Vendor Events in Destrehan, LA

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The German Coast Farmers' Market East Bank operates year-round every Saturday from 8 AM to noon. The market is a vibrant community gathering place offering fresh local produce, meats, seafood, flowers, baked goods, honey, and artisan crafts from various vendors. Shoppers can find everything from vegetables and fruits to homemade items, soaps, and candles. The market accepts SNAP/EBT benefits through the Market Match program, which provides additional purchasing power. This established farmers' market, founded in 2003, draws both locals and tourists and supports local producers throughout St. Charles Parish. It is an ideal venue for vendors selling fresh agricultural products, prepared foods, flowers, plants, and value-added items.

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The Destrehan Fall Festival is a two-day arts, crafts, and antiques festival held annually at Destrehan Plantation in St. Charles Parish. Vendors from across the United States showcase handcrafted items including fine art, pottery, jewelry, woodcrafts, seasonal décor, toys, candles, and clothing. An 1840s mule barn features antique dealers offering distinctive pieces. The festival includes a food court with Cajun and Creole cuisine, live musical entertainment, and children's activities such as pony rides, face painting, and fall-themed crafts. The event draws thousands of visitors to the historic plantation grounds and runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. Admission is $8 for adults and teens, free for children 12 and under. The festival serves as the major fundraiser for the River Road Historical Society's preservation efforts.

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The 54th Annual Fall Festival is a two-day craft fair and arts festival held at the historic Destrehan Plantation in Louisiana. The event features over 150 handcrafted arts and crafts vendors selling fine art, seasonal decor, pottery, jewelry, clothing, toys, candles, and woodcrafts. An 1840s mule barn houses antique dealers from across Louisiana. The family-friendly festival includes live music, children's activities such as pony rides and face painting, and a food court serving Cajun and Creole cuisine. Located on beautiful plantation grounds along the Mississippi River, the event attracts thousands of visitors seeking authentic Louisiana heritage and quality handmade goods in a historic setting.