Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Oklahoma

Held in Altus at the park across from the Auditorium, Sip of Oklahoma brings together local Oklahoma breweries, wineries, and craft vendors for a relaxed, adult-only event. Expect live music, games, and a vendor-friendly setup with sample-size tastings throughout the day.

100K+ lights and 40+ displays across 7-block Cottonwood Flats drive-thru. Free admission. Annual one-day Christmas Festival on 3rd Saturday of December (at 7th & Mansur) features food trucks, pop-up shops, silent auction, car show & lighted cruise, fireworks. 501c3 nonprofit benefiting Guthrie nursing home residents.

Held each October at OKC Fair Park, Affair of the Heart is the largest arts, crafts, and boutique show in Oklahoma. Running since 1985, the three-day event draws hundreds of exhibitors—local and national crafters, artisans, boutique owners, and independent retailers showcasing handmade goods, jewelry, furniture, clothing, gourmet foods, and housewares. The show blends traditional crafters with a younger generation of artisans, all committed to reaching customers who shop intentionally for one-of-a-kind items and small-business support.

Premiere in 1985, Affair of the Heart has grown into a unique marketplace where local and national crafters, artisans, boutique owners and collectors can share and sell their products at OKC Fair Park. Three shows annually in Oklahoma City, the spring event features handmade items, boutique clothing, jewelry, home décor, gourmet foods and unique gifts from vendors across Oklahoma and beyond. Shows are committed to showcasing talented artisans, crafters and independent retailers in support of their crafts and the entire arts and crafts industry. Parking at the OKC Fair Park is free.

NEW market launched Feb 2026 by Altus Parks & Rec, produce + craft vendors

Fall Tulsa edition of An Affair of the Heart, a juried craft show with hundreds of artists, crafters, boutique owners, and small retailers across multiple buildings at Expo Square. Strong holiday-shopping audience. Vendor waiting list typical.

Summer Tulsa edition of An Affair of the Heart, one of the largest arts and crafts shows in the nation. Showcases nearly 300 local small businesses offering crafts, antiques, collectibles, furniture, decorative items, jewelry, and apparel. Juried show with preference to handmade vendors.

In its 41st annual year, the Arcadia Festival and Rodeo in Arcadia takes place each Labor Day weekend at Arcadia Municipal Park. The event features a live blues music festival, street dance and talent show, parade, and rodeo with $8,800 added prize money. All vendors must collect and remit state sales tax. Overnight security provided.

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Held annually in downtown Sulphur on Artesian Plaza, Artesian Arts Festival celebrates First American arts and culture with an art market, live music, dance performances, and family programming. Any member of a federally recognized tribe can apply as an artist vendor and submit work in one of 20+ juried art categories—jewelry, sculpture, beadwork, paintings, basketry, metalwork, textiles, pottery, and more. The venue sits steps from the Artesian Hotel, Casino and Spa and ARTesian Gallery & Studios, drawing established foot traffic from the Chickasaw National Recreation Area and local boutiques.

Held in downtown Lawton's Shepler Park, the Arts for All Festival has been southwest Oklahoma's largest cultural event since 1974. A Mother's Day weekend tradition, the festival draws a regional crowd for 90 artists, two stages of live entertainment, and multicultural food vendors. Artist booths feature fine art, photography, pottery, sculpture, painting and jewelry. Free admission —all profits support Arts for All Inc.'s community programs.

Bartlesville Area Farmers Market Association's 19th season. Producer-only model requiring vendors to grow or make their own products within a 100-mile radius. Live music, prizes, SNAP/Double Up Oklahoma/SFMNP accepted. Combined-booth model available with board permission.

Bartlesville's biggest festival, fully volunteer-run and free to the public. Live music on two stages, kids zone with pony rides and petting zoo, annual SunFest Car Show, plus artisan and food vendors. Self-described as Oklahoma's Biggest Outdoor Picnic.

Annual juried folk festival, ~70 artisan booths, woodturning, basket weaving, yarn spinning, quilting, papermaking, blacksmithing demonstrations, NO mass-produced

Annual free family festival in downtown Bethany on Historic Route 66. Children's parade, arts/crafts/retail/food vendors, car/truck/motorcycle show and cruise, downtown sidewalk sales, live entertainment, pony rides, face painting. 8K+ visitors. Operated by Bethany Improvement Foundation (BIF).

Bixby Farmers Market held the third Saturday of each month from May through October at 50 W Dawes Avenue.

Boomer Blast is Stillwater's free Independence Day celebration held in early July at Boomer Lake Park. The event draws area vendors and food trucks—mobile food vendors can apply to participate. Fireworks begin around 9:30 p.m., with a show set to music. Small-scale, established crowd, casual venue atmosphere.

Braum's Affair of the Heart is one of the largest craft shows in the Southwest, occurring annually in June at OKC Fair Park in Oklahoma City. Explore 275+ local artists, makers, and small retailers featuring home goods, seasonal décor, unique crafts, tasty treats, and boutique clothing. The first show took place in 1985, and the Affair of the Heart shows showcase talented artisans, crafters, and independent retailers; in 2025 the founders sold the company to Marketplace Events.

City of Broken Arrow's annual Rose Festival celebrating the city's nickname (Garden City of Oklahoma) with vendor booths, music, and family-friendly activities.

South Tulsa's largest arts and crafts festival, benefiting Teen Challenge of Oklahoma youth programs. Non-traditional art, craft, and music festival featuring 70+ vendors of wood, home decor, soap, jewelry, outdoor decor, metal, clothing, candles, and more. Juried application; 5 high-res images required including booth setup.

Held in Muskogee, Castle Christmas is a beloved Oklahoma holiday lights display at the Castle of Muskogee, a donation-based drive-through Christmas experience featuring thousands of shimmering lights, animated scenes, and festive decorations. On weekends and throughout Christmas week, browse seasonal artisan vendors offering handcrafted gifts and festive treasures. Enjoy holiday train rides, camel meets, s'mores by fire, and hot chocolate from Rudolph's Café.

City of Moore's annual Independence Day festival. One of Oklahoma's largest fireworks shows (~9:45pm). Food trucks, vendors, inflatables, helicopter rides, live music. Free admission. Operated by City of Moore Parks & Recreation.

Held at the Lincoln County Courthouse in Chandler, this holiday festival draws around 1,500 attendees in December. Features vendors, hot chocolate bar, music, a holiday market at The Museum of Pioneer History, and holiday displays. The Chamber reserves the right to approve all vendor requests. Cancellations requested 14 days prior will receive a refund minus a $10 processing fee; no refund for inclement weather.

Chandler's 25th Annual Ice Cream Festival is held at Tilghman Park in June. Held in honor of Chandler's Hiland Dairy plant, the festival features free ice cream, free carnival rides, live music by local talent and plenty of food vendors. Enter the homemade ice cream competition, or simply venture from booth to booth sampling the tasty results.

Charlie Adams Day, held each September in Newkirk on the Kay County Courthouse Lawn, combines BBQ cook-off, Dutch oven cooking, arts & craft booths, car show, poker run, live music, and family activities like turtle races and dunk tanks. Expanding vendor footprint into the 100 North block of Maple Ave.