Fellowship of Craft Winter Fair
Hosted by Fellowship of Craft
Nov 28–29
10 am–5 pm
HJK Center for the Arts (Henry J Kaiser Center for the Arts) · Oakland, CA
Bay Area
$380–$825 for the event
Booth fee
No deadline published
Applications
About this event
A two-day indoor winter craft fair in downtown Oakland, formerly known as the Craneway Craft Fair, bringing together more than 200 artists and craftspeople from the Bay Area and beyond. Exhibitors must design and have a hand in making what they sell; resellers are turned away, and a few spaces are set aside for fair trade exhibitors. Admission is free, and booths come with 500 watts of power and wifi, with tables, chairs, linens and pipe and drape available to rent.
When & where
HJK Center for the Arts (Henry J Kaiser Center for the Arts)
10 10th St, Oakland, CA (opens a map in a new tab)Nov 28–29 · 10 am–5 pm
What you would be walking into
Indoors — the organizer's own figures.
How to take part
- Vendors
- Booths are full for this cycle, but the organizer keeps a waitlist — applying puts you in the queue.
- Booth fee
- $380–$825 for the event
- 10'x10' inline $750, corner $825; 10'x6' inline $550, corner $625; 8'x10' inline $700; shared 10'x10' inline $380 per exhibitor, corner $420 per exhibitor (sharing only on 10'x10' booths; each exhibitor applies separately). Includes 500 watts of power and wifi. Food exhibitors also need a Temporary Food Facility permit through Alameda County Environmental Health (about $143 packaged, $211 prepared; non-profit and veteran-owned packaged food businesses exempt). Booth fees due within 48 hours of the payment link, by credit card or e-check.
- On top of the booth
- No application fee
- From the organizer
- The official application period closed September 8, 2026 (it carried a $25 non-refundable application fee). The organizer says the waitlist is still open and free to join; no waitlist deadline is published. Accepted exhibitors are notified within 30 days of applying.
What the organizer asks for
- Original work only
Applicants must design and have a hand in producing what they sell; resellers and work reproducing commercially licensed artwork, photos or logos are not accepted. Displays must meet Alameda County Fire & Safety regulations. Packaged food exhibitors need documentation such as a Food Safety Certification or Cottage Food Operations registration after acceptance. Exhibitors bring their own displays (tables, chairs, linens and pipe and drape can be rented). Exhibitor agreement must be signed at least two weeks before the fair.