Where youngentrepreneursopen for business
One-day markets where kids and teens sell what they make, set their own prices, and meet real customers.
Upcoming fairs
From idea to fair day
in three steps
Register
Pick a fair, check the ages and the booth fee, and sign up before spots fill.
Build your booth
Make your product, set your prices, and practice what you'll say to customers. Bring a sign.
Sell on fair day
Run your stand, make change, and count what you earned. Many fairs give awards too.
Hosting a fair?
List it free.
Schools, clubs, and parents run fairs all over. We put them in one place so families can find yours. It takes about five minutes.
List your fair- Fair name, date, and time
- School or venue and city
- Ages that can sell
- Booth fee and number of booths
- Your sign-up link
- A flyer, if you have one
Join our mailing list
We'll email you when a new fair opens near you, so you can grab a booth early. No spam, just fair dates.
Good to know
What is a youth business fair?
A one-day market where kids and teens run their own booths. They make or source a product, set the price, and sell it to the public. Families, neighbors, and friends come to shop.
How do I register for a fair?
Each fair is run by its own host. Find the fair above and use its Register button. The host sets the ages, the booth fee, and the rules.
Does it cost anything to list a fair?
No. Listing is free. Send us the details through the "List your fair" form and we'll add it after a quick check.
What ages can sell?
It depends on the fair. Most welcome ages 6 to 17, and many split judging into age groups. Each listing shows the ages.
Who runs Youth Business Fairs?
We're a Dublin, California family. Our daughter has sold at more than 30 fairs, and we kept wishing there was one place to find them all. So we built it.