Vendor Events in Springs, PA
Farmers Markets in Springs(2)
Springs Farmers Market
by Springs Historical Society
Springs Historical Society campus, Springs, PA
2026
100+ vendors including farmers, producers, and artisans selling fresh produce, baked goods, homemade soaps, flowers, antiques, flea market items, crafts, and handmade jewelry.
Springs Farmers Market
by Springs Historical Society
Springs Historical Society campus, Springs, PA
2026
100+ vendors including farmers, producers, and artisans selling fresh produce, baked goods, homemade soaps, flowers, antiques, flea market items, crafts, and handmade jewelry.
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Selling in Springs: common questions
How do I become a vendor at markets in Springs?
Create a free VendorsMap account, browse the 2 events listed in Springs, PA, and apply from each event page. Some events accept applications directly through VendorsMap; others link out to the organizer's own application.
How much are booth fees in Springs?
Booth fees vary by event and organizer. Weekly farmers markets are usually the most affordable, while large festivals and juried craft fairs typically charge more. Each event listing on VendorsMap shows the booth fee when the organizer has published one. Sign in free to see fees and deadlines.
When do applications open for Springs events?
It depends on the event. Many seasonal markets open applications in late winter or early spring, and annual festivals often open several months before the event date. Check each listing for its deadline, and create a free account to get alerts when applications open.
Is it free to find vendor events on VendorsMap?
Yes. Browsing events in Springs is free for any signed-in vendor, and a free account shows booth fees, deadlines, and application links. Optional membership adds the Scam Protection Promise, which reimburses up to $500 per claim on fraudulent events.