Vendor Events in Bee Cave, TX

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The Hill Country Galleria Independence Day Festival is an annual family-friendly event held on July 4th at this premier lifestyle center west of Austin in the Texas Hill Country. The festival features over 40 vendor booths selling arts, crafts, and visual artisan goods, alongside complimentary entertainment including live music performances in the Central Plaza, fair rides, water games, and face painting for children. The event runs from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM and concludes with a fireworks display after dark. Admission and parking are free. The festival attracts approximately 25,000 attendees and is produced by Special Events Live. Vendor booth spaces measure 10 by 10 feet in regular or corner configurations, with booth fees ranging from $225 to $450 depending on size and location.

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The Pecan Street Fall Festival is a free, juried arts and crafts festival attracting hundreds of local and national artisans. Over 200 vendor booths display original handcrafted items including paintings, sculpture, woodwork, metalwork, fiber, glass, jewelry, pottery, and repurposed materials. The festival also features food vendors, live music on multiple stages, and family-friendly activities including carnival rides and face-painting. Located at Hill Country Galleria in Bee Cave, a suburb minutes from downtown Austin, the festival draws tens of thousands of visitors each September. Artists benefit from the event's strong reputation as one of the largest arts and crafts festivals in Central Texas, with emerging artists welcome to apply.

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The Pecan Street Festival is a juried bi-annual fine art and arts and crafts festival, one of the largest and longest-running in the nation. It features over 300 local and national artists offering handcrafted original work in painting, sculpture, wood, glass, jewelry, pottery, mosaics, candles, and original clothing. Five stages showcase live music and performing arts. Hundreds of food vendors provide regional and ethnic cuisine. The festival also includes children's carnival activities, petting zoo, and art workshops. It welcomes diverse attendees who come for art, music, food, and family entertainment. The event is free to attend with free parking and operates twice yearly. Proceedings support local nonprofit organizations and Austin community charitable efforts.