Vendor Events in Cody, WY

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Saturday farmers market in downtown Cody operating May through September from 9am to noon. Features local Big Horn Basin growers, ranchers, bakers, and artisans bringing fresh seasonal goods to the gateway city of Yellowstone.

20 spots open

Indoor winter farmers market at the Cody VFW running Saturdays October through April. Vendors include Big Horn Basin producers offering winter vegetables, eggs, meats, baked goods, and handcrafted items.

25 spots open

Farmers market in Cody, Park County, Wyoming. Vendors offer baked goods, cheese, crafts, eggs, herbs, vegetables, and more. Accepts credit cards. Organic products available.

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Array of regional vintage vendors at Riley Arena.

40 spots open

Spring vendor show at Cody Holiday Inn. Handmade goods, gifts, and specialty items.

80 spots open

Wild West Arts Fest is a 3-day arts and crafts fair held annually in Cody, Wyoming on July 2, 3, and 4 during Stampede Week. The vendor area is set up around Cody's City Park and typically attracts an average of 10,000 visitors. The event welcomes handmade crafts including jewelry, pottery, woodworking, furniture, and photography, as well as food vendors.

60 spots open

The party venue, a sprawling party tent temporarily constructed in the parking lot at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, was packed with over 600 auction guests. More than 90% of pieces available sold on stage, including a few vigorouous bidding wars as the night went on. Krystii Melaine, who also received the People’s Choice award chosen by visitors to the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, saw her striking oil portrait of a wolf bid up to $29,900 after added buyer’s premium. The piece, entitled “Guardian of the Wilderness” was estimated to bring in approximately $12,000, less than half its final sale price. Santiago Michalek, whose oil painting of a Pony Express rider handing a satchel to the conductor of a moving locomotive, was another top seller for the auction. “A Matter of Utmost Urgency” brought in $48,875 with buyer’s premium after receiving the Spirit of the Buffalo Bill Art Show & Sale Award, sponsored by The Collier Group, earlier this year. Award-winning artwork tended to bring in high bids throughout the night, as John Potter’s oil “We Three Chiefs” went for $14,950 after premium (it was estimated to bring $10,000).

By Western Hands

Gallery dedicated to Western heritage craftsmanship. Master artisans creating furnishings, leather goods, and home decor.