Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Long Beach, California

Weekly waterfront arts and crafts market in the parking area overlooking Alamitos Bay Marina, adjacent to a popular farmers market and several waterfront brunch restaurants. Multiple booths of unique arts, crafts and higher-end specialty items. Located on Marina Drive at Second Street between Belmont Shore and Naples, about a block west of Pacific Coast Highway. Free admission and close vendor parking.

Popular holiday craft fair in Belmont Shore neighborhood with juried artisans and handcrafted gifts.

Spectacular holiday boat parade through Alamitos Bay with illuminated vessels and waterfront celebrations.

Long Beach Farmers Market is a year-round Friday market in downtown Long Beach that brings together local farmers, artisans, and food vendors. The market draws shoppers committed to supporting small businesses and buying directly from producers—a strong fit if you're selling produce, homemade goods, or handmade products rooted in the region's agricultural heritage.

Annual LGBTQ+ pride celebration along the waterfront with parade, vendors, music, and entertainment.

Held in July at ShoreLine Aquatic Park, Love Long Beach Festival in its 11th year brings together dancers, artists, families, and music lovers for a multi-day celebration of house, techno, bass, and live performances on the Long Beach shoreline. The festival draws approximately 10,000 guests across local food trucks, vendor villages, and boutique merchandise vendors, plus yoga, flow arts, sound healing, and fire performances. The Whole Earth Village features holistic wellness, workshops, and artisan vendors. Merch vendors occupy 10x10 booth space; food vendor slots are typically sold out and food vendors must stay open until 10pm. Vendors need Long Beach special event permits, board of health permits, seller's permits, and current insurance.

Patchwork Show's largest and longest-running location, at the water's edge of Marine Stadium off Appian Way. 200+ vendors, the largest Patchwork Junior section, live music and a bike valet. Very pet-friendly and popular with cyclists. NOTE: this row is Los Angeles County (region 1), captured here because it is part of the same operator sweep. Bi-annual makers festival produced by Dear Handmade Life since 2007, free to attend, typically 100-200 vendors. Rolling jury: apply by Tuesday midnight PT to hear back by Thursday, accepted up until the week before the show. Fall 2026 applications opened June 6, 2026. Resellers excluded (no Mary Kay, Scentsy or similar); a small number of well-curated vintage vendors accepted. No prepared-food vendors except food trucks; packaged food must submit health department paperwork with the application.