Vendor Events in Greenport, NY

The Greenport Farmers Market is a seasonal farmers market held in Mitchell Park, centrally located in Greenport Village near the waterfront. The market features local North Fork producers including vegetables, fruits, herbs, flowers, meat, fish, seafood, cheese, baked goods, wines, and prepared foods. Vendors include farms, fisheries, bakeries, producers of artisanal products, and specialty food makers. The market draws both year-round residents and weekend visitors to the historic seaport village. The market operates on Saturday mornings during the peak growing season, spring through fall, making it convenient for shoppers who prefer morning shopping and weekend visitors.

Outdoor craft and gift fair. Vendor fee from $125.

60 local crafters, bakers, and gift vendors on Labor Day weekend at Greenport School grounds. $125-$200 booth fees, deadline Sept 3.

Outdoor craft show in Greenport. Vendor booth starting from $125.

The Greenport Maritime Festival takes over Third Street in this historic North Fork fishing village each September, drawing together the maritime heritage and vibrant local culture that defines this waterfront community. This annual celebration honors Greenport's deep roots as a working fishing port while creating a full day of entertainment, food, and shopping that appeals to both long-time residents and visitors exploring Long Island's East End. The festival brings together a diverse mix of vendors selling everything from handcrafted goods and artisan products to fresh seafood and locally-made foods, making it an ideal marketplace for anyone producing items that align with the coastal, farm-to-table ethos the North Fork is known for. What sets a waterfront festival like this apart from typical craft fairs is the integration of the natural setting and local maritime traditions. Attendees come not just to shop but to experience the character of Greenport itself, the working docks, the salt air, the sense of a community that has sustained itself through fishing and maritime trade for generations. This creates a particular energy and authenticity that draws crowds looking for genuine local products and experiences rather than mass-produced goods. The festival typically features live music throughout the day, boat tours that take advantage of the harbor setting, and interactive events like oyster shucking competitions that engage visitors and create memorable moments worth staying for. Vendor categories that tend to do well at maritime festivals include those with artisan credentials, coastal or nautical themes, fresh or locally-sourced products, and items that feel authentic to waterfront life. Think handmade jewelry, local artwork, specialty foods, preserves, craft beverages, sustainable home goods, and any products with genuine connections to the local community or maritime heritage. The September timing means the summer tourist season is winding down but the weather remains pleasant, and the North Fork's natural beauty peaks as early autumn approaches. If you're looking for a festival that attracts engaged shoppers seeking quality local goods in a picturesque, authentic setting, the Greenport Maritime Festival offers exactly that kind of opportunity.