’re a local, a camper, or just visiting for the weekend, celebrate summer in the heart of Kernville at our monthly Kernville Summer Festival, held the second Saturday of each month from June through September. This family-friendly, community-focused event brings Circle Park to life with local vendors, live music, and plenty of small-town charm.

Since its modest beginnings in 1963 with just a handful of antique dealers outside St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, this volunteer-run event has grown into a massive outdoor fair featuring 300 select dealers from across the country. Spanning 11 blocks of the historic town, the fair offers a treasure trove of items, including period furniture, vintage textiles, pottery, jewelry, and more. Alongside the antiques, peddlers offer everything from toys to tapestries, and food vendors serve up treats like kettle corn, hot dogs, and shaved ice. With the scenic backdrop of the Carquinez Strait and the charming shops and cafes along First Street, the Benicia Peddlers Fair is more than just a market—it’s a celebration of community, history, and craftsmanship. Admission is free, and this year we’ll have a free shuttle courtesy of SolTrans. Street parking can also be found along the First Street Prome...

Since 1973, the Gravenstein Apple Fair has brought together farmers, families, musicians, artists, and food lovers to celebrate the agricultural roots of Sonoma County. Thank you for joining us in 2026 for all things apple, the best local food and drink, top regional music, ag-inspired fun for all ages, Artisan Tasting Grove, VIP Lounge, and much more! Bohemian’s Best Festival since 2019, Best Art Event 2026, and Best Charity Event 2026, the Fair is 95% Zero Waste. Proceeds benefit the nonprofit Sonoma County Farm Trails. We are grateful for the ongoing support of our generous sponsors! Since 1973, Sonoma County Farm Trails has produced the Gravenstein Apple Fair as our primary annual fundraiser. Proceeds support our nonprofit’s mission to keep “farms forever” in Sonoma County. Thanks to the photographers who have captured images of the Gravenstein Apple Fair over the past ten years:...

San José Made helps creative small businesses grow their business and brand in San José and the San Francisco Bay Area. Our online shop features over 4,000 products made by some of your favorite creative small businesses. Additionally we do events, pop-ups and creative retail activations throughout the year.

Nevada County Fair runs Wednesday through Sunday, with daily hours from 10 am to 11 pm, at the fairgrounds located at 11228 McCourtney Road in Grass Valley. The grounds close September 4 for car show preparations.

Yolo County Fair is the longest running free gate fair in Northern California. Visit our official website www.yolocountyfair.net for more information.

Humboldt County Fair Association is the historic site of the Humboldt County Fair, a tradition well over 120 years in the making. We offer event rentals, a rv park, and both our summer and winter fair for the community that we serve.

Rooted in the heart of the 626 San Gabriel Valley and expanding to Costa Mesa and the Bay Area, we provide a space where Asian Americans and visitors of all backgrounds can connect, explore, and immerse themselves in asian cultural traditions. Through food, art, entertainment, and entrepreneurship, we aim to honor our heritage, uplift our communities, and keep the night market spirit alive. 626 Night Market began with a simple idea: to bring the vibrant spirit of Asia's legendary night markets to communities right here in America. We wanted to celebrate the rich tapestry of Asian food, creativity, and culture by recreating the bustling, communal experience so many grew up with or are discovering for the first time. At its core, 626 Night Market is about people and culture. Inspired by traditional night markets and powered by local communities, we bring together food, art, and entertai...

The Banana Festival is a family-friendly multicultural event. We celebrate the beautiful countries in the world where bananas grow, their cultures, ethnic diversity, food, and music. Bring the whole family to William Land Park for food, fun, art, and amazing entertainment! The Sacramento Banana Festival is the National Academic Youth Corps largest annual fundraiser. -Career development and professional training to youth, local artists, and seniors. -Offer free and low-cost education programs where youth are not turned away because their families cannot afford them. -Upgrade our interactive technology and multimedia equipment for our media and resource center. Kids can enjoy bounce houses, bungees, games, reptile exhibits, and do banana crafts.

San Diego Made is a curated local marketplace of makers, designers, doers and dreamers. At our events, you’ll find locally handmade products that tell the stories of the people who created them. You’ll browse racks of one-of-a-kind fashions, find unique gifts for everyone on your list, and treat yourself to something weird and wonderful that couldn’t be found anywhere else, all while supporting your local economy. Don’t miss the San Diego Made Holiday Market at NTC Park Liberty Station Nov. 28-29! Our vendor application is open for craft, vintage, curated small-batch, handmade, artisanal, and packaged food vendors. We also have an activation interest list for brands, artists, and community partners interested in creating an on-site experience, along with sponsorship and volunteer opportunities for those who want to get involved and support our events. Each market will have its own ven...

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For information regarding any of the Foundation's events or to be placed on our mailing list, please call the Foundation Office: (530) 938-5373 or toll-free, 1 (888) 397-4339. Special sales, drawings, and refreshments are all part of the day to celebrate our customers. The Eagle's Nest is located at 123 Main Street in Weed. This event is held the first day of the Fall semester at the COS Weed Campus from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm (or until food runs out) at the Weed Campus Student Center & Patio. All Siskiyous students are invited to attend this free barbecue and help us 'kick-off' the new school year. This event is held annually to raise scholarship funds for Siskiyou County students (high school and continuing COS) who plan to attend COS. Call (530) 938-5373 for information or to purchase tickets. Funds raised at the dinner support the COS Foundation Scholarship Program and the Siskiyou P...

Palo Alto Festival of the Arts - About - Palo Alto Chamber of Commerce August 22 & 23, 2026 • 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. • University Avenue, Palo Alto This high quality, community-friendly event is hosted by the Palo Alto Chamber of Commerce with the support of the City of Palo Alto. This event attracts people every year from throughout California and the West Coast. The festival—celebrating its 43rd year—takes place on tree-lined University Avenue in beautiful downtown Palo Alto, a vital economic area 35 miles south of San Francisco. The backbone of the festival and the key to its success are the 250 fine artists and crafters whose display booths are placed back-to-back along University Avenue. These exhibitors are the reason why this festival attracts such a high percentage of fine artists and crafters whose work you'll see only at a few select shows on the West Coast. While strolling throu...

Dive into the ultimate summer escape with Lakefest! 2027 Event Details To Be Announced... Lakefest is the one where we turn up the volume—lakeside stage, mountain backdrop, local drinks, fantastic music and a summer crowd ready to celebrate outdoors. Whether you came for the music, the views or the good people, expect an Elevated Events experience that blends outdoor living, community, and fun. Lake Arrowhead Beer Garden, Food Trucks, Local Art, BMX Show, Kids Zone, Vendor Village Admission is free - Full Schedule and Details Available Soon! Beat the traffic during Lakefest with a lift from Jazzy Bear's Ride Service or the free Big Bear Trolley ; offering transportation to and from key event locations so you can enjoy all of the fun without the hassle!