Vendor Events in Deland,

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Get ready for a spook-tacular afternoon of fun!Join us for Trunk or Treat at Deland Kia on October 22nd from 4 PM to 7PM.This family-friendly event is free to attend and packed with treats and community fun. Bring the kids out for safe trick-or-treating as our amazing local vendors hand out candy from their booths (while supplies last).Enjoy free hot dogs, juice, and water, generously provided by Deland Kia, along with complimentary trick-or-treat bags for the little ones.While you're there, take some time to shop and support talented local artisans and small businesses offering a variety of unique items.Costumes are encouraged, smiles are guaranteed, and memories are waiting to be made.We can’t wait to see you there!

Buckler's Annual Christmas Craft Fair is a two-day handmade crafts showcase held at the Volusia County Fairgrounds in DeLand. The event brings together artisans and crafters from across Florida and beyond to display unique handmade items including jewelry, pottery, paintings, clothing, soaps, pet accessories, baby items, home decor, ornaments, and more. The fair attracts shoppers seeking one-of-a-kind gifts and holiday decorations in a family-friendly atmosphere. Vendor booth options include table top spaces for new vendors, standard 10x10 craft spaces, jewelry and food categories, and commercial spaces. Setup occurs on Friday with public hours Saturday 10am-5pm and Sunday 10am-4pm. The fairgrounds venue spans multiple indoor buildings and exhibit halls.

The DeLand Craft Show is a premier handmade arts and craft fair held annually in downtown DeLand over two days. The 2026 edition welcomes approximately 20,000 visitors to browse and purchase unique creations from artisans and makers across the state. Vendors display jewelry, wood crafts, pottery, bath and body products, apparel, leather goods, metal crafts, stained glass, garden art, bead art, live plants, and other handmade items. The event takes place along Woodland Boulevard in historic downtown DeLand, offering free admission and parking. Vendors benefit from extensive advertising including television commercials, plus on-site food vendors and entertainment that drive foot traffic. The location provides access to local shops, boutiques, and restaurants, making it an ideal weekend destination for craft enthusiasts.

Every November, DeLand transforms into a vibrant hub for art lovers and creative shoppers with this well-established annual festival that draws artists and visitors from across Central Florida and beyond. Taking place at Earl Brown Park in the heart of downtown DeLand, the festival celebrates the town's rich cultural reputation, a place often called the Athens of Florida for its thriving arts scene, independent galleries, and community commitment to creative expression. If you're a vendor working in fine art, handmade crafts, or artisan goods, this is an event where collectors and gift-shoppers actively seek out original, quality work rather than mass-produced items. The DeLand Fall Festival of the Arts brings together over 100 juried artists across a wide range of disciplines, from painting and photography to ceramics, jewelry, woodworking, textiles, and mixed media. The juried format means booth selections are curated, which typically attracts a discerning crowd of art buyers and enthusiasts who expect substantive work. This isn't a general craft fair; attendees come specifically to support artists and find distinctive pieces they won't find elsewhere. The November timing catches the early holiday shopping season while the weather in Florida is comfortably cool, making for pleasant outdoor browsing conditions. Beyond the art vendors themselves, the festival features live music performances and food offerings, creating a full-day experience that encourages visitors to spend time exploring. This atmosphere draws families, art collectors, tourists staying in the DeLand area, and locals who treat the festival as a seasonal tradition. The park setting in downtown DeLand also means foot traffic from the surrounding community and nearby cultural institutions. For artists and crafters, this combination of a curated vendor environment, established community reputation, and multi-day format creates strong sales potential and opportunities for repeat customers who discover your work and return throughout the weekend.

Late March brings DeLand's art community outdoors for the 60th annual festival at Earl Brown Park on South Alabama Avenue. Over 135 artists and crafters set up across the downtown location, selling work across a wide range of mediums: jewelry, ceramics, woodwork, paintings, photography, textiles, soaps, candles, carved toys, and seasonal infused products. The festival draws people looking for one-of-a-kind pieces and original art rather than mass-produced goods, from serious collectors to casual browsers. This is a broad mixed-vendor event, so you'll find everything from fine art to functional home goods. Spring weather in DeLand typically means mild temperatures and occasional afternoon showers, so both vendors and shoppers come prepared. Free admission makes it an easy stop for the community, and the scale at 135+ artists means regular attendance patterns year to year. For vendors, this long-running festival offers exposure to a steady local audience plus regional travelers who plan trips around the event calendar.