Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Huntsville, Alabama

Established recurring farm-based farmers market with its own operator site

Held at the Orion Amphitheater, Christkindlmarket Huntsville features 60+ juried visual artists from across the region selling handcrafted work in multiple mediums alongside seasonal food and beverages from the Orion Amphitheater and MidCity Market Pop-Up. Free admission and parking. Last year drew over 8,000 attendees, making it North Alabama's largest holiday market event. Live holiday music throughout.

Greene Street Market is a downtown Huntsville weekly market running Thursday afternoons from May through October, plus holiday markets in November and December. Vendors include local growers of vegetables, fruits, herbs, flowers, and bedding plants; producers of poultry and meats; bakers and cheesemakers; specialty food makers (honey, jams, relishes, prepared meals); and local artisans hand-crafting beads, clothing, baskets, and more.

Historic county market (roots to 1814); separate produce and artisan-craft tracks

NEACA holiday handmade craft show, 100+ makers

NEACA juried handmade craft show, 100+ makers

NE Alabama Crafters Assoc. juried handmade craft show, 100+ makers

Held in downtown Huntsville's Big Spring Park each April, Panoply Arts Festival brings together 100+ visual artists across mediums in the Art Marketplace, 20+ local music acts, culinary food trucks, and kid-friendly activities. An established juried event with strong attendance — solid fit if you're looking for a Southeast arts crowd in late spring.

The Market at MidCity is a recurring Sunday artisan and farmers market in Huntsville's MidCity District, opening each March and running through the warmer months.

Village of Providence Farmers Market in Huntsville offers both Saturday morning and Thursday evening hours — a schedule that works for different shoppers. Expect fresh produce sold directly by farmers, plus handmade goods from local makers and food vendors. The market draws shoppers intentionally looking to support local businesses and buy directly from the people who grow and make their products.