Vendor Events in Easton, PA

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The Easton Farmers' Market is America's oldest continuously operating open-air market, established in 1752. Operating Saturdays from May through December at Scott Park on the riverfront, the market attracts dozens of local and regional vendors selling fresh locally grown produce, artisan cheeses, baked goods, prepared foods, meats, eggs, honey, and handcrafted wares. A separate winter market runs January through April on Northampton Street in front of the Easton Public Market with reduced hours and vendor count. The market draws hundreds of shoppers weekly and features live music, chef demonstrations, and seasonal festivals throughout the year. Organized by the Greater Easton Development Partnership, it serves as a vital community gathering place and economic driver in downtown Easton.

70 spots open

The Easton Garlic Fest is a premier two-day vendor and food festival held annually in October in Centre Square, downtown Easton, Pennsylvania. The event features over 100 vendors selling garlic-themed foods, craft items, merchandise, and beverages, with multiple stages offering live music, chef cooking competitions, and family activities. Vendors include food artisans, craft makers, garlic growers, breweries, and service providers. The festival attracts thousands of visitors who enjoy farm-to-table experiences featuring locally sourced garlic from regional farms within 100 miles of Easton. Free admission, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days, rain or shine. The event integrates downtown Easton's historic Centre Square and adjacent areas, creating foot traffic for local businesses and restaurants.

200 spots open

The Waterfowl Festival is a three-day juried art and outdoor heritage event held annually in downtown Easton, Maryland. The festival features wildlife and sporting art including paintings, sculptures, carvings, and photography, alongside vendor booths for antique decoys, artifacts, hunting and fishing outfitters, crafters, and specialty goods. Attendees can enjoy retriever demonstrations, fly fishing demos, interactive carving and painting lessons, and educational nature exhibits. The festival draws over 18,000 visitors and serves as a fundraiser supporting waterfowl habitat conservation in the Chesapeake Bay region. The event integrates throughout downtown Easton with multiple venues and offers a mix of cultural celebration, outdoor heritage experiences, and shopping opportunities. Peak season timing in November coincides with Eastern Shore migratory waterfowl activity.