Vendor Events in Las Cruces, NM

200 spots open

The Farmers & Crafts Market of Las Cruces is a nationally recognized farmers market and craft fair held year-round every Saturday and Wednesday from 8:30 AM to 1 PM. Saturdays expand across seven city blocks of downtown Main Street and attract over 200 rotating local vendors selling handmade goods, fresh produce, farm-raised meat, baked goods, prepared foods, local art, jewelry, and crafts. Wednesdays are a smaller version at the Plaza de Las Cruces location. Vendors include local farmers, growers, artists, and craftspeople exclusively from Southern New Mexico. Live entertainment and music perform throughout the market. The event is family-friendly and pet-friendly. Parking is available on nearby streets. The market accepts SNAP, WIC, and Double Up Food Bucks.

300 spots open

The Farmers & Crafts Market of Las Cruces is a nationally recognized, year-round farmers and crafts market held every Wednesday and Saturday from 8:30 AM to 1 PM in downtown Las Cruces. Wednesdays feature a smaller, more laid-back version with 200+ vendors, while Saturdays span 7 city blocks of Main Street with hundreds of rotating vendors. The market is producers-only, meaning all goods are handmade, homegrown, or locally produced by vendors themselves. Offerings include fresh local produce, farm-raised meat, organic options, homemade breads and pastries, handmade jewelry and metalwork, paintings, pottery, fiber art, ceramics, and prepared foods featuring traditional New Mexican cuisine. The market attracts shoppers seeking unique Southwest-inspired items and supports local artists, craftspeople, and farmers. Located in the heart of historic downtown, it is pet-friendly and family-friendly with live music and food trucks. The market accepts SNAP, WIC, and Double Up Food Bucks.

20 spots open

Día De Los Muertos in Las Cruces: Arte, Música y Cultura is a free community cultural festival celebrating the Day of the Dead tradition with a contemporary twist. The event features a juried art exhibit with cash prizes, live musical performances, community altars for remembering deceased loved ones, a vendor marketplace with local artists and small businesses, silent auction, calavera face decorating, children's crafts and activities, and a beer garden for adults. Attendees can enjoy traditional pan dulce and café de olla while supplies last. The festival attracts hundreds of community members and visitors from neighboring areas, serving as both a cultural celebration and economic driver for Las Cruces and the wider Mesilla Valley region. The free event requires registration for attendees 18 and older.

20 spots open

The New Mexico Wine Festival is a premier three-day Memorial Day weekend celebration held at the Southern New Mexico State Fairgrounds in Las Cruces. Wine vendors showcase over 200 selections from New Mexico wineries, offering tastings and retail sales with commemorative glasses and discounts included. The event also features a vibrant artisan marketplace with local crafts, jewelry, fine art, and regional food trucks. Live music performances span multiple stages throughout the grounds, creating an engaging environment for attendees. The festival runs noon to 6 p.m. daily and welcomes families and wine enthusiasts of all experience levels. This popular regional event draws significant attendance and provides excellent exposure for wine, food, and craft vendors in the Southern New Mexico market.

60 spots open

The Renaissance ArtsFaire is an annual November festival held at Young Park in Las Cruces, New Mexico, operated by the Doña Ana Arts Council. This juried art event features over 150 artists, vendors, and food booths selling handcrafted items including jewelry, pottery, ceramics, photographs, leather goods, paintings, drawings, sculpture, toys, textiles, and wood. The faire transforms the 22-acre park into a magical medieval realm with costumed entertainers, live performances across multiple stages, jousting demonstrations, tavern areas, and children's activities. Vendors come from across the country to participate in one of Southern New Mexico's largest arts events, drawing thousands of visitors for a weekend celebrating renaissance art, culture, and entertainment.