Community Events in Atlanta Looking for Vendors
Browse 5 community events across the Atlanta area currently accepting vendor applications. These are real, dated opportunities — with booth pricing, attendance estimates, and direct apply details. If you sell local goods, food, crafts, and services, this is where your next booth is.
Spots at the best community events fill fast. Express interest through Boothly and your details go straight to the organizer.
🏃 community
The Race UC Half Marathon + 5K Expo
📍 East Point, GA
📅 October 2–3, 2026 (Expo + Race)
💰 Contact for partnership pricing
Two-day expo + race event drawing 3,000–5,000 attendees. Exhibitor partners get booths at both Friday Expo and Saturday Race Day. Strong fit for small business…
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✨ community
Spark 5K — Piedmont Park
📍 Atlanta, GA
📅 Check website for next date
💰 Sponsor tiers $1,000+ (Friends & Family) to $5,000+
Inclusion-focused 5K at Piedmont Park drawing 2,000–3,500+ attendees. Benefits Kyle Pease Foundation and Malcolm Mitchell's Share the Magic Foundation. Vendor…
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🏘 community
Atlanta Pride Festival Marketplace
📍 Atlanta, GA
📅 October 10–11, 2026
💰 Contact for pricing
One of the Southeast's largest LGBTQ+ Pride celebrations in Piedmont Park, drawing hundreds of thousands of attendees over two days. The Marketplace offers boo…
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✊ community
Juneteenth Atlanta Parade & Music Festival
📍 Atlanta, GA
📅 June 19–21, 2026 (12pm–9pm daily)
💰 ~$300/day general vendors; food vendors higher
14th annual Juneteenth celebration at Piedmont Park drawing 20,000+ attendees across three days. General vendor spaces are approximately $300/day with payment…
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🎭 community
Atlanta Arab Festival
📍 Atlanta, GA
📅 October 3–4, 2026
💰 $400 per booth
The Atlanta Arab Festival at Centennial Olympic Park on October 3–4, 2026 celebrates Arab culture, heritage, and community with live performances, authentic fo…
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How to become a vendor at Atlanta community events
Most community events in Atlanta accept vendors through a short application: you'll share your business, what you sell (local goods, food, crafts, and services), and a few photos. Booth fees and dates vary by event — all listed above. Pick 2–3 that fit your products, express interest, and the organizer follows up directly. New to vending? Start with the lower-cost community options to build photos and references before applying to the flagship events.