Vendor Events in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Year-round Thursday market with 25+ vendors offering fresh produce, honey, artisan baked goods, and craft vendors selling leather goods, hand soaps, skincare, homemade jams, handcrafted jewelry.

The Imperial Point Farmers Market is a year-round Thursday market held in the parking lot of Broward Health featuring 25+ vendors offering fresh produce, locally farmed honey, artisan baked goods, pastries, and prepared foods including BBQ, pizza, seafood, and specialty burgers. The market also includes craft vendors selling items such as leather goods, hand soaps, natural skincare products, homemade jams, dog treats, handcrafted jewelry, and orchid plants. Vendors sell directly to customers, keeping costs low. The market is free to visit with ample parking on Federal Highway in northeast Fort Lauderdale and serves both work and neighborhood customers seeking lunch or dinner options.

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Hidden Gems Flea Market -Shepherd of the Coast Lutheran Church and School Join us at Shepherd of the Coast Lutheran Church and School on Saturday, October 17 from 8 AM–1 PM for a fun-filled day of shopping, food, family fun ❤️ 🛍️ Shop from local vendors 🍴 Food tents & food trucks 💚 A portion of event proceeds will benefit Shepherd of the Coast Lutheran Church and School 1901 E Commercial Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308

499 spots open

Hidden Gems Flea Market -Shepherd of the Coast Lutheran Church and School Join us at Shepherd of the Coast Lutheran Church and School on Saturday, October 17 from 8 AM–1 PM for a fun-filled day of shopping, food, family fun ❤️ 🛍️ Shop from local vendors 🍴 Food tents & food trucks 💚 A portion of event proceeds will benefit Shepherd of the Coast Lutheran Church and School 1901 E Commercial Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308

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🎄✨ Hidden Gems Flea Market is back for a special holiday event! ✨🎄 Join us at Trinity Lutheran Church on Saturday, December 5th from 8 AM–1 PM for a fun-filled day of shopping, food, family fun, and holiday cheer! ❤️ 🛍️ Shop from local vendors 🍴 Food tents & food trucks 💚 A portion of event proceeds will benefit Trinity Lutheran Church 🎅 The Grinch will be present for pictures and handing out candy canes! 📍 11 SW 11th St, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315 Vendor Spaces Available: Regular Vendor, $25 Food Tent Vendor, $50 Food Truck, $75 ⏰ Vendor setup begins at 6 AM ⚠️ Tents and tables are NOT included in vendor fees. Come shop small, support local businesses, and enjoy a festive community event with the whole family! 🎁🎄 Hosted by two moms with heart, building community. 💕

The Las Olas Art Fair is a top-ranked outdoor contemporary fine art festival held twice annually on E Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale. The event features more than 200 artists displaying original work across all mediums, including painting, sculpture, jewelry, photography, ceramics, and woodwork. Artists set up in pop-up galleries along the vibrant boulevard, a premier shopping and dining district. The two-day weekend festival runs 10am-5pm and is free to the public. Booth spaces are 10x10 feet with a fee. The event is juried for quality and attracts serious art collectors and enthusiasts. Howard Alan Events, the nation's largest art festival producer, organizes the fair, which has operated since 1987 and ranks among the top 100 art festivals in the US.

The Las Olas Art Fair Part I is a top-ranked outdoor fine art festival held annually in early January along Fort Lauderdale's iconic Las Olas Boulevard. The event features more than 200 juried artists from across the nation showcasing sculpture, jewelry, woodwork, paintings, wearable art, and other mediums in gallery-style pop-up displays. Vendors operate independent booths along the boulevard with 10x10 booth spaces, with booth fees of $585. The event is free and pet-friendly for public attendees, running 10am to 5pm over two days. Artists and vendors can meet directly with collectors, commission custom pieces, and discuss their techniques. The boulevard location offers a premium shopping and dining setting with galleries, boutiques, and restaurants nearby, attracting serious art collectors, casual shoppers, and tourists.

Taking place late February into early March, this annual festival brings together a curated selection of artists and craftspeople along Fort Lauderdale's most vibrant corridor. The second edition of Las Olas Art Fair Part II will occupy 600 E Las Olas Boulevard, one of South Florida's most walkable and gallery-rich stretches, creating a natural gathering place for both serious art collectors and casual browsers looking to support independent makers. Art fairs differ from other vendor events in their curation process. Rather than a first-come, first-served vendor signup, festivals like this one use a juried selection to maintain consistent quality and a cohesive artistic vision across the event. This means the artists you'll encounter have passed a vetting process, giving both vendors and attendees confidence in the range of work on display. You can expect everything from painting, sculpture, and printmaking to jewelry, ceramics, glass work, and mixed media pieces, depending on the jury's selections for this year's fair. The outdoor setting along Las Olas Boulevard means this event draws a mix of demographics. You'll see established art collectors making strategic purchases, tourists exploring Fort Lauderdale's cultural offerings, locals out for a weekend stroll, and families taking advantage of the pet-friendly policy to bring their companions along. The late winter timing in Florida also means predictable weather, which tends to drive solid foot traffic. Because the fair is free to attend, there's low barrier to entry for curious shoppers, which can translate to good browsing and impulse-purchase potential for vendors. If you create handmade art or craft goods in any medium, this is the type of event where your work can be discovered by people actively seeking original, artisan-quality pieces. The setting and caliber of fellow vendors position Las Olas Art Fair Part II as a destination event for serious art shoppers rather than a casual market, making it a solid choice for established makers looking for a venue that attracts collectors.

Annual craft fair featuring handmade crafts sold by local vendors at the historic Stranahan House Museum in Fort Lauderdale. Museum tours led by docents available.