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The Maker's Market at Thompson's Point brings Maine artisans, craftspeople, artists, creators, farmers, food, drinks, and a full bar together in Portland. It offers free entry and includes specialty-food market dates at Halo.

The Portland Farmers' Market meets in Deering Oaks Park at 631 Stevens Ave on Saturdays and Wednesdays, from 7 am to 1 pm. On August 22 the market hosts a Harvest Bowls fundraiser, where a donation gets shoppers a ceramic bowl made by local potters plus a free community meal from David's Restaurant and LB Kitchen.

The Portland Farmers' Market sets up in Deering Oaks Park at 631 Stevens Ave, with markets Saturdays and Wednesdays from 7 am to 1 pm. Maine Senior FarmShare enrollment runs there from June 3 through September 5, and SNAP or EBT shoppers get their spending matched 50 percent in Maine Harvest Bucks toward fruits, vegetables and food bearing plants.

Portland Farmers' Market is a farmer-only market serving Portland with outdoor summer markets in Deering Oaks Park and an indoor winter market on Stevens Avenue. It accepts applications from Maine farmers selling agricultural products they raise or produce.

Run by the Portland Farmers' Market Association, this Wednesday market sets up in Monument Square from 7am to 1pm. It is a farmer only market, meaning vendors must grow or raise what they sell themselves, and shoppers can use SNAP and EBT with Maine Harvest Bucks matching their spending on fruits, vegetables and food bearing plants.

Maine Craft Weekend is a statewide tour of craft artist open studios, featured Maine cities, and events celebrating handmade work.

Old Port Square reimagines a four-acre block into a distinctive urban destination with residences, retail, restaurants, offices, hotels, and public spaces.

When: Saturday, November 7. 2026 from 9:00a to 4:00p Founded in 1968, The Society of Southern Maine Craftsmen is a non-profit, juried craft organization for Maine craftsmen who are seriously committed to producing quality handmade products. Members have had their products juried on originality, imagination, workmanship and design. Each year the Society sponsors a number of juried art and craft shows in southern and mid-coast Maine providing its members an opportunity to display and sell their work. Customers can find quality Maine handcrafts all year long through our show venues or links to member’s websites. We welcome you to explore our site or visit us at a show for fine quality Maine-made handcrafts . Founded in 1968, The Society of Southern Maine Craftsmen is a non-profit, juried craft organization for Maine craftsmen who are seriously committed to producing quality handmade prod...

The Society of Southern Maine Craftsmen holds its Fall Show on Saturday, July 18, from 9 am to 4 pm at 506 Old Bath Road. The nonprofit organization, founded in 1968, juries its member craftspeople on originality, imagination, workmanship and design, and the show gives shoppers a chance to buy quality Maine-made handcrafts.

across Maine and New England, we’ve built a strong reputation and a loyal customer base. Whether you're a visitor seeking unique finds or a crafter ready to bring your creations to the public — you’ve found the right place. otherwise. All our craft shows are Saturdays & Sundays & run 9:00 am – 4:00 pm. both days (Setup hours vary.) Junior High, Rt 1, 1470 Post Rd, Wells, ME on August 8–9, 2026. (Indoor & outdoor booths; Setup -Annual Columbus Weekend Arts & Craft Show at Westbrook Community Center, 426 Bridge St. Westbrook Oct 10-11, 2026 (Setup Fri 3:30-6:00 & Sat 6-9am)

Harvest on the Harbor Portland Maine - October 30 to November 1, 2025 at Maine Studio Works in East Bayside.

Join Maine Outdoor Brands (MOB) and Thompson’s Point at the inaugural First Tracks Northeast Snow Show! First Tracks will draw a high-intent crowd of skiers, snowboarders, outdoor families, and winter activity enthusiasts actively preparing for the season. Whether you are a boutique brand or flagship exhibitor, we have a booth space for you. Attendees will be coming to explore, learn and buy for the winter season in Maine. All vendor booths will be located in Brick South while Programming and Speakers will be in HALO.

Lost and Found Market, a Maine vintage pop-up focused on sustainability, community and self-expression, returns for two days, October 31 and November 1, at Thompson's Point in Portland, Maine.

How do you determine the point at which your syrup is done? How do you measure the density of your finished product? How do you determine that it’s within Maine’s required standard? Pure Maine maple syrup contains no preservatives and should be refrigerated or kept in a cool dry place after the seal is broken. From the time the first crow flies, usually in late February, to sometime in mid April, the sparkling clear “sweetwater” flows. Pure Maine maple syrup with a hint of the great north woods in it, has been brightening the flavor of fine, downeast food since long before the colonists arrived. The Maine Maple Producers Association welcomes you to join Maine’s Maple Syrup Producers, statewide, as they celebrate Maine Maple Sunday. March 21-22 Maine maple producers will be hosting the 43rd annual Maine Maple Sunday weekend.

Found Object, a seconds and supplies market presented by Shop Maine Craft, runs Saturday, June 27, 2026, from 9 am to 3 pm, rain or shine, at Running With Scissors Art Studios, 250 Anderson Street in Portland. More than 40 members of the studio and the Maine Crafts Association sell artwork, handcrafted objects and studio seconds, with activities including tintype portrait sittings and a natural dye demonstration.

Portland Fine Craft Show presents about 100 juried exhibitors from Maine and the greater Northeast at Lincoln Park. The outdoor show features high-quality work across fine-craft media, plus demonstrations and outreach booths from regional arts organizations, craft guilds, and schools.

The Redrum Market is a Stephen King tribute market featuring handmade and inspired goods from local vendors. Browse art, treats, and one-of-a-kind finds celebrating your favorite stories. Bring your friends and make a day of it!

Books Breath is about the voice that flows out of every book — the wisdom, the stories, the tiny words that wriggle from the author's mind and lodge themselves in the crevices of the reader's heart.This one-day event brings that feeling into one room: authors, booksellers, bookish crafters, stationery, and everything cozy. Sip tea, grab a coffee, and enjoy a pastry to keep you fueled while you shop. Meet local authors, find a hand-bound journal, discover your next favorite read, or just spend the day surrounded by people who understand the pull of a good story.