Vendor Events in Spokane Valley, WA

Year-round farmers market on the Spokane Conservation District's 50-acre Quarry property. Outdoor vendors, music and food run Wednesdays and Fridays from 3 PM and Saturdays until 2 PM.

51st annual antique and vintage show at the Spokane Fair & Expo Center, with rescheduled dates of Oct 10 and 11, 2026.

50th annual show with over 250 Northwest artisans selling fine art, hand crafts and specialty foods. Admission is $9 for one day or $11 for a 3-day pass, with free parking.

Every September, the Spokane County Interstate Fair transforms the Spokane County Fair & Expo Center in Spokane Valley into a 10-day celebration of agriculture, entertainment, and regional commerce. This annual festival brings together the broader Inland Northwest community, drawing visitors from across Eastern Washington and beyond who come for everything from livestock competitions and PRCA rodeo events to live music and carnival attractions. For vendors, it represents a significant opportunity to reach a diverse, multi-generational audience in a high-traffic environment. The fair's commercial vendor marketplace is where craft artisans, makers, and local food producers showcase their work alongside more established regional businesses. You'll find handmade goods, specialty foods, agricultural products, and the kinds of items that appeal to both fair-goers looking for unique purchases and families seeking entertainment and refreshments. The September timing positions the fair at the tail end of summer and heading into fall, which shapes both the crowd energy and the types of products that resonate with visitors. The 10-day run allows for sustained foot traffic rather than a single-day event, giving vendors multiple opportunities to connect with shoppers. The Spokane County Fair & Expo Center's location on N Havana Street in Spokane Valley provides centralized access for the region. The fair's mix of traditional agricultural programming, rodeo action, and grandstand entertainment creates a festival atmosphere that draws families, agriculture enthusiasts, and casual visitors alike. This blend means vendor booths benefit from consistent daily attendance across the full event window, not just peak weekend traffic. Whether you sell crafts, food, or specialized products with regional appeal, the Spokane County Interstate Fair offers the kind of established, well-attended platform where vendors can build relationships and make meaningful sales during a key time of year.

Bustling Renaissance marketplace with artisans, handcrafted goods, historically inspired wares, and fantasy creations. Accepts high-quality handmade items and themed goods.