Vendor Events in Ketchum, ID

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Held annually in the mountain town of Ketchum, Idaho, this three-day arts festival brings together local and regional artists for a celebration of creativity, live music, and community. Taking place July 10-12, 2026, the event runs Friday and Saturday from 10am to 6pm, with Sunday hours from 10am to 4pm, giving artists and visitors multiple opportunities to connect throughout the weekend. The Ketchum Arts Festival draws a diverse mix of visual artists, craftspeople, and makers who showcase paintings, sculpture, jewelry, ceramics, textiles, woodwork, and other handmade goods. The festival atmosphere attracts attendees who value locally made art and artisan products, from serious collectors to casual browsers looking to support regional talent. The summer timing means pleasant weather in central Idaho, making it comfortable for both vendors and visitors to spend time outdoors exploring booths and engaging with artists about their work. Live music performances throughout the festival add to the vibrant atmosphere and help draw foot traffic, while food vendors provide refreshments and meals for attendees spending the full day. For artists and craftspeople, arts festivals like this one offer direct access to buyers who are actively seeking original, handmade work. The multi-day format means you're not compressed into a single day of selling, and the weekend timing captures both Friday evening shoppers and Saturday and Sunday crowds. Ketchum's established arts community and summer visitor season create an audience that's receptive to fine art, craft, and creative products. The mix of fine artists, crafters, and food vendors creates a well-rounded event that tends to draw repeat attendees. Whether you're an established artist looking to expand into new markets or a craftsperson testing seasonal sales opportunities, the Ketchum Arts Festival represents a solid summer event in Idaho's Arts and Culture corridor. The three-day schedule allows you to maximize your return on setup and travel time while connecting with an engaged audience in a scenic mountain setting.

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A booth refund (less a 3% processing fee) will be given if written notification is received by June 12, 2026 at 5:00 PM Mountain. All images are juried anonymously so please be sure your name, image and studio name do not appear anywhere in the image or in the image title. Five images should feature individual pieces that accurately represent the body of work to be exhibited; work shown in the images must be representative of current work, and no more than five years old. One booth shot is mandatory and must be representative of presentation and work to be displayed. Booth image will be used to determine scale of work, balance and overall presentation. Each group of images is viewed by category in the order submitted to ZAPP. ​ Show Size, Booth Sizes, Fees & Other Booth Information 120 booth spaces total, each 10'x10', with some of these being doubles. 'Best Of Category' winners and the 'Best of Show' winner are granted an invitation to the 2026 festival, but must still purchase a booth.

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This weekly farmers market runs through the heart of Ketchum's 4th Street Heritage Corridor, operating Tuesday afternoons from June through October. Set between Walnut and East Avenue, it's a neighborhood gathering spot where local producers bring seasonal harvests and handmade goods to the community. The market reflects the agricultural traditions of Blaine County while serving the growing demand for fresh, locally-sourced food and farm products. The Tuesday afternoon timing makes it accessible for both weekday shoppers and those planning their week's meals. You'll find a range of vendors typical of Idaho farmers markets: local farmers selling fresh produce that changes with the season, from early summer vegetables through fall squashes and root crops. Alongside produce, expect baked goods from local bakeries, artisanal cheese from regional makers, farm-fresh eggs, and fresh-cut flowers. Many vendors focus on organic growing practices, appealing to shoppers seeking chemical-free options. Herbs, both fresh and dried, are common offerings. Beyond food, some vendors bring crafts and value-added products, giving the market a broader community feel than produce-only operations. The market draws regular Ketchum residents and visitors who prioritize knowing where their food comes from and supporting local agriculture. The summer and fall season in central Idaho brings peak growing conditions, so inventory and vendor variety tends to be robust during these months. The 4th Street location situates the market in an accessible, walkable area with established community character. Whether you're a producer of seasonal vegetables, prepared foods, baked goods, flowers, or farm-adjacent crafts, this is a market where consistent customers return weekly to shop and connect with vendors they've come to know.

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Wood River Farmers Market | Two Farmers Markets weekly from June to October, in Hailey and Ketchum. Home Our Markets Ketchum Market Hailey Market About About Us Contact Volunteer Vendors Vendor Application Vendor Rules By-Laws Newsletter Select Page WOOD RIVER FARMERS MARKET ASSOCIATION IS Hiring a Market Manager! The Market Manager is primarily responsible for the smooth and successful running of weekly farmers markets in Ketchum and Hailey (2 total markets per week, Wednesdays and Saturdays). Market day operations include general market set up, vendor management, customer service, special event production, and market clean up/break down. The Market Manager will be in charge of vendor communication, tracking sales reports, and processing vendor payments. Additionally, the manager will run weekly email and social media campaigns to promote the markets.