Bozeman’s Massive Spring Made Fair is Happening This Weekend

If you love discovering local handmade goods, one of Montana's most popular artisan events is happening this weekend in Bozeman.

The Bozeman Spring MADE Fair, hosted by HandMADE Montana, is set to take over Brick Breeden Fieldhouse on May 1–2, 2026. Known for showcasing some of the region's best handmade goods, the event will feature nearly 200 artists and makers from across Montana and beyond.

Whether looking for affordable, functional art pieces or fine heirloom treasures, you'll find something unique at every turn. The MADE fair is more than just a market—it celebrates modern handcrafted artistry and showcases the best from local artists and makers.

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This isn’t your typical craft show. The event is carefully curated, meaning every vendor is selected for quality, originality, and craftsmanship. Shoppers can expect a wide mix of goods, from handcrafted jewelry and pottery to clothing, home décor, art prints, and small-batch foods.

If you want to get in early and beat the crowds, a $10 VIP Pass is available on Friday, and a $5 early-bird pass is available on Saturday.  Proceeds from the sale of the passes will be donated to a local nonprofit. Admission is free on Saturday between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.

Since 2018, the Bozeman MADE Fair has been a highly anticipated event in Bozeman, and it has continued to grow each year. It's a fantastic way to support local artists and nonprofits.

If you plan on attending, please bring a nonperishable food item to donate to the Gallatin Valley Foodbank.

You can find additional details about the Bozeman Spring Made Fair on the Handmade Montana website.