The Prescott Chamber of Commerce has listed four arts and crafts shows for 2026, with events scheduled in downtown Prescott from late May through early October. The calendar begins with a two-day show at the Chamber’s parking lot and continues with three shows at the Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza.
The Chamber says the events will feature vendors offering a range of goods. Its page also highlights local sellers whose products include handmade items, jewelry and wellness products. Admission information is provided for the May event; the page does not list admission details for the other three shows.
### May show at the Chamber parking lot
The Prescott Off Street Arts & Crafts Show is scheduled for May 23 and 24 at the Prescott Chamber parking lot, 209 S. Montezuma. Saturday hours are listed as 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday hours as 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free.
The Chamber’s event listing says the weekend will include live entertainment, a car show and food vendors, as well as artisans and crafters. Vendors interested in taking part can contact the Chamber about registration. The listing also gives a paper-application option: applications and full payment can be sent to the Prescott Chamber of Commerce, attention Events Manager, at 117 W. Goodwin St., Prescott, AZ 86303.
For questions about the May show, the Chamber lists [email protected] and 928-445-2002, extension 1112. It also notes that a limited number of sponsorship opportunities are available.
### Three events at Courthouse Plaza
The Prescott Territorial Days Arts & Crafts Show follows on June 6 and 7 at the Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza. The Chamber describes the event as an all-day show, with more than 100 vendors and food available. Vendors can ask about participation by emailing Ashly at [email protected] or calling 928-445-2002, extension 1112.
The Labor Day Arts & Crafts Show is set for Sept. 5 and 6, also at the Courthouse Plaza. The Chamber says the two-day event will include vendors, a variety of goods and snacks. The listed dates fall over Labor Day weekend in 2026.
The schedule concludes with the Prescott Fall Arts & Crafts Show on Oct. 3 and 4 at the same plaza. The Chamber’s listing describes vendor goods, handcrafted items and food as part of the event. Vendors seeking details for either the September or October show can use the same email address or phone number listed for the June event.
The online event page includes registration links and nonprofit applications for some of the shows. Prospective participants can contact the Chamber to confirm the relevant application and participation details.
### Local makers featured
The Chamber’s page also introduces several businesses and makers connected with its arts and crafts events. Prescott Gift Shop, at 117 E. Gurley St. beside the Elks Theatre, is described as a family-run shop selling local handmade goods, gifts and vintage or antique items. Its listed hours are Thursday through Monday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; it is closed Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Happy Hippie, a Northern Arizona wellness brand operated by Jodi and Steven Ross, makes elixirs and lotions. The Chamber says its formulas are THC-free and that its products are available at local retailers as well as at Chamber arts and crafts shows.
Charlie James Artisan, owned by Osvaldo and Priscilla, makes wooden jewelry and other handcrafted goods, including children’s clothing. The Chamber says the makers draw design inspiration from Arizona landscapes and outdoor activities. Their products are also available at the Chamber shows.
The Chamber’s schedule offers shoppers several chances to browse local vendors and makers in downtown Prescott during 2026. Event details, vendor applications and contact information are available through the Prescott Chamber of Commerce.