Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Richmond, California

Holiday season event in historic Downtown Richmond produced by Richmond Main Street Initiative, with Nutcracker performances, photos with Santa, kids' gift bags and community partner resources. Carried on the RMSI vendor page as one of three annual vendor opportunities.

Managed by Ahmad Baratti; no stall fee is published in the CDFA register.

64th annual edition and the Richmond Art Center's largest event of the year. The Arts and Crafts Marketplace carries handmade gifts from more than 60 local vendors, alongside free art-making activities. Admission is free and the Center takes no cut of vendor sales. Vendors are juried on artistic quality, sales potential, media range and community connection; a 2026 vendor interest list is open.

Managed by Aaron Coleman; no stall fee is published in the CDFA register.

Cinco de Mayo street festival on 23rd Street presented by the City of Richmond with the 23rd Street Merchants Association, with live music, food and cultural performances. Vendor applications open for both commercial and food participants.

Richmond has marked Juneteenth for more than 40 years. The day pairs a parade with a festival of live music, dance, cultural displays, local vendors, food and family activities, organised by the City with local community-based organisations. Vendor booth spots are reserved and paid online.

Managed by Aaron Coleman & Tom Colman; no stall fee is published in the CDFA register.

Free community cultural festival in its 17th year, activating six blocks of Macdonald Avenue in historic Downtown Richmond. Live performances, a classic car show, health and resource hub, youth zone and games, a food and beverage pavilion, and artisan and craft vendors. Produced by Richmond Main Street Initiative, which runs separate registration tracks for artisan/retail, food and information booths.