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Explore fresh produce and artisanal goods at San Juan Island Farmers Market. Connect with local farmers and vendors every Saturday in Friday Harbor. SJI Farmers Market.

Westport, WA is your beach-town escape on the Washington Coast — close to home, full of memories.

The UW Bothell Makers Fair is a celebration of the campus community's creative talent, with its most recent edition drawing over 80 student, faculty, staff, alumni and community makers selling everything from handmade crafts to desserts. It is held at the Activities and Recreation Center and the North Creek Events Center on the UW Bothell campus, with vendor applications opening about three months ahead each year. The next fair is set for February 10, 2027.

We’re looking for our next Executive Director! Apply Here. The Whatcom County Art Awards Nominations are open now! The Holiday Festival of the Arts is an indoor and online, 5 week-long festival featuring over 100 artisans from our region. Items for sale are collected through donations, and sold at low cost. We sell some knick-knacks, drawing supplies, fabrics, crafts etc. Allied Arts puts on a wide range of delightful art events throughout the year. Each year our program conducts workshops in dance, theatre and the visual arts in the Bellingham schools and throughout Whatcom County.

Punk Rock Flea Market is Seattle and the Pacific Northwest's favorite underground shopping experience.

Shop. Learn. Experience. – March 4 – 7, 2027. Puyallup, WA. Thank you for being part of the Sewing & Stitchery Expo 2026! Whether you joined us to shop the vendor hall, take classes, meet fellow makers, or simply soak up the creative energy, we are so grateful you spent time with us. Your enthusiasm, creativity, and love of sewing are what make this event so special every year. From inspiring classes and demonstrations to discovering new tools, fabrics, and techniques, we hope you left feeling energized and excited about your next project. Thousands of products and amazing deals on fabric, notions, machines, and more from your favorite vendors ! Classes for sewists of all levels—beginner to expert. Can’t wait to get started? Join us the day before the show for our pre-Expo featuring a selection of 4-hour intensive project classes. The Sewing & Stitchery Expo is owned and operated by W...

Tattoo expo with an art marketplace for oddities, fantasy art, geek crafts, macabre creations and related merchandise. Vendor applications (checked 2026-10-05): unknown. Official vendor page has reservation route requiring login or profile creation; current availability remains unverified.

Follow the trail of candy pieces to The Phone Home Market — a craft market glowing with 80s wonder, backyard adventure, and that one unforgettable feeling of finding a friend where you least expected one. Whether you pedal in on a BMX or arrive the boring way, you'll land somewhere that feels a little bit magical. Wander booths filled with handmade treasures from talented local artisans — movie-inspired candles and jewelry, plush creatures of the friendly variety, stickers, art prints, and crafts that capture all the warmth of a movie night under a blanket fort.

Books Breath is a touring one-day book market from New Row Productions, coming to Bellevue, Washington on Saturday, March 20, 2027, from noon to 5 pm. Authors, booksellers, and bookish crafters sell hand-bound journals, stationery, and other cozy goods while shoppers sip tea or coffee and grab a pastry. General admission is free and includes a mini tote bag and five raffle tickets; the exact Bellevue venue was still to be announced at last check.

The Lumen Field Event Center is indoors with heating. All food & beverage is included. Tastings from 200+ Wineries and bites from 75+ Restaurants. VIP Ticket Holders get Early Access at 1:00 PM! This is a walk-around tasting experience! We encourage you to explore the entire venue! You’ll have access to The Grand Tasting a full hour earlier ! Enjoy the event from 1:00 - 5:30 PM. A special VIP Tote Bag with all kinds of fun goodies inside. A keepsake VIP laminate and a Taste Washington lanyard.

Gem Faire comes to the Washington State Fair Event Center, 110 9th Avenue SW in Puyallup, November 13 through 15, 2026, with hours Friday noon to 6 pm, Saturday 10 am to 6 pm and Sunday 10 am to 5 pm. The show, running for more than 38 years, brings gemstones, jewelry, beads and minerals from importers, wholesalers and artisans, with weekend admission at $7 and free entry for children 12 and under and seniors 70 and older.

Magical Meetups runs a touring series of pop culture themed markets, and its Sidekicks and Misfits stop lands in Bellevue, Washington on March 21, 2027, from noon to 5 pm. The market is dedicated to sidekick characters, bringing together independent makers and small shops curated around a fantasy and fandom theme. Vendors apply through the company's own site, which lists dozens of similarly themed markets across the country.

Join us for the 51st Annual Seattle Cherry Blossom & Japanese Cultural Festival at Seattle Center, April 10-12, 2026.

Springtime is back, and it’s here to stay — celebrate spring the Washington way! The Washington State Spring Fair is Washington’s biggest celebration of spring — with rides, animals, food, free exhibits, motorsports and new Fair spaces all in one iconic location. Friday, April 10 - Opening Day Food Drive - All guests get FREE Spring Fair admission from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm with a suggested non-perishable food donation, benefitting the Puyallup Food Bank. Friday, April 10 & 17 - Military Appreciation Days - FREE admission for all active, reserve and retired military, disabled veterans, and National Guard and their dependents when each shows valid military ID at any Fair gate. *Online orders subject to standard fees. All tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable, regardless of weather. Events held rain or shine. Interested in purchasing more than 25 tickets? Contact our Group Sales...

The University of Washington's 55th Annual Spring Powwow takes place April 11 and 12, 2026, in Seattle. Admission is free, with more than 30 vendors selling items and concessions on site, cash preferred, and parking costs $6 before noon on Saturday and is free after that and all day Sunday.

