Erica Halliman Creations

Sequim, WA
March 8th

“The Sunshine Market features vendor booths with unique, often hand-crafted merchandise and food items for sale. The Sunshine Market will be held 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. Saturday, March 2, 2024 in the large tent adjacent to the Guy Cole Event Center at Carrie Blake Community Park, 202 N Blake Avenue. Festival tee-shirts, beanies, mugs, posters, and "glow bling" will be available for purchase as well. “

Bellingham, WA
March 22nd

“Join us Saturday, March 22nd, for our much-anticipated 3rd annual spring market at the charming Depot Market Square in the heart of downtown Bellingham!”

Mount Vernon, WA
April 18th - April 20th

“Join us as 140+ artisan vendors, entertainers, and food trucks gather in beautiful Downtown Mount Vernon for the annual Tulip Festival Street Fair! Explore streets lined with handmade goods and artisan creations, food trucks with delicious fare, and live music all three days on the “Tulip Tunes” stage in Pine Square. We can’t wait to welcome you to this years celebration of craftsmanship and community!”

Wenatchee, WA
May 2nd - May 4th

“Wander through Memorial Park and check out over 100 talented artists and crafters from throughout the Northwest at the annual juried Apple Blossom Arts & Crafts Fair. All types of hand crafted, non-imported works, both new and traditional styles, are represented at the annual Arts and Crafts Fair, held on the last weekend of the Festival. Our objective is to create a colorful and varied display of high quality, handmade crafts and artworks for you to enjoy!”

Seattle, WA
May 23rd - May 26th

“Come to the Festival to discover a wide variety of music, dance, arts, food, traditions, and heritage that thrive in our region. At the Festival you are likely to hear new kinds of music and discover a variety of food, try out a new type of dance, and experience fresh perspectives on the cultures in this area. Join festival goers from all over the world! The Northwest Folklife Festival is one of the largest of its kind–a community-powered, multi-day event providing multiple opportunities to celebrate all forms of cultural expression.

Everett, WA
June 6th - June 8th

“Sorticulture, Everett's Garden Festival, is a three-day celebration of the best parts of Pacific Northwest outdoor living. Hosted in the seaside city of Everett, WA, Sorticulture is the premier festival for garden art, local plants and flowers, and handmade outdoor products. From classical to whimsical, abstract to figurative, Sorticulture features fountains, trellises, iron and cement sculpture, found objects, mosaics and more!”

Seattle, WA
June 28th - June 29th

Capitol Hill (28th)
“Capitol Hill’s biggest event is back, and PrideFest is still 100% free for all. The event spans five blocks of North Broadway, Denny, and Cal Anderson Park. This year, with FOUR stages of entertainment for all ages!”

Seattle Center (29th)
“One of the nation’s biggest Pride Festivals is back, and PrideFest is still 100% free for all. Follow the parade to the Seattle Center for hundreds of vendors, food and drink options, and entertainment on three stages. Did we say it was free? Yes, all are welcome.”

Sequim, WA
July 18th - July 20th

“Join us as we celebrate all things lavender in the Lavender Capital of North America®, Sequim Washington. Enjoy live music, food and browse hundreds of vendors at the festival's street fair. Take a farm tour, pick your own lavender, watch on-farm demonstrations and take home a lavender treasure from our dozens of area farms. This annual event has something for everyone!”

Bellevue, WA
July 25th - July 27th

“Bellevue Arts Museum hosts the largest award-winning arts & crafts festival in the Northwest. We are committed to handmade excellence and supporting national designers, artists, and craftspeople. Shop from 275+ inspiring artists showcasing unique, handmade craft and art. This marketplace represents modern, traditional, and emerging work. In addition to this unique shopping experience, BAM Arts Fair offers free programming including BAM exhibitions, Kids Fair, food trucks, wine garden and much more.”

Coupeville, WA
August 9th - August 10th

“For over 60 years, the Coupeville Arts & Crafts Festival, a juried show, has been known for quality, handmade crafts from artisans in the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Artists travel from many states and Canada to show and sell their art.“

Oak Harbor, WA
August 29th - August 31st

“The festival is dedicated to hosting a world-class, 3-day event which contributes vibrancy to the local community, brings our island neighbors together, establishes lasting connections with visitors, and encourages the expression of music in local young people. Our motivation is to provide an inspirational event that brings joy, builds a sense of community, generates revenue for Whidbey Island businesses, and creates musical opportunities for local students by offering scholarships and sponsoring instrument programs designed to provide equal access to music—impacting generations to come.”

Issaquah, WA
October 4th - October 5th

“The Salmon Days Festival was spawned in 1970, out of a desire to celebrate one of Issaquah’s greatest treasures - the annual return of the salmon.

With more than 200 on-site artists selling their handcrafted products to an audience that gathers from near and far, we hope you’ll find a lot to love at this year’s Salmon Days and make your own festival memories.”

Port Angeles, WA
October 10th - October 12th

“The Dungeness Crab Festival is dedicated to celebrating the cultural heritage and maritime traditions of the Dungeness region. Our mission is to foster community engagement, support local businesses, and provide an enriching, educational, and enjoyable experience through our annual festival and related events.

CrabFest is a free, three day event held in downtown Port Angeles, Washington each October. Our festival is always held the same weekend as Canadian Thanksgiving, which falls on the second Monday of October. CrabFest hosts approximately 12,000 visitors each year.“