Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Fresno, California

Monthly evening street market in Fresno's Chinatown centered on Central Fish Co. on Kern Street, with dozens of food and craft vendors, live music, dance and cultural performances. Produced by Central Fish, Fresno Street Eats, Mova Farms, Vendor Village, TinMan559 and The Good Karma. Free admission, all ages.

Founded in 1884, the Big Fresno Fair is the 4th largest fair in California and draws around 600,000 visitors each October for a twelve-day run. The fair hosts more than 300 different vendors ranging from home and self-improvement items, sporting goods, collectibles, jewelry and much more. The event features exhibits, a livestock show, live horse racing, musical entertainment, educational programs and more. It reflects Fresno County's agricultural heritage and highlights the artistry within our community. Priority given to returning vendors.

Free monthly arts walk through the Tower District with gallery openings, live music, and food vendors.

Long-running flea market at the Big Fresno Fairgrounds site on S. Chance Ave. Daily spaces can be reserved online or bought in person between 5am and 8am on any market day; average space is about 20ft x 20ft with free vendor parking. Most vendors need a California seller's permit and a valid driver's license; information-only booths may be exempt.

Community market with San Joaquin Valley farms and local food artisans.

Drive-through holiday light display at Woodward Park featuring over one million lights and themed scenes.

Managed by Kimiah Johnson; no stall fee is published in the CDFA register.

Curated artisan and crafter marketplace running inside both the Spring Home & Garden Show and the Fall Home Show at the Big Fresno Fairgrounds. 50-plus Marketplace vendors, most concentrated in Building #5, selling candles, soap, jewelry, polymer clay, woodworking and home decor. Vendor inquiries go by email to the show organizer.

Crafts Faire marketplace inside Fresno State's Vintage Days weekend. Creators and artisans sell handmade, non-mass-produced goods across jewelry, children's toys, home decor and more. Booking runs through Event Hub; parking and admission are free for the weekend.

Managed by Aaron De La Cerda; no stall fee is published in the CDFA register.