Vendor Events in Duluth, MN

Women-owned local artisan cooperative that turns the Spirit of the Lake great hall into a shop on the second Saturday of each month. Guest artists can apply through the co-op.

Second annual show held at St. Michael's Church on a Saturday. Local and regional makers sell handmade goods, home decor, seasonal items, personal care products and baked goods.

About 28 local artisans sell pottery, jewelry, knitted goods, artwork, glass art, note cards and more at this fall marketplace.

Popular fall fair with all local artisans selling handcrafted items. Shop local and support regional creative talent.

Ultra-local fair featuring vendors from Duluth and Superior only. All items are handmade and locally created.

Over 25 local female artisan vendors showcase pottery, jewelry, artwork, glass art and more. Features only locally-made, handcrafted items.

Held twice weekly from May through October in downtown Duluth, this farmers market brings together local growers and producers who sell directly to home cooks and food enthusiasts. Saturday mornings from 8 AM to noon and Wednesday afternoons from 2 to 5 PM are when vendors set up at 1324 E 3rd St, creating a reliable rhythm that regular shoppers count on as the seasons change. The market's century-long history reflects its deep roots in the community and its role as a gathering space where people know they'll find fresh, locally-sourced products year after year. The vendor mix at the Duluth Farmers Market includes the produce-focused sellers you'd expect: farmers bringing seasonal vegetables and fruit that change with what's growing at any given time during the growing season, from early spring greens through fall squashes and root vegetables. Beyond produce, you'll find specialty producers like beekeepers selling honey, local artisans making preserves and jams, wild rice vendors connecting shoppers to regional products, and cut flower growers offering seasonal bouquets. This blend of agricultural vendors with value-added producers means there's something for different types of shoppers, whether someone is planning meals around what looks fresh that day or seeking out specific products they've come to rely on. The market atmosphere reflects both its Saturday and Wednesday timing. Saturday mornings draw families, serious meal-planners, and people making a weekly shopping trip part of their weekend routine. Wednesday afternoons capture a different crowd, often including folks doing midweek shopping or stopping by after work. Throughout the five-month season, the changing inventory tells the story of what grows in Minnesota and the upper Midwest, making repeat visits rewarding as you see what becomes available and what peaks at different times.

This annual summer festival brings together over 100 juried artists to one of the most distinctive settings in the Midwest: Park Point in Duluth, Minnesota, a world-renowned freshwater sandbar that juts into Lake Superior. Taking place June 27-28, 2026, the Park Point Art Fair draws artists working across multiple mediums and attracts art enthusiasts, collectors, and casual visitors who come for the combination of quality work and scenic lakeside location. The juried selection process ensures a curated lineup of exhibitors, making this a respected destination for both established and emerging artists looking to connect with serious buyers. The fair showcases the full range of visual and applied arts, with participating artists regularly offering ceramics, photography, paintings, prints, metalwork, glass sculpture, wood sculpture, jewelry, and fiber arts. This diversity means there's genuine appeal across different collector interests and price points. The outdoor festival format on Park Point creates an open, accessible atmosphere that encourages browsers and serious collectors alike to spend an afternoon or full weekend exploring artist booths. The June timing capitalizes on the onset of summer in northern Minnesota, when the weather is typically pleasant and the lake draws regional visitors. For artists considering applying, the Park Point Art Fair represents an opportunity to exhibit in front of an audience that values quality craftwork and fine art in a setting with natural built-in appeal. The lakeside location and annual reputation mean consistent foot traffic from people specifically seeking out art events. If you're a juried artist working in any of the featured mediums, the application deadline is March 15, 2026. The fair's selective process means acceptance provides meaningful credibility and typically attracts collectors serious about purchasing original work.