Artisans at the
Harbor
Celebrate Summer 2026 with Art, Music, and More
Artisans at the Harbor (formerly the Falmouth Art Market) opens Thursday, June 25, and runs through Thursday, August 27.
The market, sponsored by ArtsFalmouth, Inc., will be open every summer Thursday from 11 AM to 4 PM, at Falmouth Marine Park, 180 Scranton Avenue, in Falmouth.
ArtsFalmouth is excited to be able to continue the art market’s 19-year tradition of providing artisans with a low-cost venue, musicians with space to perform, and the community with a place to meet, discover beautiful and unique handmade, and enjoy entertainment by local musicians, all in a scenic location by the Harbor.
We will be updating the Artisans, Musicians, and More pages in the next several months. In the meantime, take a look at our offerings for summer 2025, below:
Learn more about the Artisans who will be selling their creations at Artisans at the Harbor
Click here for the Performer Schedule
and More
There’s more! Information about the arts in Falmouth and an Art Table for
Apply to be a Vendor or Performer
Vendor spots and Performer dates are still available throughout the summer. Please submit an application by clicking below.
Testimonials
“”The Falmouth Art Market has been ongoing for many years, well-loved by residents and visitors alike. I have participated for quite a while with much success. We have many talented artists and craftspeople in Falmouth who depend on this event to sell their goods and enjoy the friendship of fellow creators.
Colleen Corson
“I have been a local artisan for the past 13 years. For me, the market has been a win/win in every way. Besides making a few dollars, it’s also a big social time for me, meeting so many locals and tourists from around the world. I see in the smiles and conversations of people who come to the market that they appreciate our products. They might not buy, but to hear a possible customer say how beautiful our products are makes me and other artisans feel special.”
Joe Freedman, Falmouth on Canvas
“I have made many lifelong friends through this venue and to this day consider all the artisans and craftspeople my second family. This market is a connection with the community and has allowed me to better myself and my work through all the people who have wandered through. This market is a lifeline for a lot of artists/craftspeople. This is how they make ends meet.”
David Cooperrider, The Dune Shack
