40th Annual Virginia Beach Spring Craft Market
April 17-19, 2026
Hours: Friday & Saturday 10:00 - 6:00, Sunday 10:00-5:00
Location: Virginia Beach Convention Center, 1000 19th St., Virginia Beach, VA 23451.
Virginia Beach Convention Center Map and Directions
Admission: $8.00 for adults (children under 12 free) Free parking and shuttle bus in the convention center parking lots. Receive $1 off admission by bringing a canned food donation for the Food Bank of Southeastern Virginia. Sign up for discounted admission coupons and show preview emails
Be sure to sign up for the door prize or fill out the contact information on the $1 off coupon or flyer. We send discount coupons to past customers as a reward for their continued patronage.
One admission covers all three days. One discount per person. Receive $1 off admission by bringing a canned food donation for the Food Bank of Southeastern Virginia. Plenty of free parking with shuttle buses available. ATM on premises.
Tickets can be purchased at the door or online
Purchase online tickets HERE
Exhibitor List: 2026 Exhibitor List
Interactive Floor Plan: Va. Beach Spring Craft Market Floor Plan
Exhibitor Information & Application: Are you a artist or crafter?
Find out more information about our shows and download an application here or contact us.
Please be sure to check out our sponsor:
The Virginia Beach Spring Craft Market features 140 fine artists and craftspeople from across the nation offering fine arts, handcrafted jewelry, wood, glass, photography, candles, woven baskets, clothing, toys, folk art and specialty foods. Exhibitors introduce new lines and special accessories for the home and garden including wrought iron, welcome wreaths, garden statuary, birdhouses, outdoor furniture, pottery and wind chimes.
Meet the artisans, learn the stories behind their work and shop for the best in fine arts and fine crafts - from simple to lavish - there’s something unique and extraordinary for every taste & budget at the finest collection of affordable crafts in the area!
A long-time customer said: "I found beautiful art work for my home, unique stepping stones for my garden, cute accessories for my daughter's room, a gift of jewelry for my friend and the perfect scarf for my mother for Mother's Day." Each piece is a creation from the skilled hands of an American craftsperson. Each purchase supports the history and tradition of true American craftsmanship.
Vintage Alley
A collection of exhibitors that create functional, decorative and up-cycled works from found and recycled vintage objects. A showcase of exhibitors with garden art, garden flags, handpainted porch & garden slates and handmade garden statuary. Come shop to bring your garden alive with art!
New & Noteworthy Exhibitors:
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Clay Hope Jewelry creates handmade, personalized jewelry using mother of pearl and abalone shell engraved with custom designs such as names and meaningful details. Each piece is crafted in East Tennessee, sealed for durability, and set in stainless steel. The brand focuses on creating beautiful, lasting, and highly personal jewelry inspired by a background in pottery and craftsmanship. #438. |
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Mandy Michael - Mandy Michael Art You will love the colorful world of painter Mandy Michael! Hailing from Scotland, Mandy interprets life in brilliant acrylic paintings of florals, sailboats and pleasant landscapes. You’ll find Mandy’s work in booth #357. |
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NCS Creations offers handcrafted embroidered home and lifestyle items, including towels, bib sets, key fobs, and more. Each piece is made using quality materials and carefully selected designs, blending classic styles with unique and sometimes humorous themes. #437! |
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Larry Morgan Woodturner crafts pens and pepper mills from exotic, reclaimed, and unique woods, selecting materials based on their natural figure. Each piece is cut, drilled, and shaped on a lathe, with occasional incorporation of unusual or esoteric materials, combining functionality with artistry. Come check out Larry in booth #359. |
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Janice Gallagher Designs creates coastal-inspired shell and floral arrangements using a mix of vintage and new containers. Inspired by a love of the beach and a family background in gardening, each piece incorporates natural elements and handcrafted details, including beaded starfish and decorative mason jars. #288. |
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Arte Blanche is a woman-owned glass art brand creating colorful, functional pieces using kiln-formed, lampworked, and blown glass techniques. Blending creativity with a background in chemistry, each handmade piece is thoughtfully crafted in the U.S. with a focus on innovation, sustainability, and unique design. #282 |
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Shore Soap is a handcrafted soap and body care brand, inspired by nature, fragrance, and artistic design. Each product is made with a blend of oils, exfoliants, and mica for color, resulting in visually unique and skin-nourishing soaps. Booth #459 |
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Tracy Ranghelli - All Beaded Up Long-time exhibitor Tracy Ranghelli of All Beaded Up returns this year with several new lines of gorgeous spring colors in necklaces, earrings and pendants! Be sure to stop by to see her and her husband Matt in booth #285. |
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Chris Savage - True Honey Teas Chris Savage of True Honey Teas returns with his genius honey-infused tea bags that have made quite the splash in our area! Come by and stock up for your afternoon tea break in booth #415 |
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The Larimar Girls create handcrafted, Caribbean-inspired jewelry featuring authentic Larimar stones, Pink Queen conch shells, and semi-precious stones. Using traditional sterling silver techniques, their simple, elegant designs highlight the natural beauty and colors of the materials. #407 |
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Nancy Fisher - Homemade Quilts & Breads Nancy Fisher with Homemade Quilts and Breads returns with her Amish Baked Goods like Whoopie Pies, Cakes, Cookies, Long Johns, and Many other sweet treats! YUM! Nancy will be in Booth#154
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Check out the article in the Virginian Pilot Beacon highlighting several of our artists:
Events Management Group, Inc. works with the Food Bank of Southeastern Virginia helping needy families by collecting donations of canned goods. For $1 off admission bring one or more cans of food to donate to the Food Bank.
