Vendor Events in Olympia, WA

20 spots open

Free Labor Day Weekend festival September 4-6, 2026 with world's largest vintage tugboat races. 200+ booths Arts & Crafts Show plus maritime-themed activities. All booths 10x10. Sells out annually, apply early.

60 spots open

Arts and craft market alongside Olympia's beloved Procession of the Species parade, featuring local artists, environmental art, handmade crafts, and community art-making workshops in the state capital.

25 spots open

Bi-annual arts walk through downtown Olympia featuring pop-up galleries, artisan vendors, live music, and studio tours in Washington's capital city. Part of the vibrant Olympia arts community.

25 spots open

Year-round farmers market in Olympia open Thursday-Sunday (Apr-Oct, 10am-3pm) featuring 100+ vendors selling produce, baked goods, body care, crafts, and more. Market includes 8 on-site restaurants, daily live music, workshops, and special events.

Gallery Boom

Art gallery representing over 80 South Sound region artists. Artists rent spaces per square foot and contribute monthly gallery time. Supports artists at all developmental stages.

The Artists' Gallery

Artist-owned cooperative founded in 1980 featuring outstanding fine arts and crafts by Washington artists. Over 20 visionary artists offering paintings, abstracts, textiles, jewelry, pottery, photography, and sculpture.

The Artists' Gallery - Olympia

Over 40 years in Olympia, the Artists' Gallery was founded in 1980 by a group of local artists to bring fine art directly to the community. An artist-focused cooperative owned and operated by local Washington artists showcasing the best fine art in Olympia.

Lighthouse Antiques & Crafts Mall - Olympia

A unique store hosting 66 local small businesses under one roof in Olympia, WA. Open 7 days a week with treasures around every corner from 100 dealers. Offers free parking, coffee, and cookies. Great vendor opportunity for the South Puget Sound region.

Childhood's End Gallery

Olympia's premier fine art and craft gallery since 1971. Represents over 100 American artists working in oil, glass, ceramics, wood, metal, jewelry, and more. A Pacific Northwest institution.