The Farmers Market is held every Saturday from 9:00AM to 1:00PM and our Makers Market is every Sunday in the Summer from 9:00AM to 1:00PM and in the fall 10:00AM-2:00PM San Antonio, TX
We make (and grow) things. Things that tell stories. It’s truly a feast for the senses, and we’re pretty sure it’ll become your new weekend ritual. Pearl Farmers Market is an open-air grocery experience, held rain or shine. Saturdays are dedicated to our local farmers and ranchers. Find fresh, seasonal produce and meats sourced from South Texas. Sundays are centered around local artisans. Discover unique, culinary-inspired home goods like pottery, wood crafts, and more. We are excited to bring back the weekly Wednesday night traditions of our Night Markets! Make your way to Pearl for a midweek break shopping local businesses and finding your next favorite vendor every Wednesday starting September 16 through November 25. Our vendors and community is what makes our Market one of a kind.
Opportunity Home is committed to building and maintaining sustainable communities. As the largest landlord in San Antonio, Opportunity Home knows that promoting sustainability can influence other companies to heighten their standards as well. Recycled materials are used when building and revitalizing housing communities, while incorporating sustainability measures, including the conservation of energy, water and improving indoor air quality standards. In addition, Opportunity Home consults with organizations such as Build San Antonio Green and Energy Star Raters when building and redeveloping our communities. Mirabella is the first Build San Antonio Green certified level 1 multi-family development in San Antonio and has been verified energy efficient through a third party. The Park at Sutton Oaks is the first new construction, multi-family development to achieve Build San Antonio Gree...
The City of San Antonio World Heritage Office presents the annual Farmers & Artisans Market at Mission Marquee Plaza, held every first and third Saturday from March through November, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The market features fresh locally sourced foods, handmade crafts from local pop-up vendors, community resource information, demos, and a yoga or Zumba fitness class to kick off each market. Admission is free, parking is available on-site, and the venue is pet-friendly.
Second Saturday is a monthly outdoor market held every second Saturday of the month at Main Plaza in San Antonio, Texas. The event welcomes makers, artists, boutiques, cottage food, and food vendors, running from March through December (excluding August). Hours vary by season, with the market open to the public from 6pm–10pm most months and 7pm–10pm in June and July.
Alt Art Exchange is a trading card and collectibles show run by ConLive, bringing together buyers and sellers of TCG cards, sports cards, toys, vintage clothes and other collectibles. The San Antonio date runs September 19 to 20, 2026 off N Loop 1604 E. Vendors apply through the event's own listing, choosing between a TCG table space or a general exhibitor booth, each with its own deadline tied to the show date.
Bracken Village Market Days is an outdoor market at 18771 FM 2252, San Antonio, featuring local farmers, bakers, handmade goods and vintage antiques. Remaining 2026 markets are September 26 and October 24, 9:30am–1:30pm; these are separate fourth-Saturday market dates. Applications close two weeks before each market: September 12 for September 26, and October 10 for October 24. Curated selection; only approved vendors receive a response. Booths are set up on grass. Contact brackenvillage@gmail.com.
Big Texas Comicon!
A pop culture convention for the whole family, Big Texas Comicon brings top tier talent from the world of movies, TV, comics and more to downtown San Antonio at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center.
You can interact with some of your favorite celebrities, get one of a kind autographs, and shop at some of the most unique vendors and artists in Texas.
The 21st annual San Antonio Beer Festival takes place October 17, 2026 at Civic Park at Hemisfair. This 21+ festival features craft beer, music, games, food trucks and booths, and selected retail vendors and artists. A portion of proceeds benefits the San Antonio Food Bank. Food and retail vendors can inquire with the organizer at cbourque@sacurrent.com; no public vendor fee or application deadline was found. Admission requires valid ID.
San Antonio Muertos Fest is a free, annual cultural festival celebrating Día de los Muertos, returning to Hemisfair for its 14th year. The three-day event features live music across multiple stages, a dance and puppet procession, altar exhibitions, workshops, and the Muertos Mercado with over 80 small businesses. The festival runs Friday, October 23 through Sunday, October 25, 2026.
Zonarte – El Mercado de Aztlan is Centro Cultural Aztlan’s annual holiday market for handmade art, jewelry, textiles, furniture and gifts. The 2026 market opens November 20, 6–9pm, and continues November 21–22, 10am–6pm, with free admission. Artist applications are due September 14, 2026; late entries are not accepted. Participating artists inventory their work and contribute 30% of sales to Centro Cultural Aztlan. New applicants must provide up to five work samples.
