Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Guam

Three-day village festival on the Agana Heights Mayor's Office grounds celebrating the coconut as Trongkon I Lina'la', the Tree of Life. Local vendor booths run alongside coconut dessert, husking and culinary competitions judged by a panel of chefs, with cash prizes, trophies and gift certificates.

Guam's flagship weekly market, running since April 1998 and drawing 80+ vendors across arts and craft, gifts and souvenirs, jewelry, clothing, barbecue, produce and nursery stock. Operated by the Department of CHamoru Affairs; explicitly positioned as a proving ground for entrepreneurs testing a new product. Descended from the 1960s-70s Guam Farmers Market. Live entertainment and cultural performances run through the night.

Mid-year holiday-themed bazaar run by Guam Community College, bringing together local artisans, handmade goods, decorations, gifts and boutique clothing under one roof. Runs as part of GCC Summer Fest alongside a campus block party and program open house. Vendor fees fund GCC student scholarships and vendors must hold a valid Guam business licence. GCC runs a separate Holiday Bazaar on Black Friday each November.

Operated by the Farmers' Cooperative Association of Guam at its own paved, permanent facility with an indoor building and restrooms. FCAG conducts farm visits to inspect member fields and crops, so this is a genuinely producer-vetted market. Food vendors serve island breakfast; separate vendors sell plants and seedlings. Doubles as a CSA pick-up point. Cash preferred.

GVB's premier regional cultural showcase, running 38 years, gathering master artisans, navigators and dancers from FSM (Chuuk, Kosrae, Pohnpei, Yap), Palau, RMI, CNMI and Guam. Weaving, carving, traditional jewelry, blacksmithing and canoe-culture demonstrations, with artisans selling handmade work directly to visitors. Free and open to the public.

One of Guam's largest annual celebrations, drawing thousands to the island's southernmost village. Land crab is the headline - stuffed crab and crab cake booths regularly sell out before day's end - alongside CHamoru barbecue, live music, and stalls of Guam gifts and handcrafted items. Talaya net-throwing, coconut husking, jet ski racing and crab culinary competitions run through the weekend. Free and family-friendly.

Village festival celebrating donne', the local pepper central to CHamoru cuisine. Vendor mix spans arts, crafts, novelties, apparel, food and snack vendors, plus growers selling live pepper plants. Kadun pika, dinanche and chili cooking competitions, carnival games and rides, fireworks. Run by the Mangilao Mayor's Office off the back of the weekly Thursday Night Market. A mobile Bank of Guam ATM is stationed on site so cash-only vendors aren't cut off.

Run by Guåhan Sustainable Culture at its Food Resiliency Hub, the 50-acre former Hamamoto Gardens property GSC acquired in 2024. Powered by the USDA Beginning Farmer Rancher Development Program. The February 2026 pilot featured 15 local farmers, each given booth space at no cost, offering seasonal produce, seedlings, grafted fruit trees, fresh eggs, baby livestock and value-added Guam products. GSC is actively expanding the vendor line-up to more farmers, food vendors and producers and invites new vendors directly.

GVB-run Sunday open-air market in the visitor district, expanded to an indoor-outdoor format using Tumon Sands Plaza. Artisan pop-up boutiques (handcrafted jewelry, ifit wood carvings, local apparel) alongside food trucks, cottage bakers and CHamoru BBQ. Interactive cultural stations, live mainstage music, petting zoo. Vendor applications route through GVB's event contractor. Sits in the Tumon district of Tamuning.