Vendor Events in Chickasha, OK

2 farmers markets, craft fairs, festivals, and pop-ups in Chickasha, OK. Find booth fees, open spots, and apply to sell.

Festivals in Chickasha(1)

Chickasha Festival of Light 2026

by Chickasha Festival of Light

Chickasha, OK

2026-11-20

FestivalContact Chickasha Chamber for food/vendor booth rates

20 spots open

Each November through December, Chickasha transforms into a winter wonderland for the Chickasha Festival of Light, drawing visitors from across the region to experience one of the nation's premier holiday light displays. This annual festival, now in its 34th year, centers on Shannon Springs Park and features an extraordinary 3.5 million twinkling lights that create an immersive seasonal experience. The event runs through the end of December, making it a destination throughout the entire holiday season as families, couples, and holiday enthusiasts visit to walk through the illuminated grounds and enjoy the festive atmosphere. The holiday market vendor component of the festival creates significant opportunities for sellers during peak shopping season. Vendors typically include artisans selling handmade holiday décor, gift items, seasonal crafts, and locally-made products that appeal to holiday shoppers looking for unique gifts and decorations. The festival's combination of foot traffic from the light display and dedicated holiday shopping creates a captive audience actively in a purchasing mindset during the critical November-December retail window. Beyond the holiday market vendors, the festival supports a robust food and beverage program featuring vendor stalls and a dedicated food truck park. This means attendees spend extended time on the grounds, increasing dwell time and engagement with retail vendors. The animated displays and light show create a family-friendly environment that keeps visitors returning throughout the season, providing multiple shopping opportunities for vendors. For vendors considering participation in a holiday market festival, the Chickasha Festival of Light offers exposure during the most commercially active time of year, combining seasonal shopping demand with the draw of a major regional attraction. The multi-week duration allows for sustained vendor presence rather than a single-day event, and the established reputation of the festival as a destination event means vendors can expect consistent foot traffic throughout their participation period.

Pop-Ups in Chickasha(1)

Chickasha Antique Auto Club Swap Meet

by Chickasha Antique Auto Club

Grady County Fairgrounds, 500 E Choctaw Ave, Chickasha, OK 73018

April 16-18, 2027

Pop-UpContact organizer for vendor space

25 spots open

Every April, automotive enthusiasts and antique hunters converge at the Grady County Fairgrounds in Chickasha for this sprawling three-day event. The gathering draws vendors from across the region who specialize in everything from classic car parts and restoration supplies to vintage collectibles, hand-crafted goods, and antique merchandise. What makes a swap meet different from a traditional craft fair or farmers market is the focus on both commerce and community, buyers aren't just shopping; they're often hunting for specific parts, connecting with fellow hobbyists, and building collections they've pursued for years. The Chickasha Antique Auto Club Swap Meet operates on a massive scale, with the fairgrounds providing ample space for vendors to display inventory across the expansive grounds at 500 E Choctaw Ave. The April timing positions the event at the start of the prime driving season, when classic car enthusiasts are restoring vehicles, gearing up for summer shows, and actively seeking both hard-to-find components and finishing touches. Beyond automotive vendors, the swap meet attracts sellers of vintage home décor, memorabilia, hand-crafted items, farm implements, tools, and other collectibles that appeal to a broad base of bargain seekers and nostalgia-driven shoppers. For vendors, this annual pop-up offers access to a well-established customer base that travels specifically to attend. The three-day format gives both dealers and crafters time to connect with serious buyers who arrive early and stay to browse thoroughly. Whether you specialize in antique restoration supplies, handmade goods with a vintage aesthetic, or curated collectibles, the swap meet environment encourages repeat attendance and allows you to test product offerings with a diverse audience. The scale of the event means foot traffic spans multiple days, reducing pressure to move everything on day one and allowing for strategic pricing and inventory management.

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