Connecticut Festivals, Family & Kids Festivals, Craft Shows, Art Shows 2026–2027.

Fine Art Festival Sharon on the Green CT

May 23 - 24, 2026

thevoiceofart.org/call-for-fine-art-festival

(203) 379-0015

Sharon Town Green - Sharon, CT

The Voice of Art is pleased to invite you to its sixth annual outdoor juried fine art show, “Fine Art Festival" in Sharon on the Green. This show will be a highlight for collectors and residents from the Tri-State region, New England and beyond. The Litchfield Hills have a history and reputation of featuring top fine artists from across the country, and also many well-known and beloved New England and CT artists who are widely admired by art enthusiasts.

Norwalk Seaport Association Oyster Festival

September 11 - 13, 2026

seaport.org

(203) 838-9444

Veterans Memorial Park - Norwalk, CT

Three days of fun, food, and dazzling free entertainment on multiple stages, plus a myriad of special events for families and friends, from nine to ninety marks just some of the activities planned for the 2026 Norwalk Oyster Festival hosted by the Norwalk Seaport Association at the 35-acre Veteran's Memorial Park in Norwalk. Year 2025 attendance reflects a 2 day event.

Holiday Craft Fair

November 14, 2026

(860) 508-0735

Cromwell High School - Cromwell, CT

The CCCWC Annual Holiday Craft Fair is a successful event that has been supported for over 50 years. The Annual Holiday Craft Fair provides a great opportunity for crafters and artists to showcase their original handcrafted work. We take a special interest in ensuring a profitable and worthwhile day for our crafters. Come and join in the fun!

Frosty's Christmas Festival

November 22, 2026

(203) 233-3167

Aqua Turf Club - Southington, CT

Frosty's Christmas Craft Festival is currently sold out but still accepting applications from crafters and vendors who make and sell their own products for our waiting list. Each Booth will be 8 x 7 and vendors may purchase more than one space. Festivals at this venue normally attract over 3000 shoppers. This event will be heavily advertised in area newspapers, radio and tv ads, street signs and on social media.