Vendor Events in St Petersburg, FL

Weekly Sunday market with 65+ vendors selling produce, artisan crafts, baked goods, and handmade items.

Outdoor, pet-friendly weekend market with more than 150 vendors and an on-site cooking food court. Moved from Largo to the former Derby Lane in 2026.

The Pinellas Farmers & Flea Market is a vibrant, community-driven marketplace located at Win Derby in St. Petersburg, Florida. Established to continue the tradition of open-air markets, we provide a space where local farmers, small businesses, and entrepreneurs can thrive while serving the community. With over 150 vendors every weekend, our market offers a wide variety of fresh-picked seasonal fruits, locally grown vegetables, antique collections, household products, and second-hand everyday tools—alongside a diverse food court and cottage food vendors.

The St. Pete Saturday Morning Market is a long-running farmers market and craft fair in downtown St. Petersburg operating since 2002. The winter location at Al Lang Stadium parking lot hosts over 100 vendors every Saturday from October through May, 9 AM to 2 PM. Vendors include local farmers with fresh produce, prepared foods representing multiple cuisines, baked goods, artisan crafts, jewelry, plants, and live music performers. The market draws approximately 10,000 visitors weekly and operates as a 501c3 nonprofit that accepts SNAP and offers incentives for Florida-grown produce. Free admission and free parking available in the Al Lang lot.

The Saturday Morning Market is the largest farmers market in the Southeast, operating year-round in St. Petersburg with two distinct seasonal locations. From October through May, the market convenes in the Al Lang Stadium parking lot with over 100 vendors offering fresh produce, local farms, prepared foods, artisanal crafts, baked goods, flowers, and plants. June through August, a smaller summer market relocates to the shaded Williams Park to accommodate the Florida heat. The market draws approximately 10,000 visitors weekly and features live music performances, diverse food vendors representing multiple cuisines, and strong community engagement. Vendor applications and details are available through the official website.

Indie Flea is a curated marketplace showcasing local artisans, vintage vendors, and independent makers across the Tampa Bay area. The event features handmade goods, vintage treasures, jewelry, plants, art, and local food and beverage vendors in an eco-conscious, family-friendly setting. At Armature Works in downtown Tampa, the market operates seasonally rather than monthly year-round, typically running select weekends that vary by season. The event is free to attend, runs from noon to 4 p.m., and welcomes 100+ vendors offering everything from mid-century furniture and vintage clothing to handcrafted artisan products and collectibles.

Second annual Christmas market spread over three side streets and local businesses around The Dog Bar. Vendor applications close Nov 27, 2026.

Free curated market on Baum Avenue, with St. Pete dates on Oct 24, Nov 21 and Dec 19. Regular season vendors are fully curated, but the St. Pete fall waitlist is open.

Two-day Tampa Bay Times holiday show with 80 local vendors, free admission and free parking. Exhibitor packages include a 10x8 curtained booth with a skirted table and chairs.

Free holiday market with local artisan vendors, food and sweets, carolers, Santa photos, and decorated baskets and trees to bid on.

This one-time craft fair takes over Saint Petersburg, Florida on May 2-3, 2026, bringing together a unique blend of handmade vendors and food truck operators for a weekend celebration. Food Truck Wars creates an energetic environment where shoppers come specifically to discover artisan goods while enjoying quality food and live entertainment, making it an appealing destination for anyone looking to support local makers and craftspeople. The event format combines the appeal of a traditional craft fair with the casual, social atmosphere that food trucks bring. While the food trucks serve as the draw for foot traffic and extended hours, the handmade crafts section is where vendors showcase items like jewelry, home decor, textiles, pottery, candles, art, and other artisan products. This mix means you're attracting customers who are already in the spending mindset and moving through the space over several hours, not rushing through. The presence of live entertainment keeps the energy high and gives attendees reasons to stay longer, browse multiple vendors, and make multiple purchases. May in Saint Petersburg offers warm weather and manageable humidity, making outdoor or semi-outdoor event spaces comfortable for both vendors and customers. Spring timing also means people are often in the mood for home refresh projects, gifts, and outdoor entertaining supplies, which aligns well with typical handmade craft inventory. The two-day format gives you flexibility in staffing and allows for momentum building if the first day generates buzz. This event appeals to a fairly broad audience since it's positioned as entertainment and dining alongside shopping, rather than a niche craft market. You'll see families, date-night couples, food enthusiasts, and deliberate craft shoppers all in the same space. If your work has broad appeal or pairs well with the casual, festival-like vibe of a food truck gathering, Food Truck Wars in Saint Petersburg could be a solid opportunity to reach new customers in a high-traffic setting.

Craft and arts event featuring handmade goods and artisan vendors at The Art Lofts.

One weekend every year, Vinoy Park in St. Pete turns into the biggest Small Business Saturday (and Sunday!) celebrations in the country, and you're invited. This weekend, thousands of people come together to shop local, discover new favorites, and support independent businesses from across Tampa Bay. Two full days along the waterfront, with more than 350 local makers, artists, food, drinks, and enough to see and do that you'll want to come back both days. Bring the kids. Bring the dog. Just bring your appetite (and a tote bag or two or 122).​​​

11th annual fine art festival featuring over 100 artisans from Florida and across the United States. Showcases painting, photography, sculpture, metalwork, digital art, jewelry, glass, ceramics, woodworking, mixed-media, and fiber art.

St. Petersburg's waterfront comes alive each spring with this nationally ranked fine art festival that draws artists and art enthusiasts from across the region. Taking place at Vinoy Park, one of the city's most picturesque venues along the bay, the event transforms the grounds into an open-air gallery showcasing the work of 250 juried artists. The waterfront location provides a natural backdrop that complements the visual arts on display, creating an atmosphere where fine craft, painting, sculpture, and mixed media find an engaged audience. The festival welcomes a diverse vendor mix, with juried artists working across various disciplines including paintings, photography, jewelry, ceramics, glass, woodturning, fiber arts, and sculpture. Because this is a curated fine art festival rather than a general craft fair, the vendor selection emphasizes quality and artistic merit, attracting both established artists and emerging talent. This focus means attendees typically expect serious art pieces alongside functional fine craft, drawing collectors, designers, interior decorators, and art lovers rather than bargain hunters. April is ideal timing for an outdoor festival in St. Petersburg, with pleasant spring weather encouraging people to spend time outdoors. The annual tradition has built a reputation that brings repeat visitors year after year, establishing a predictable audience for participating vendors. Beyond the visual art, the festival incorporates live entertainment and interactive art experiences throughout the two days, which keeps crowds engaged and moving through the vendor areas. For artists and makers seeking a well-established festival with strong attendance and a quality-focused audience, the Mainsail Art Festival on April 18-19, 2026 offers the kind of curated environment where fine art vendors typically see serious collectors and buyers.

One weekend every year, Vinoy Park in St. Pete turns into the biggest Small Business Saturday (and Sunday!) celebrations in the country, and you're invited. This weekend, thousands of people come together to shop local, discover new favorites, and support independent businesses from across Tampa Bay. Two full days along the waterfront, with more than 350 local makers, artists, food, drinks, and enough to see and do that you'll want to come back both days. Bring the kids. Bring the dog. Just bring your appetite (and a tote bag or two or 122).​​​

Tampa Bay's largest monthly vintage market in 15,000 sq ft featuring vintage furniture, lighting, home decor, art, jewelry, and clothing from around the region and country.