Vendor Events in Burley, ID

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Home Tickets Program Activities Calendar 2026 Activities Rodeo Mutton Bustin Parade + Marshalls Concert Carnival Food Motocycle & ATV Rodeo 4H & FFA Animal Events Open Class Exhibits Team Ranch Sorting Pari-Mutuel Horse Racing Commercial Building Royalty Fairgrounds Calendar Other Info Fair Board Sponsors List Royalty Map Meetings Become a Sponsor! Cassia County Fair Foundation Fairgrounds Rentals & Calendar Contact Us The Cassia County Fair & Rodeo August 15-22, 2026 Welcome to the Cassia County Fair & Rodeo Website! “Rivers, Ranges and Rodeos!” Our 2026 Theme The Fair is more than a gathering of rides, animals, and cotton candy. It is one of Cassia County’s most cherished and celebrated events, where new memories are made and old memories are shared. The Cassia County Fair has been and still is a collection of a collection of rodeo and livestock shows, carnival rides, and exhibits featuring displays from farm, garden, and home skills. These events convey the county’s love of agricultural and home interests and define and unite us as a community. Are you looking for a year-round calendar of events outside of Fair and Rodeo Week that take place at the fairgrounds?

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Step back in time at this annual celebration of Renaissance culture and craftsmanship in Twin Falls, Idaho. The Southern Idaho Renaissance Faire brings the pageantry, artistry, and commerce of a 16th-century marketplace to life, drawing vendors and visitors who share a passion for historical reenactment, handmade goods, and theatrical entertainment. Running September 4-5, 2026, the faire opens Friday at noon and runs through 9pm, then Saturday from 10am to 9pm, giving attendees multiple opportunities to explore the grounds and support vendors over the weekend. This type of festival creates a unique selling environment that differs significantly from typical craft fairs or farmers markets. Renaissance faire shoppers come specifically seeking period-appropriate or period-inspired merchandise: handcrafted jewelry, leather goods, metalwork, woodcarving, textiles, and costuming supplies. Vendors at events like this typically include blacksmiths, jewelry makers, artists selling fantasy and historical art, clothing and armor makers, herbalists, and specialty food vendors offering turkey legs, mead, and other themed fare. The atmosphere is immersive and interactive, with costumed performers, jousting demonstrations, and staged entertainment happening throughout the grounds, which means attendees are in a festive, spending-friendly mindset and often stay for hours. The crowds at Renaissance faires span all ages and backgrounds, from serious reenactors in full costume to casual families looking for a fun day out. Many attendees plan their outfits in advance and budget for purchases, making them engaged and intentional shoppers rather than impulse browsers. The September timing in Twin Falls offers pleasant early-fall weather, and the two-day format means you can capture both Friday evening crowds and Saturday daytime and evening traffic. If your products align with Renaissance themes, historical interest, fantasy aesthetics, or artisanal craftsmanship, this faire provides direct access to a concentrated audience actively looking for exactly what vendors in this space typically offer.