Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in San Luis Obispo, California

A 46-year handmade craft tradition started by a north SLO County family in 1979. 100 percent handmade by the makers. Early bird application deadline October 3, final deadline November 9.

Renaissance-style juried marketplace with roughly 80 vendors and four entertainment stages, run by the nonprofit History Revisited. Priority to handcrafted regionally made goods reflecting the late 16th century.

Free outdoor concert series in Mission Plaza with live music, food vendors, and community gatherings.

Managed by Jeff Nielsen; no stall fee is published in the CDFA register.

Long-running handmade holiday boutique hosted by California Poppy Decorative Artists at the SLO Elks Lodge. All items must be hand crafted; open to members and non-members. Most recent confirmed edition was the 30th annual, October 10-12, 2025.

Outdoor handmade art and craft show in its third year at Santa Rosa Park, produced by Steve Powers and Company. Roughly 100-140 independent artists and craft workers. Free admission and over 300 free parking spaces. Note: operator domain sloartinthepark.com is currently suspended and redirects to a hosting placeholder.

Managed by Jessie Bonfield; no stall fee is published in the CDFA register.

Managed by Jeff Nielsen; no stall fee is published in the CDFA register.

Celebration of Central Coast craft brewing with tastings, food pairings, and live music.

Famous weekly market on Higuera Street with live music, BBQ, fresh produce, and artisan vendors.

Nonprofit jazz festival benefiting music education programs in San Luis Obispo city and county. Art booths and food/beverage concessions are recruited separately; a city vending policy fee of 20 dollars applies to all booths and electricity is limited.