Vendor Events in Hot Springs, SD

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Friday afternoon market at Centennial Park 3:30-6:00 PM, running June through mid-October. Vendors sell produce, eggs, meat, ice cream, and handmade goods alongside prepared food, beverages, music, and a kids zone.

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Farmers market in Hot Springs, Fall River County, South Dakota. Vendors offer eggs, herbs, vegetables, jams & preserves, fruits. Accepts credit cards.

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Farmers market in Hot Springs, Bath County, Virginia. Vendors offer baked goods, cheese, flowers, eggs, herbs, vegetables, and more. Accepts credit cards.

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Apply to become a vendor at the Hot Springs Farmers and Artisans Market, read up on the rules and regulations for vendors, and access applications, forms and other important information you need to become a successful vendor at the market.

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The 35th annual Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival runs October 9-17, 2026. The longest-running nonfiction film festival in North America and an Academy Award-qualifying festival. Includes vendor and food trucks throughout downtown.

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10-day arts festival in late April through early May celebrating Hot Springs' vibrant arts scene. Features workshops, performances, exhibitions and vendor opportunities at venues across the city.

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The 22nd annual Valley of the Vapors Independent Music Festival takes place March 13-15, 2026 at Whittington Place in Hot Springs. Independent and experimental music with food and craft vendor opportunities.

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April 4, 2026 from 10am-5pm at the Hot Springs Convention Center. Free, family-friendly festival highlighting Hot Springs' sister-city relationship with Hanamaki, Japan. Features samurai, kintsugi, tea, sake, food vendors and artisan booths.

25 spots open

Free daylong outdoor festival celebrating Madison County's old-time, bluegrass and ballad singing traditions with regional artisans, food vendors, and traditional mountain music from sunrise to sunset in Hot Springs.

80 spots open

Name Email* Send This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. GARLAND COUNTY EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS ARTS AND CRAFTS COMMITTEE Jane Oliver, Chairman 501-520-1333 HOT SPRINGS ARTS AND CRAFTS FAIR Did You Know? The Hot Springs Arts & Crafts Fair started in 1968 in a storefront in downtown Hot Springs, Arkansas, to provide a place for the members of the Garland County Extension Homemakers Council to sell their handmade items. Now over 200 exhibitors and concessions vendors from multiple states gather every year on the first full weekend of October to showcase their talents and entrepreneurial spirit. The Hot Springs Arts and Crafts Fair is volunteer run, family friendly, and supports the Garland County EHC in their endeavors to be lifelong learners, develop leaders, and provide service to their community. Check Out Our Facebook Page for updates and videos Downloads 2026 RULES AND REGULATIONS (pdf) Download 2026 Application for Exhibitors (pdf) Download 2026 Concession Agreement (pdf) Download A brief history The Beginning The Hot Springs Arts and Crafts Fair began in a store front in downtown Hot Springs, Arkansas, as a place for EHC ladies to sell their handmade items in 1968.