Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Las Vegas, Nevada

Running for its 31st year in October at Sunset Park, Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival in Las Vegas draws 50,000-plus locals and visitors across three days. The festival features 100 vendors selling authentic period wares, plus over 300 performances, full-contact jousting, and 30+ guilds. Attractions range from jousting tournaments and live combat battles to black powder demonstrations, strolling minstrels, magicians, jugglers, flame eaters, and medieval craftspeople demonstrating historical trades. Artisan craft vendors showcase exquisite treasures alongside delectable food. Established draw with strong foot traffic and a well-oiled production—solid match for craft and food vendors alike.

Held each November at Sammy Davis Jr. Festival Plaza in Las Vegas, this free festival features special entertainment by local and guest artists (including Las Cafeteras), artisan vendors, food, interactive children's activities, face painting, and an exhibition of community altars. Produced by the city's Parks and Recreation and Office of Cultural Affairs.

Downtown3rd Farmers Market has operated year-round since 2012 in a repurposed bus depot at Casino Center and Stewart, just south of the Mob Museum. Las Vegas' largest indoor farmers market, it pulls produce, artisanal prepared foods, crafts, and live acoustic music—and draws heavy foot traffic from local chefs scouting ingredients for their restaurants. The curated vendor model focuses on quality and local sourcing from Nevada farms and California growers. Open Fridays only.

Large juried multi-day craft festival by LV Craft Shows.

First Friday Las Vegas is a monthly arts festival held in the 18b Arts District, bringing together artists, contemporary craftspeople, and food vendors. Artists and food vendors can apply for individual months year-round — apply once per month you're interested in. The event positions itself as a leading monthly marketplace for art, food, and community-driven vendors.

Fresh52 is a year-round farmers & artisan market operating at six locations across the Las Vegas Valley — Rhodes Ranch (residents only, 1st & 3rd Tuesdays), Inspirada @ Solista Park (1st & 3rd Saturdays), Bruce Trent Park (Wednesdays), Southern Highlands Corp Center (2nd & 4th Saturdays), Skye Canyon Park (Thursdays), and St. Rose Corp Center (Sundays). Vendors sell produce, packaged goods, and handmade crafts. Nevada business license, insurance, and sales tax certificate required.

Fresh52 Farmers & Artisan Market operates year-round across six Las Vegas-area locations — Rhodes Ranch (residents only), Inspirada, Bruce Trent Park, Southern Highlands, Skye Canyon Park, and St. Rose — on rotating days and times. Vendors sell produce, packaged goods, and artisan items. Nevada business license, insurance, and sales tax certificate required.

Holiday Craft & Gift Festival in Las Vegas features handmade ornaments, stockings, ceramics, candles, jewelry, photography, specialty foods, and more. Expect demonstrations, make-and-take workshops, kids programming with Santa, holiday bingo, and free parking. Vendors donate to the annual Hug-A-Bear Drive benefiting children in need.

Las Vegas Greek Food Festival in September celebrates Greek cuisine, culture, and community at St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church. The festival features food vendors alongside live Greek music, traditional dance performances, church tours, and a kids area. Active military, first responders, and veterans receive free admission.

Held in downtown Las Vegas at Symphony Park, Las Vegas Juneteenth Festival celebrates Juneteenth culture in June as an E.P.I.C (Empowering People, Igniting the Culture) collaboration between Rainbow Dreams Educational Foundation & the City of Las Vegas. Small businesses and nonprofits with fewer than 25 employees and no national chain affiliation are prioritized. No open food sales — all food must be pre-packaged and pre-approved. Power access is unavailable at the outdoor venue, so plan accordingly. Vendors collect Nevada sales tax and remit it to festival staff at day's end. No refunds; spaces are limited and reserved first-come, first-served.

Market in the Alley is a monthly popup in Las Vegas's Arts District supporting local artisans, vintage curators, food purveyors, and artists. Running since 2017, the event brings together hundreds of small businesses and a community invested in giving back to local creatives. Vendors are fully self-contained; food vendors must provide health permits.

Pinoy Festival Las Vegas draws 6,000+ attendees each October for a three-day celebration of Filipino heritage — live music, authentic cuisine, cultural performances, and community pride. The event serves Las Vegas's 300K-strong Filipino community and welcomes food vendors, craft vendors, and specialty/association booths.

The 6th annual Southern Nevada Pride Fest, held in mid-June at Sunset Park in Las Vegas, brings together 100+ vendor booths, food vendors, nonprofits, entertainment, and a kids area. Part of Henderson Equality Center's month-long Pride programming.

Held at Springs Preserve in Las Vegas, Día de Muertos is a family-friendly celebration of Latin American culture featuring live entertainment, mariachis, sugar skull decorating, traditional food, art vendors, and an array of altars honoring deceased relatives. The venue is cashless; attendees can use debit/credit cards or mobile wallets. Vendors interested in applying should complete the special event participation form.