Run by ConLive, this pop culture collector show takes over space at a shopping center on N Loop 1604 E in San Antonio on December 5 and 6, 2026. Exhibitor booths are aimed at sellers of anime merchandise, collectibles, apparel and accessories, while a separate application covers trading card game sellers.
The San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo is an annual event running February 11–28, 2027, featuring rodeo events, livestock shows, and food vendors at the fairgrounds. The organization supports Texas students through educational commitments, having impacted over 22,000 students since inception. Food vendors play a key role in the event's mission by showcasing their flavors and unique tastes.
Big Texas Terror!
San Antonio's biggest horror con!
Big Texas Terror brings top tier talent from the world of horror to downtown San Antonio at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center.
Interact with some of your favorite celebrities, get one-of-a-kind autographs, and shop at some of the most unique horror vendors and artists in south Texas.
A Night in Old San Antonio (NIOSA), part of Fiesta San Antonio, runs from 5:30 to 10:30 pm at 227 S. Presa Street, with alcohol sales ending at 10 pm. Proceeds support the San Antonio Conservation Society's work preserving historic properties, parks, waterways and cultural traditions in the area.
Fiesta® San Antonio is one of the nation's premier festivals, celebrating San Antonio's rich and diverse cultures. The 2027 edition runs April 15–25 and features more than 100 events organized by over 100 San Antonio non-profits, with an economic impact of more than $340 million. Highlights include the Battle of Flowers® Parade, the Fiesta Flambeau® Parade, the Texas Cavaliers River Parade, and a carnival.
To be considered a Professional entertainer, you must meet the following criteria: Have at least three years of relevant work experience, or have received specialized training in your artistic field, such as a degree or certification. Derive a portion of individual earned income from artistic practice or areas related to your field or demonstrate a clear investment of time and resources into the creation of new works. Have a professional portfolio that includes published or publicly displayed works. If you are interested in performing, please complete and submit an online application for review. NOTE: The Market Square office does not coordinate Fiesta. If you want to become a vendor or performer at Market Square during Fiesta, please visit Fiesta De Los Reyes .
A nationally ranked art fair with a loyal following, held on the historic UTSA Southwest Campus! Young Artists Garden - hands-on fun where budding artists can learn, explore, and create! Plus all your favorite Fiesta® foods Admission: $16 for a 2-day ticket Tickets are on sale NOW, click HERE!
A Night In Old San Antonio, known as NIOSA, runs nightly from 5:30 to 10:30 p.m., with alcohol sales ending at 10 p.m. Proceeds from the event fund the San Antonio Conservation Society's work restoring and preserving the city's historic properties, parks, waterways and cultural traditions.
Get ready to bloom, buzz, flutter, and fly through the streets of King William! The 2027 King William Fair Parade theme, Pollinator Pachanga , is a colorful celebration of the pollinators, plants, and habitats that keep San Antonio’s natural world thriving. Inspired by the ecosystem of the San Antonio River, this year’s theme celebrates the incredible relationship between our native plants and the birds, bees, butterflies, bats, beetles, and other pollinators that call our region home. From wildflowers and native grasses to the tiniest bee and magnificent monarch, each plays a part in the beautiful, interconnected ecosystem growing, buzzing, and blooming all around us. And because this is the King William Fair Parade, we’re not simply admiring nature - we’re throwing it a pachanga! Think enormous flowers, fabulous butterflies, buzzing bees, colorful birds, magnificent monarchs, bloomi...
Sales Have Ended for 2026. Thank you San Antonio! The World Oddities Expo is a traveling oddities festival- a peculiar paradise where weird thrives! We pride ourselves on being an all inclusive artisan and small business fueled mega-convention. We feature artists, vendors, performers, educators, and guest speakers to create a macabre and magical experience for all! Shop our showroom floor packed with peculiar pleasures and treasures from artists and small businesses. You’ll find everything in the Lost Curio Marketplace from taxidermy, insects, macabre art, jewelry, home decor, and more! General Admission Tickets – $20: Our not so general admission ticket includes access to our show floor where you will find all of our vendors, our stage filled with a variety of amazing performers varying from city to city and our WOE Theater that features guest presenters and unique speakers.* VIP: Ex...
City guides with the venues that host festivals, who issues the permits, what the weather does to an outdoor season, and the local vendors worth calling.
