Nevada City Spring Craft Fair

Join us on Sunday, May 5, 2024 for the 13th Annual Nevada City Spring Craft Fair! We have over 70 of the top local Etsy crafters, designers, and artisans featuring hand made home decor, apparel, bath products, stationary, art, food, drinks and more.

Nevada City Craft Fair is a juried exhibition of makers curated in the aesthetics of the modern rustic lifestyle that NCCF embodies. Hip, sustainable, yet innovative and whimsical represents the best of the region in our biennial craft fair held at the historic Miners Foundry in downtown Nevada City.

The first Nevada City Craft Festival was produced in the summer of 2010 by a group of local young crafters, artists and social do-gooders who were inspired by the independent entrepreneurship and creative talents in their community as well as the success of the Renegade Craft Fairs across the US and Europe. The event continues to grow and to date has introduced over 10,000 attendees to more than 600 local and regional artists, designers and crafters.

Nevada City Craft Fair is committed to presenting the freshest voices of the local hand-made movement, under one roof. Come celebrate with us!

The Miners Foundry features a no host full bar and snacks available for purchase.

Get Tickets! | $7

• $7 General Admission; 12 and under free

Tickets are available online, by phone, or in person at the Miners Foundry Box Office:
325 Spring Street, Nevada City, CA 95959

• Tuesday – Friday | 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Vendor Call

Open call for vendors now until all spaces have been filled. We are looking for vendors in the following categories:

• Designer Clothing
• Handbags
• Jewelry
• Housewares
• Knit Items
• Paper Goods
• Vintage
• Patterns
• Children’s Items
• Ceramics
• Bath Products
• Furniture
• Art / Prints
• Sewn Accessories

Please contact the Fair Producer with questions regarding being a vendor via email at [email protected].

Contact Info

Please contact the Miners Foundry Box Office at [email protected] with questions.

Host or Publisher Miners Foundry Cultural Center