As the Hudson Valley shakes off the winter chill, the region’s vibrant craft markets spring to life, offering a celebration of local talent and creativity. From handmade jewelry to vintage threads and artisanal foods, these markets provide the perfect opportunity to discover treasures and support regional artisans. Whether you’re hunting for a one-of-a-kind gift or simply enjoying a leisurely afternoon outdoors, the Hudson Valley’s spring craft markets make a great weekend plan.
SpringFest Street Fair | April 13
Nyack’s SpringFest Street Fair returns on Sunday, April 13, bringing lively energy to downtown Nyack with over 300 vendors, live music, and family-friendly activities. Enjoy handcrafted art, distinctive jewelry, home decor, and delicious festival food while strolling through Main Street and Broadway. Kids can have fun in the play area, while live bands keep the atmosphere festive. Hosted by the Nyack Chamber of Commerce, this beloved annual event marks the arrival of spring with shopping, entertainment, and community spirit. Free to attend, rain or shine.
Stormville Airport Antique Show & Flea Market | Multiple Dates
The Stormville Airport Antique Show & Flea Market is back for the 2025 season, offering a treasure hunter’s paradise on April 26-27, May 24-25, July 5, August 30-31, October 11-12, and November 1. This massive market, set on a former airport in Stormville, features over 400 vendors selling antiques, collectibles, crafts, and unique finds. Shoppers can browse furniture, vintage clothing, jewelry, and artisanal goods while enjoying delicious food from local vendors. A beloved Hudson Valley tradition, the event is one of the region’s largest and most diverse flea markets. It is free to attend and is open rain or shine.
Fuller Market | April 26-27
The Fuller Market returns to Kingston’s historic Fuller Building on April 26–27, 2025, from 10am to 5pm daily. This curated event showcases a diverse array of artisans and makers, offering products ranging from handcrafted jewelry by Lila Rice to sustainable knitwear from Eleven Six. Attendees can explore ceramics by L’Impatience, contemporary furniture and cutting boards from Khem Studios, and artisanal chocolates by EJ Chocolates. The market also features live music by DJ Will, enhancing the vibrant atmosphere. Located at 45 Pine Grove Avenue, the Fuller Building provides a spacious setting for this celebration of craftsmanship.
Spring Craft Fair at Lyndhurst | May 2-4
The Spring Craft Fair at Lyndhurst returns May 3-5, transforming the historic Tarrytown estate into a vibrant marketplace of handmade artistry. Featuring over 200 juried artists, the fair showcases jewelry, textiles, ceramics, fine art, and more. Visitors can explore the scenic grounds, enjoy gourmet food, and watch live craft demonstrations. With family-friendly activities and stunning Hudson River views, it’s a perfect spring outing celebrating creativity and craftsmanship. Tickets are $6-16.
Spring into Newburgh | May 10
The fourth annual Spring Into Newburgh event, taking place on May 10, celebrates the vibrant community of Newburgh with a day full of art, wellness, shopping, and outdoor activities. The event includes the Safe Harbors 5K, Wellness Shines on the Green health festival, the Art on the Block market, and the Newburgh Farmers’ Market. Visitors can enjoy live music, local food vendors, art displays, and a fun, family-friendly atmosphere. From bike rides to artisan booths, this lively festival highlights the best of Newburgh’s local culture and businesses, making it a must-visit for those looking to embrace the season.
Garner Arts Festival | May 17-18
The 2025 Garner Arts Festival returns May 17-18, transforming the historic Garner Historic District in Garnerville, into a dynamic celebration of art, music, and community. Visitors can explore open artist studios, site-specific performances, large-scale installations, and an international food court featuring Round Table Brewery. This year’s festival also introduces a Retro/Vintage Maker’s Market by Trade & Prosper, offering fashion, jewelry, and collectibles. Family-friendly attractions include student art exhibitions and creative workshops. Admission is $12 in person, with discounts available. Don’t miss this immersive experience in one of the Hudson Valley’s most distinctive arts destinations.
Mayfest Farmers and Makers Market | May 24-26
Mayfest Farmers and Makers Market returns to Poughkeepsie Memorial Day weekend, May 24-26. While in years past, the event has taken place high above the river on the Walkway Over the Hudson, this year it moves to the riverfront Waryas Park. This vibrant outdoor market will feature a curated selection of local farmers, artisans, and makers offering fresh produce, handmade goods, and unique craft items. The event promises a lively atmosphere with live music, food trucks, and family-friendly activities. The market will be open from 11am to 4pm and will features more than 190 vendors, with the $5 general admission ticket including many free samples and tastings.
44th Annual Woodstock New Paltz Crafts Fair | May 24-26
Presented by Quail Hollow Events, this iconic Hudson Valley craft fair has been a standout for over 40 years, bringing together creators and artisans to showcase their finest works. Held at the Ulster County Fairgrounds in New Paltz every Memorial and Labor Day weekend, the fair features a stunning juried selection of handcrafted items, including wood, metal, ceramics, leather, and more. Alongside the shopping experience, visitors can enjoy live entertainment, craft demonstrations, and a children’s tent with supervised activities. A wide variety of craft beverages and specialty foods will also be available.
Antiques at Rhinebeck Spring | May 24-25
Antiques at Rhinebeck Spring returns on May 24-25 at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds, bringing an exceptional showcase of fine antiques, vintage treasures, and art to the Hudson Valley. Hosted by Barn Star Productions, this curated event features over 125 dealers offering furniture, jewelry, folk art, textiles, ceramics, and more from diverse periods and styles. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a casual browser, there’s something for everyone. Enjoy expert insights, unique finds, and a vibrant marketplace in a picturesque setting. Admission is $12.
Field + Supply Spring MRKT | May 30-June 1
Field + Supply’s Spring MRKT returns Memorial Day Weekend, May 30-June 1, at Hutton Brickyards on the Kingston waterfront. This modern makers’ market brings together artisans, designers, and craftspeople showcasing handmade goods, from furniture and home decor to ceramics, textiles, and jewelry. Visitors can enjoy live music, craft demonstrations, gourmet food, and scenic riverfront views while exploring thoughtfully curated vendors. A celebration of craftsmanship and creativity, the event offers a perfect blend of shopping, dining, and community in the heart of the Hudson Valley. Daily tickets are $20 or $40 for a three-day pass.
Rhinebeck Crafts Festival | May 31-June 1
The Rhinebeck Crafts Festival returns May 31-June 1, bringing over 200 of America’s finest artisans to the Dutchess County Fairgrounds. This juried event showcases handcrafted jewelry, ceramics, textiles, furniture, and more, alongside gourmet foods and specialty drinks. Attendees can enjoy live music, craft demos, and family-friendly activities while exploring unique, one-of-a-kind pieces. Set in the scenic Hudson Valley, this festival is a celebration of creativity, craftsmanship, and community. Whether you’re an art collector or simply love discovering beautifully made goods, the Rhinebeck Crafts Festival is a must-visit summer event. Tickets and details at Artrider’s website.
