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OgunquitFest Artisan Craft Fair 2026
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OgunquitFest is the Ogunquit Chamber of Commerce's annual fall celebration, held across a full weekend in late October (the wider festival runs October 23–25, 2026). The artisan craft fair itself runs Saturday and Sunday, October 24–25, with 50 to 60 vendors hosted outdoors at the Dorothea Jacobs Grant Common on Cottage Street and indoors at the adjacent Dunaway Center on School Street, both within easy walking distance of each other. Food trucks and live music run alongside the craft fair. The weekend also includes a classic car show, Halloween-themed activities and children's trick-or-treating, the Dogtoberfest costume parade, and the High Heel Dash. Vendors: the chamber lists the 2026 craft fair as FULL. A waitlist is maintained and applicants are notified if spaces open up.
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