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Massachusetts’ craft fairs are highly anticipated events connecting local artists and makers with arts and craft collectors and enthusiasts from throughout the New England region and beyond. Thousands of discerning collectors and everyday craft lovers frequent these special annual events to shop for original artworks, handcrafted products, and holiday gifts. The best craft fairs in Massachusetts feature a variety of top-notch craftspeople and fine artists showcasing a diverse variety of exclusive products across all artistic mediums. Many of these fairs also offer activities and entertainment for all ages.
Known as one of the best craft fairs in the nation, the Old Deerfield Spring Craft Fair is an annual weekend event showcasing the works of 120 artisans. An emphasis is placed on spring holiday gifts and include a wide variety of handmade items ranging from artisan jams to hand-carved birdhouses and animals. This two-day fair is held at the Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield and has a small admission fee.
Experience three days of exquisite visual arts at the Paradise City Arts Festival, held at the Three County Fairgrounds in Northampton. Attendees browse an incredible selection of over 200 artists and crafters from around the country exhibiting works in all mediums. This annual art extravaganza also features artistic demonstrations and workshops, scrumptious foods, live music, special exhibits, a silent art auction, and more.
The Berkshires Arts Festival is a nationally-recognized, top summer arts event held in July at Ski Butternut in Great Barrington. Around 175 juried artists offer exceptional arts and crafts in a relaxed atmosphere with great food, live music, puppet shows, and other family-friendly activities. This beautiful three-day show has been offering an extraordinary shopping experience annually for over 20 years.
Known as one of Boston’s oldest and most popular craft fairs, the Harvard Square Holiday Fair showcases talented artisans from New England and beyond offering a wide variety of affordable, one-of-a-kind products that make amazing gifts. This multi-day marketplace fair is held each December and has been providing a taste of old Harvard Square for nearly 40 years!
Artists and crafters of all mediums are showcased at Paradise City Marlborough, an elegant fine craft show held at the Royal Plaza Trade Center in March. This three-day extravaganza features around 170 artistic exhibitions in a vibrant, upscale ambiance complete with acoustic jazz and a fantastic on-site cafe. Many art collectors from Boston and beyond attend this sophisticated event.
Held each June in Brookline’s Coolidge Corner neighborhood, the Coolidge Corner Arts Festival is an annual outdoor event featuring around 80 juried artists and crafters showcasing original and exceptional works in various mediums. This high-caliber craft fair also provides food trucks, patio dining, and a beer and wine garden.
The Sherborn Library Arts & Crafts Fair is a long-standing annual event featuring original artisan crafts from New England. Held each May at the Sherborn Library, this festive spring craft fair also offers several local food vendors, games, crafting education, a silent auction, spring plant sale, and other activities for the whole family.
Held each April at the Keefe Regional Technical School, the Rotary Spring Craft Fair is an annual event showcasing over 100 art and craft vendors in a spacious, indoor setting. Over 700 craft enthusiasts attend this spring event, and the proceeds fund the Rotary Club’s services and projects to meet local needs.
Hoppy Easter Craft Fair is a family-friendly event held in March at the Knights of Columbus in Reading. This springtime craft fair features over 20 unique vendors selling handmade products perfect for Easter gifts, and free Easter baskets are given to the first 25 kids. Photo opportunities with the Easter bunny are also available at this fun-filled craft fair.
Hometown Handmade Spring Craft Fair is an annual indoor event offering an expansive variety of artisan vendor booths, food, live music, raffles, and more. Each attendee receives a complimentary raffle ticket. This free-admission craft fair takes place in March at the Plymouth North High School with all proceeds benefiting the students of the high school.