Vendor Events in Rochester, NY

25 spots open

One of the oldest and largest public markets in the Northeast, open three days a week year-round. Saturdays offer the most vendors. Both annual/seasonal license holders and daily vendors are welcome, with daily vendors assigned to available stalls each day.

25 spots open

Midweek farmers market at MLK Jr. Memorial Park in downtown Rochester. A complement to the larger Saturday Rochester Public Market, bringing fresh produce and local food vendors to the city center on Wednesdays.

25 spots open

One of Rochester's premier summer events in the historic Corn Hill neighborhood, featuring 375 artists and $8,000 in prize money. Selected participants receive a complimentary 10x10 booth with tent, plus promotional support before and during the festival.

25 spots open

Rochester's annual agricultural fair featuring livestock shows, carnival rides, demolition derbies, grandstand entertainment, and a large commercial vendor area. A Seacoast region tradition for over a century.

400 spots open

Juried outdoor art festival on the grounds of the Memorial Art Gallery. Over 400 artists display and sell original work including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, and mixed media.

60 spots open

Monthly vintage and handmade market in the affluent Detroit suburb of Rochester featuring curated vendors selling antiques, upcycled goods, artisan crafts, and locally made specialty foods.

Craft Company No. 6

Housed in a historic Victorian firehouse in Rochester's Neighborhood of the Arts, this shop has specialized in American and Canadian handmade jewelry, woodcraft, blown glass, pottery, fiber, and metal arts for over 40 years.

Little Button Craft

Since 2015, this South Wedge shop has showcased handmade goods created by makers within 100 miles of Rochester. Represents over 250 local artists and offers letterpress cards, clothing, accessories, home decor, and artisan workshops.

The Creator's Hands

A gallery of art and craft showcasing the work of over 250 American artists and craftspeople. Offers one-of-a-kind homewares, decor, pottery, jewelry, accessories, spiritual items, and gifts crafted in clay, wood, fiber, metal, paper, and more.