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Craft Fairs in Staten Island(2)
Your Neighborhood Makers Market Fall Season
by Created for You Artists Market
55 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island
October 3, 2026
18 spots open
Hey everyone! Calling all local vendors and entrepreneurs join us for our Fall season at the Empire Outlets. Our annual Your Neighborhood Makers Market Fall Season for all artists , handcrafters, designers and thrifted items. Get ready for the sweater weather season with hot chocolates and coffees at the market. Early Bird vendor fee available till September 1st. Register now.
Historic Richmond Town Holiday Market
by Historic Richmond Town
441 Clarke Ave, Staten Island, NY 10306
Specific weekends in December (December 6-7, 2026 for 2026)
Set within the charming grounds of Historic Richmond Town, a preserved 19th-century village in Staten Island, this seasonal craft fair brings together artisans and makers during the December holiday season. The weekend market transforms the historic site into a festive gathering space where vendors showcase handmade goods, from jewelry and ceramics to woodwork and fiber arts. The backdrop of period buildings and cobblestone paths creates an atmospheric shopping experience that feels removed from typical mall and big-box retail, making it an appealing destination for shoppers seeking unique, locally-made gifts. Craft fairs like this one draw a particular kind of vendor and customer. You'll find artisans who specialize in small-batch, handcrafted items rather than mass-produced merchandise. Typical offerings include holiday decorations, home decor, textiles, personalized accessories, and seasonal treats made by local makers. The audience tends to be gift-conscious shoppers looking for one-of-a-kind items with personality and character, along with families who appreciate the historic village setting as a seasonal attraction in its own right. The December timing means attendees are actively searching for meaningful presents and holiday accents that reflect individual creativity rather than generic store-bought alternatives. The Historic Richmond Town location offers vendors access to a built-in audience that comes specifically to explore the village grounds. The living history setting creates natural foot traffic throughout the season, and shoppers visiting the market often spend time exploring other aspects of the site. For makers and artisans, a craft fair like this provides an opportunity to reach customers who actively value handmade work and are willing to pay accordingly. The weekend schedule allows working artisans to participate without taking full weekdays away from their practices. If you create handmade goods with holiday appeal or year-round pieces that work as gifts, this Staten Island event offers a venue where your work aligns with customer expectations and the historic, curated atmosphere enhances rather than competes with your products.
Farmers Markets in Staten Island(2)
Staten Island Mall Greenmarket
by GrowNYC
Marsh Ave & Ring Rd, Staten Island, NY 10314
Saturdays, 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM, June to November
The Staten Island Mall Greenmarket is a seasonal farmers market operating Saturdays from June through November in the commuter parking lot at Marsh Avenue and Ring Road. Vendors include local farmers, bakers, and producers offering fresh vegetables, fruits, baked goods, dairy products, honey, and specialty items within GrowNYC's producer-only model, meaning vendors must grow or produce their goods within the regional sourcing area. The market provides convenient parking access and accepts SNAP/EBT benefits. Visitors enjoy cooking demonstrations and family activities. The market serves the Richmond neighborhood and draws shoppers seeking peak-season produce and locally made products, with early arrival recommended for best selection.
St. George Greenmarket
by GrowNYC
St. Marks Place & Hyatt Street, Staten Island, NY 10301
Saturdays, 8 AM - 1 PM, Year-round
The St. George Greenmarket is a year-round farmers market operating every Saturday morning in Staten Island, featuring regional produce growers, seafood vendors, bakeries, and specialty food producers. Vendors sell fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, cheese, meat, and baked goods all locally grown or produced. The market operates in the St. George theater parking lot and serves Staten Island residents and visitors seeking farm-fresh products. As part of GrowNYC's network of producer-only markets, vendors maintain strict standards and sell only items they grow, raise, catch, or bake. The market accepts SNAP/EBT benefits and hosts periodic cooking demonstrations and community programs.
Festivals in Staten Island(1)
Pop-Ups in Staten Island(1)
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