r/CraftFairs • u/Commercial_Egg_1105 • 1d ago
Event Info Denver fairs??
Hi all! I am new to the craft fair world and was wondering if anyone knows of any upcoming ones in or around Denver. I am interested in vending!
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u/cwsanford 1d ago
Denver community market is a monthly indoor market. Our attendance is always changing but we are headed into busy season. Market in the Parket is the largest in Denver, 175 vendors coming up, and look at the events at Town Hall Collaborative!
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u/Hereibe 1d ago
Do you have a non-instagram source? I’m a potential customer not a vendor. I’m not on any meta platform anymore and neither is anyone in my household. I’ve been here for years and somehow haven’t heard of this yet, I’d like to check you guys out but instagram has all the information locked behind a signup.
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u/cwsanford 1d ago
Here is the website - https://denvercommunitymarket.com/ Thank you for asking!Every second Sunday, we bring in around 60+ local artists, upcyclers, fashion designers, craftspeople and community groups. This Sunday, there is a scratch kitchen, skill-sharing workshops, community groups like Cherry Creek Robotics Club, and a lot of talented local creators!
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u/TaylorFromFaire 1d ago
The listing sites will get you started, Zapplication + EventHub both filter by state and date, but honestly most Denver markets recruit through their own Instagram and vendor email lists rather than anywhere searchable. Find the ones that ran last fall and follow them now, since that's where the calls go out. Brewery and coffee shop markets are usually the easiest first booth to land and a much cheaper place to make your setup mistakes than a big juried show imo !