Vendor Events in Downtown Santa Rosa, CA

3 farmers markets, craft fairs, festivals, and pop-ups in Downtown Santa Rosa, CA. Find booth fees, open spots, and apply to sell.

Pop-Ups in Downtown Santa Rosa(3)

Santa Rosa Outdoor Night Market

by Santa Rosa Wednesday Night Market

Courthouse Square & 4th Street, Downtown Santa Rosa, CA 95404

July 1, 2026

Pop-UpWeekly pricing starts at $40 for Artist/Other 10x10 space; Early Bird pricing available until Jan 31, 2026

On the evening of July 1, 2026, downtown Santa Rosa will come alive with the Santa Rosa Outdoor Night Market, a one-time pop-up event taking over 4th Street. This is the kind of evening market experience that brings together the community when the weather is warm and people are ready to spend their summer nights out. Unlike traditional daytime markets, a night market creates a different energy entirely, there's a festival atmosphere as vendors set up under lights, families stroll casually, and the whole event takes on a social, exploratory feel. The summer timing means this is prime season for vendors with seasonal goods and outdoor shoppers looking to spend time in their neighborhood. The Santa Rosa Outdoor Night Market will feature a diverse mix of vendors, so you'll find fresh produce alongside arts and crafts as you walk through the stalls. This kind of mixed general market is ideal if you make anything from handmade jewelry and textiles to home goods, artwork, or specialty items that appeal to a broad audience. Farmers and produce growers typically find success at these events too, especially in July when local stone fruits, berries, and summer vegetables are at their peak. The pop-up format means this is a curated event, not a regular weekly fixture, which can draw people specifically looking for something special happening in downtown Santa Rosa that evening. The 4th Street location in downtown Santa Rosa positions this market right in the heart of the community, where foot traffic is naturally higher and the area has an established retail and dining presence. This kind of central downtown location tends to attract a mix of neighborhood regulars, families, and people already downtown for dinner or evening plans. The late timing also means shoppers are often in a relaxed frame of mind, more likely to browse and discover new vendors rather than rushing through a quick errand. If you sell items that work well for evening shoppers, things people pick up casually, gifts, or products that appeal to the summer weekend crowd, this could be a good opportunity to test out the Santa Rosa market and connect with local customers.

Santa Rosa Wednesday Outdoor Night Market

by Santa Rosa Metro Chamber

Old Courthouse Square, Downtown Santa Rosa, CA 95404

2027-05-07

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Taking place on the evening of May 20th, 2026, this pop-up market brings together the community for a one-time shopping experience in the heart of Downtown Santa Rosa. Set along 4th Street, the Santa Rosa Wednesday Outdoor Night Market offers the relaxed, social atmosphere that evening markets are known for, when the day cools down and vendors can showcase their offerings under the glow of outdoor lighting. Pop-up markets like this one serve as a flexible venue for vendors to test new products, build customer relationships, and participate in community events without the commitment of regular weekly scheduling. The mixed vendor focus means you'll find a diverse mix of offerings, from fresh local produce and artisan goods to handmade crafts and prepared foods. This variety appeals to shoppers looking to discover both practical items and unique, one-of-a-kind pieces in a single location. The evening timing creates a different shopping experience than traditional daytime markets, attracting people who want to browse after work or enjoy a casual night out downtown. Downtown Santa Rosa's 4th Street location makes the market easily accessible and creates foot traffic from both regular downtown visitors and those specifically coming for the event. The late spring date in May means vendors can feature seasonal spring produce at its peak, along with spring-themed crafts and seasonal offerings. For vendors, this type of pop-up event on 4th Street provides visibility to Santa Rosa residents and downtown shoppers in a vibrant community setting. Whether you sell fresh goods, handmade items, or prepared foods, the Santa Rosa Wednesday Outdoor Night Market offers an opportunity to reach customers in an established downtown location during prime evening shopping hours.

Santa Rosa Night Market

by Santa Rosa Metro Chamber

Old Courthouse Square, 4th Street & Mendocino Avenue, Downtown Santa Rosa, CA 95404

2027-05-26

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Taking over Downtown Santa Rosa's 4th Street on the evening of May 27th, 2026, this one-time pop-up market brings together a diverse mix of vendors in a vibrant nighttime setting. Night markets have become increasingly popular community gathering spaces, offering a different energy than traditional daytime farmers markets or craft fairs. The format encourages lingering, browsing, and discovering local makers and producers in a more relaxed, social atmosphere that extends into the evening hours. The Santa Rosa Night Market will feature a broad range of vendors reflecting the mixed nature of these events. You can expect to find fresh produce and seasonal items from local growers alongside handmade arts and crafts from independent makers. This might include jewelry, home goods, artwork, clothing, and other artisan products. Food vendors often play a significant role at night markets, offering ready-to-eat items and beverages that cater to the evening crowd. The combination of product categories creates an environment where shoppers aren't looking for just one thing, but rather are exploring what's available and discovering new favorites. Since this market takes place in late May, spring produce will be at its peak in Northern California, and the pleasant evening weather makes it an ideal time for an outdoor market event. The downtown Santa Rosa location on 4th Street puts vendors in a walkable, accessible area with existing foot traffic and community awareness. Whether you specialize in fresh goods, handmade crafts, prepared foods, or anything in between, a one-time pop-up event like this typically draws a mix of regular shoppers and curious browsers taking advantage of a special evening event. The night market format attracts people looking for a unique outing rather than just functional shopping, which can create an engaged and exploratory customer base.

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How much are booth fees in Downtown Santa Rosa?

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When do applications open for Downtown Santa Rosa events?

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