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Homegrown Festival Brings Makers and Music to Downtown Siloam Springs

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Broadway gets that low October light just right this time of year, and downtown Siloam Springs turns into a place you plan a whole Saturday around. That’s the setting for the Homegrown Festival.

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THE DEETS

📅 Saturday, October 3, 2026
🕑 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
📍 Main Street Siloam Springs, 102 S Broadway St, Siloam Springs, AR 72761-3128
🔗 More info | Apply to be a vendor

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Shop the Handmade and Vintage Market

The market side of the festival pulls together handmade goods, artisanal crafts, and curated vintage from local makers. Go in looking for one thing and you’ll probably leave with something you didn’t know existed an hour earlier.

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Food Trucks and Live Music All Day

Area food trucks roll in for the day too, with sweet treats and cold drinks alongside the savory stuff. Live local performances run throughout the day, so the soundtrack follows you from booth to booth.

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Explore Downtown

Historic downtown Siloam Springs is doing plenty on its own this weekend, so break away from the booths for a few minutes and walk the surrounding blocks to see what else the district has going on.

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Calling All Makers

Vendor spots for the festival are still up for grabs. Thousands of people are expected to pass through downtown that day, and that’s a lot of eyes on your table.

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