Vendor Events in Running Springs, CA
Farmers Markets in Running Springs(2)
Running Springs Farmers Market & Artisan Faire
by Running Springs Area Chamber of Commerce
2645 Whispering Pines Drive, Running Springs, CA 92382
Saturdays, April 25 - November 21, 2026 (9 AM - 1 PM)
Over 40 vendors weekly featuring certified produce, artisan crafts, jewelry, clothing, body products, fresh bread, baked goods, and live music in the San Bernardino Mountains.
Running Springs Area Chamber of Commerce Certified Farmers Market and Artisan Faire
by Running Springs Market Organizers
2645 Whispering Pines Drive, Running Springs, CA 92382
Seasonal - contact organizer for schedule
Held weekly during the growing season in Running Springs, California, this farmers market and artisan faire brings together local producers and crafters in a convenient location right in the heart of the community. The market takes place in an open dirt lot owned by the Water District, situated between First Mountain Bank and the Running Springs Branch Library, making it easy for residents and visitors to access. The proximity to the post office and playground means it's a natural gathering spot where shopping for fresh produce can become a morning or afternoon outing for families in the area. As a certified farmers market operated by the Running Springs Area Chamber of Commerce, this venue focuses on food and produce vendors, offering shoppers direct access to local growers and producers. The farmers market format means you'll find seasonal fruits and vegetables at their peak, along with value-added products and artisan goods that complement the fresh offerings. This is distinct from a general craft fair, as the emphasis remains on food-focused vendors who can connect with customers interested in local sourcing and quality ingredients. The weekly schedule keeps the market consistent for both regular shoppers and vendors building their customer base throughout the season. The outdoor setting in Running Springs, a mountain community in San Bernardino County, attracts both locals and seasonal visitors looking to support area agriculture and small businesses. The market accepts credit cards, making transactions convenient for modern shoppers. Because the market operates seasonally, the schedule adjusts with growing conditions in the area. If you're a vendor interested in participating, reaching out to the Running Springs Area Chamber of Commerce directly will get you current dates, setup details, and any specific requirements for selling at this community-focused market.
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