Sip, Savor, and Celebrate with Women For WineSense in Washington! The Women For WineSense National Grand Event returns April 13–15, 2026, in Woodinville, Washington. It’s been far too long since we’ve gathered our members and friends from coast to coast to raise a glass together in celebration of wine and Women For WineSense in a truly Grand Event. This April, we’re coming back in style for an exceptional event that blends the best of wine, friendship, and inspiration… and celebrates our successes along the way. From the first pour to the final toast, every moment is designed to remind you why you fell in love with wine—and Women For WineSense—in the first place… or to welcome you into our experiences! Imagine this: the buzz of Woodinville’s hip tasting rooms just steps from your hotel, the luxurious comfort of the Willows Lodge, and two unforgettable days filled with tastings, learni...

Stroll through historic Downtown Mount Vernon and experience the vibrant Tulip Festival Street Fair , a three-day celebration of art, food, music, and community! Enjoy hundreds of artisan vendors, delicious local eats, and live entertainment. Whether you’re shopping for handmade treasures, tasting local flavors, or simply soaking in the festive atmosphere, the Street Fair is the perfect way to celebrate spring in the Skagit Valley. Friday & Saturday from 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. The Tulip Festival Street Fair is hosted by the Mount Vernon Downtown Association. Visit the official event website for additional details, vendor lists, maps, and more. Powered by Community: Celebrating the Sponsors Behind the 2026 Skagit Valley Tulip Festival

Created by the community for the community, the Procession of the Species Celebration is a joyous, artistic pageant, embracing the languages of art, music and dance to inspire learning, appreciation and protection of the natural world.

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The Washington State Apple Blossom Festival is one of the premier Festivals in the Pacific Northwest. The Festival draws over 100,000 visitors annually to the Wenatchee Valley during this 11-day event. 2027 marks the 108th Washington State Apple Blossom Festival. Reminder: No dogs in the park April 22–May 2, 2027 (City Ordinance, Wenatchee Municipal Code 5.28.090) Parade route begins at Triangle Park, goes down Orondo, left on Mission Street , ends at Fifth Street (approx. 1.3 miles) We love our parades! To kick off the “Opening Weekend” of Festival, we hold the Youth Parade on the first Saturday. The Youth Parade is one of the only parades in the state to feature so many of Washington’s youngsters. Over 4,500 children ages 14 and under (and some who are just young at heart) participate in this celebration! To better serve our participants, the Youth Parade application process has bee...

2026 Skamania County Spring Fest Handmade Creations and Plant and Garden Vendor Application 2) A staff member will review your application and reach out via email or phone to confirm approval of application 3) Once approved, payment is needed to reserve a spot and officially become a vendor. 4) After payment is received, you will be assigned a space number based on your preferred space listed on your application and availability. Please note plant and garden vendors are located in the Stock Barn. If you attended last year's Spring Fest, please read over the application as there has been a few changes. 2) A staff member will review your application and reach out via email or phone to confirm approval of application

While Maifest celebrates our Bavarian roots, those roots reach back even further than many realize. Long before Bavaria became distinctly “Bavarian,” Celtic tribes inhabited the region, shaping early culture, traditions, and even place names. Over centuries, Celtic and Germanic influences blended to form the rich heritage that defines Bavaria today. That shared history makes our Celtic Festival a natural and meaningful part of May in Leavenworth — another joyful expression of music, storytelling, and Old World tradition brought to life in the mountains. Rock Fest kicks off our Bavarian spring with a nod to the rugged alpine spirit that defines both Bavaria and the Cascades. From the world-renowned climbing routes of Germany’s Franconian Jura to the granite walls of Icicle Canyon, mountain culture is deeply woven into Bavarian heritage. This outdoor celebration honors that adventurous...

We’re excited to bring back and expand our Produce on Pike evening farmers market series this summer! From June through September, join us every Wednesday evening at Pike Place Market for a midweek dose of fresh, local goodness—perfectly timed for downtown workers and residents. Location: North end of Pike Place Market, between Stewart and Virginia Streets Come shop a vibrant selection of locally grown fruits, vegetables, and artisan goods straight from our Pike Place Market farmers. Meet the growers, hear their stories, and discover what’s in season—right in the heart of Seattle. Whether you’re grabbing groceries after work, strolling with friends, or exploring the Market for the first time, Produce on Pike is your new Wednesday tradition. Support local farms and enjoy the freshest flavors of the Northwest—all in one convenient stop Enjoy FREE evening parking on Wednesdays! Spend $50...

Don’t miss one of the region’s largest RV shows – and the only one with free admission! Featuring a wide assortment of fully staged RVs, including compact, lightweight travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, Class-A motorhomes, and more. The top RV manufacturers will be well represented, including Coleman, Eddie Bauer, Campsite Reserve, and many more. The Ultimate RV Show features new and used models, all at show-only special pricing.

Save the date! Join Us May 15-16, 2027 For the 56th U District Street Fair! The annual U District Street Fair kicks off Seattle’s summer event season with a 15 block-long arts and crafts fair that takes over University Way (a.k.a. “The Ave”). The third weekend in May each year marks the celebration for this two-day event featuring free live music and performances, hundreds of artists and makers, and blocks of food trucks and booths. This Seattle tradition regularly attracts visitors from across the Greater Seattle area and is accessible by link light rail which will transport visitors to the middle of the event at NE 43rd Street. The U District Street Fair expands to include more vendors, spanning Campus Parkway to NE 50th Street. Attendees are invited to explore arts and craft, vintage goods, delicious eats, and so much more from hundreds of vendors. Local U District small businesses...

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