Vendor Events in Westhampton Beach, NY

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The Westhampton Beach Farmers Market is an established weekly farmers market held on Saturday mornings featuring over 45 local vendors selling Long Island-grown produce, fresh seafood, baked goods, cheeses, honey, herbs, flowers, crafts, and specialty items. The market operates May through November and serves both retail customers and vendors seeking direct-to-consumer sales opportunities. Located on the Village Green, the market includes weekly live music, educational programs, and activities for children. The Greater Westhampton Chamber of Commerce manages the market and accepts SNAP/EBT benefits. Vendors must submit required licenses and insurance and follow setup guidelines for Saturday operations.

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The Mary O. Fritchie Juried Fine Arts and Crafts Show is an established, highly-regarded summer arts festival on Westhampton Beach's Great Lawn. This juried event attracts talented fine artists and craftspeople from across New York and beyond, showcasing original work in mediums including oils, acrylics, watercolors, pastels, jewelry, photography, glass, ceramics, metalwork, fiber art, sculpture, and woodworking. Artists must go through a competitive selection process to participate. The event draws thousands of visitors during the first weekend of August and provides artists a premium platform to exhibit and sell work to an engaged, affluent audience. The Great Lawn location in the heart of Westhampton Beach village ensures high foot traffic during the summer season. This is a prestigious juried show with decades of history and reputation.

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The Maggie Burbank Arts and Crafts Show is a one-time craft fair happening on the beautiful Great Lawn in Westhampton Beach, NY during late May. Taking place over Memorial Day weekend, this event brings together over 65 artisans and craftspeople showcasing handmade goods in an outdoor spring setting. If you work with handcrafted items, this is a significant opportunity to reach customers who are actively seeking unique, locally-made products as the season shifts into summer. Craft fairs like this one draw a specific crowd: people who value the artistry and care that goes into handmade work. Attendees at the Maggie Burbank Arts and Crafts Show will be looking for items they can't find in mass-market stores, whether that's jewelry, home décor, textiles, ceramics, woodwork, art, or other creative goods. Late May in the Hamptons brings good foot traffic as residents and visitors prepare for the summer season. The Great Lawn location suggests an open, accessible setting for browsing and discovering new makers and products. For vendors, craft fairs differ from farmers markets or pop-ups in that they typically focus entirely on artisan and handmade goods rather than food or routine retail. This means your audience is shopping intentionally for unique items and supports the handmade economy. The concentrated vendor count of 65 creators means good density without overcrowding, which tends to create a quality experience for both shoppers and sellers. The outdoor venue on the Great Lawn means spring weather plays a role, but Memorial Day weekend generally offers pleasant conditions for an outdoor event on Long Island. This is a one-time event, so it represents a specific window to reach Westhampton Beach customers and surrounding Hamptons communities. If you produce handmade crafts and want to test or expand into this market, or if you're already established and looking to add another strong spring venue, the Maggie Burbank Arts and Crafts Show is worth considering as part of your event calendar.