Vendor Events in Baltimore, MD

100 spots open

Artisan vendor row at Baltimore's largest street festival in the historic waterfront neighborhood of Fells Point, featuring 100+ craft vendors alongside live music, food from local restaurants, and harbor views.

75 spots open

Craft vendor village at Baltimore's beloved Honfest in the quirky Hampden neighborhood, celebrating Baltimore's beehive-sporting Hon culture with artisan vendors, food, live music, and the famous Best Hon contest on The Avenue.

25 spots open

An authentic German Christmas market at Baltimore's Inner Harbor featuring 50+ local and international vendors in traditional wooden huts selling holiday decorations, ornaments, German food, and artisan crafts.

25 spots open

A beloved neighborhood street festival in Baltimore's quirky Hampden neighborhood featuring local artists, craft vendors, live music, food, and community celebrations along The Avenue.

30 spots open

A Small Business Saturday pop-up market at Baltimore's R House food hall featuring local makers with handmade gifts, autumn-inspired treats, and creative finds. 12 PM to 6 PM.

25 spots open

The largest juried craft fair on the East Coast, now in its 49th year, bringing together 400 artists and 10,000 attendees showcasing ceramics, fiber, glass, jewelry, metalwork, and more.

25 spots open

Federal Hill public market with food vendors, produce, and community gathering space.

25 spots open

Baltimore's historic public market since 1782, recently renovated with food vendors and fresh produce.

25 spots open

Maryland's largest producers-only market with 100+ local vendors under the JFX overpass.

Art Gallery of Fells Point on the Avenue

Nonprofit cooperative art gallery founded in 1970, now located in Hampden on The Avenue. Features unique and diverse artwork by local artists including watercolors, oils, sculpture, and jewelry.

Made in Baltimore

Locally-made craft goods shop at Harborplace featuring hundreds of one-of-a-kind gifts made by talented Baltimore artisans. Supports the local maker community.