Vendor Events in Newport, RI

25 spots open

A celebration of New England shellfish culture featuring over 75 oyster farms and chowder purveyors. Visitors enjoy raw bar tastings, chowder samplings, cooking demos, and live music on Newport's iconic waterfront.

25 spots open

Vibrant street fair spanning six blocks featuring local artists, artisan vendors, live music, and food. One of Newport's most popular community events.

20 spots open

Three-day celebration of paper and book arts with demonstrations, workshops, hands-on activities, and artisan vendors selling handmade paper works, altered books, and fiber arts on the Newport waterfront.

20 spots open

Four-day waterfront festival featuring top regional wineries, fresh Oregon Coast seafood, a full raw bar, local chefs, artisan vendors, live music, and the new Raw-some Bar debuting in 2026.

50 spots open

An afternoon of tastings from 50+ hand-selected breweries and beverage producers at iconic Fort Adams State Park. Features craft beers, ciders, seltzers, and more paired with food trucks and artisan vendors.

25 spots open

Now in its 35th year, this waterfront festival celebrates Rhode Island's seafood heritage with clam chowder, lobster, oysters, and more. Features live music, cooking demonstrations, and maritime vendors along the historic wharf.

Midweek farmers market on Memorial Boulevard in Newport featuring 20+ vendors with seasonal produce, flowers, herbs, fruit, eggs, breads, baked goods, meats, seafood, cheese, and prepared foods.

20 spots open

Weekly Friday farmers market on the Town Common (May through Columbus Day in October, 3-6pm) featuring fresh vegetables, fruit, flowers, local maple, baked goods, meat, goat milk soap, dog treats, and handmade crafts.

15 spots open

Weekly summer farmers market in downtown Newport offering locally grown vegetables, fruits, baked goods, prepared foods, and handmade crafts from Sullivan County vendors.

20 spots open

Wednesday farmers market 9am-2pm rain or shine, May through October on the causeway across from Waterfront Plaza. All products made or grown by local farmers and crafters.

20 spots open

Saturday farmers market on the causeway across from Waterfront Plaza, 9am-2pm rain or shine, May through October. Features locally grown produce, crafts, baked goods, and maple products.

20 spots open

Campbell County farmers market on Monmouth Street in Newport. Open mid-May through October 2026, 9am-noon.

25 spots open

Farmers market in Newport, Lincoln County, Oregon. Vendors offer baked goods, crafts, eggs, herbs, vegetables, honey, and more. Accepts credit cards, SNAP/EBT, WIC, WIC Cash, Senior FMNP. Organic products available.

25 spots open

Farmers market in Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island. Vendors offer baked goods, flowers, eggs, seafood, honey. Accepts credit cards, WIC, WIC Cash, Senior FMNP.

25 spots open

Farmers market in Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island. Vendors offer baked goods, cheese, flowers, eggs, herbs, vegetables, and more. Accepts credit cards, SNAP/EBT, WIC, Senior FMNP. Organic products available.

25 spots open

Producer-only Saturday market in downtown Newport with Lincoln County produce, Dungeness crab, oysters, baked goods, flowers, and central Oregon coast artisans.

100 spots open

The 52nd annual Apple Pie Crafts Fair sponsored by the Library Arts Center. Features an apple pie contest, live music, food vendors, and 100+ artisan booths. Draws 5,000+ visitors.

25 spots open

Newport Christmas by the Sea will be held on December 5, 2026. Come shop small and support local. You will find...

20 spots open

A free afternoon of holiday shopping, live music from local choruses, and festive dining on the historic waterfront, culminating in the lighting of the Christmas tree at 6 PM and Santa's arrival by boat.

Blu Cove Newport

Curated home decor and lifestyle boutique featuring handcrafted treasures from talented artists including handblown glass, hand-painted ceramics, fine pottery, artisan jewelry, and elegant fragrances.

Matriarch

Gift, book, and apparel store featuring independent makers, particularly women, people of color, LGBTQ+ makers. Featured in New York Times' '36 Hours in Newport'. Feminist merchandise, clothing, stickers, and treats.