Vendor Events in Hampton, NH
3 farmers markets, craft fairs, festivals, and pop-ups in Hampton, NH. Find booth fees, open spots, and apply to sell.
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Festivals in Hampton(2)
Hampton Beach Seafood Festival
by Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce
160 Ocean Boulevard, Hampton, NH 03842
2026-09-11 to 2026-09-13
60 spots open
One of New England's top food festivals, drawing 150,000+ visitors over three days. Features seafood from 50+ restaurants, craft vendors, live entertainment, cooking demos, and fireworks.
Hampton Food Truck and Craft Beer Festival
by Smuttynose Brewing Co.
Smuttynose Brewing Co., Hampton, NH
May 30
25 spots open
Taking place on May 30th in Hampton, the Food Truck and Craft Beer Festival at Smuttynose Brewing Co. brings together two of the region's favorite food and beverage scenes for a single day celebration. This festival format is ideal for vendors because it draws a concentrated crowd of food and craft beverage enthusiasts all in one location, creating strong foot traffic and repeat visits throughout the day. The setting at a working brewery adds authenticity and appeal, as guests naturally gravitate toward a venue known for quality beer production. At events like this, you'll find a diverse mix of food vendors operating from mobile kitchens, ranging from established food trucks to newer culinary concepts looking to build a customer base. Typical offerings span cuisines and styles, from BBQ and tacos to artisan sandwiches, wood-fired pizza, and dessert specialists. Craft beverage vendors often include local breweries, cideries, and sometimes distilleries or wineries showcasing products that pair well with food. Non-food vendors such as craft artisans, local makers, and specialty goods vendors frequently participate in festival environments as well, though the primary draw here centers on the food and beer experience. Late May is an excellent time for outdoor food festivals in New Hampshire, as weather becomes reliably warm and the summer season approaches. This timing attracts both serious food enthusiasts and casual weekend visitors looking for entertainment and social gathering. The festival atmosphere encourages attendees to try multiple vendors and linger, sampling different offerings throughout the afternoon or evening. Smuttynose's established reputation in the craft beer community helps ensure strong attendance from beer-focused crowds, while the food truck component broadens appeal to families and general foodies seeking convenient, quality meals in a festive setting.
Pop-Ups in Hampton(1)
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How do I become a vendor at markets in Hampton?
Create a free VendorsMap account, browse the 3 events listed in Hampton, NH, and apply from each event page. Some events accept applications directly through VendorsMap; others link out to the organizer's own application.
How much are booth fees in Hampton?
Booth fees vary by event and organizer. Weekly farmers markets are usually the most affordable, while large festivals and juried craft fairs typically charge more. Each event listing on VendorsMap shows the booth fee when the organizer has published one. Sign in free to see fees and deadlines.
When do applications open for Hampton events?
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Is it free to find vendor events on VendorsMap?
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