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Melrose Vintage Market (Dec. 1). Local vendors and artists sell handmade goods, upcycled items and edible gifts at this local neighborhood market. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Free. 700 W. Campbell Ave., Phoenix.
Crafeteria (Dec. 6). Voted best craft festival multiple times since it started over a decade ago, this annual event brings together more than 30 of the best local artisans for a local holiday shopping experience near Central and Camelback in Phoenix.
Tempe Festival of the Arts (Dec. 6-8). Knock out all of your holiday shopping at more than 300 artist booths along and near Mill Avenue. A Kids Block features a hands-on interactive area for young artists and a local youth exhibition.
Christkindlmarkt (Dec. 7-8). Celebrate the holidays the German and Austrian way with family-friendly entertainment, activities, German and Polish cuisine, vendors and local artisans selling candles to Christmas ornaments in Cave Creek’s Frontier Town.
Holiday Crafting Bazaar (Dec. 8). This event offers crafting stations for kids ages 8-12 so they can easily make holiday presents for friends and family members at Changing Hands in Phoenix.
Phoestivus (Dec. 12 and 19). Find locally-made gifts like jewelry, artisan wares, prepared foods and holiday decorations from more than 200 vendors. Plus local food trucks and live entertainment at Phoenix Public Market.
Phoenix Festival of the Arts (Dec. 13-15). Celebrate the arts, music and culinary delights with more than 150 vendors and three stages of live music and entertainment. Plus a hands-on community mural, food trucks, beer and wine, family zone activities and more at Margaret T. Hance Park.
Hello Handmade Market (Dec. 14). A market of locally-made gifts and one-of-a-kind items crafted by Phoenix artisans. Noon to 4 p.m. Free. Heritage Square, 113 N. Sixth St., Phoenix.
Family Fun Holiday Fair and Marketplace (Dec. 14). Parents can shop and enjoy live holiday entertainment on center stage while the kids visit with Santa, bounce in bounce houses or get their faces painted at OdySea in the Desert.
Pueblo Grande Museum Auxiliary Indian Market (Dec. 14-15). This traditional Indian market boasts handmade jewelry, pottery and live performances. Shop at more than 100 artists booths and enjoy food trucks offering fry bread, Navajo tacos, cactus chili and burgers at Pueblo Grande Museum.
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