Vendor Events in Jeffersontown, KY

2 farmers markets, craft fairs, festivals, and pop-ups in Jeffersontown, KY. Find booth fees, open spots, and apply to sell.

Farmers Markets in Jeffersontown(1)

Festivals in Jeffersontown(1)

Jeffersontown Gaslight Festival

by Jeffersontown Gaslight Festival

Jeffersontown, KY

2026-09-18

Festival10x10 booth; max 3 spaces per exhibitor; handmade USA only

20 spots open

Every September, the Louisville community gathers for one of Kentucky's largest festivals, drawing thousands of visitors who come to browse handmade goods, enjoy live entertainment, and celebrate the Jeffersontown neighborhood. This annual arts and crafts festival brings together over 135 juried vendors selling their own handmade work, ensuring quality and originality across every booth. Because this is a handmade-only show, you won't find mass-produced resale items here, which makes it particularly attractive to shoppers seeking unique, artisan-made pieces they can't find anywhere else. The festival extends beyond just crafts, with more than 130 additional business, civic, and nonprofit booths creating a full community experience that draws both serious collectors and casual browsers. The September timing positions Jeffersontown Gaslight Festival at the start of fall, when the weather in Louisville becomes more comfortable for outdoor shopping and festivals. Attendees typically include craft enthusiasts, gift shoppers looking for handmade items, families, and locals supporting community organizations. The three-day festival weekend (September 18-20, 2026) gives vendors multiple days to connect with customers, and the event's reputation means shoppers plan ahead to attend. The festival's scale and juried vendor selection make it a destination event that draws visitors from across the region, not just locals. In the weeks leading up to the main festival weekend, there's also a Balloon Glow event on September 10, which generates early momentum and community buzz. Vendors at Jeffersontown Gaslight Festival typically include makers of jewelry, pottery, paintings, woodcrafts, textiles, bath and body products, baked goods, home décor, and other artisan goods. Whether you make functional ceramics, wearable art, fine crafts, or specialty items, a juried show of this size offers serious selling potential to vendors who can appeal to an audience actively seeking authentic, handmade goods. The festival's established reputation and strong attendance make it worth the investment for vendors looking to reach Louisville-area customers in the fall season.

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