Apply to be at the Market in 2023!
Thank you for your interest in joining the Market on Main. Unlike some other markets that you might be familiar with, the Market on Main is a cooperative group of makers, shakers, growers and farmers that love Downtown Twin Falls! If you would like to sell at any of the market, you first must be approved. The Market on Main strives to provide a wide variety of products to the community all while maintaining an engaging market for our members. As such, we only have a limited number of new vendor spots available each year for our various market categories.
Join Us!
• Are you a farmer, rancher, baker, artisan, unique small business owner, or do you make a specialty food item?
• Are you a locally owned small business that sells your own products?
• Do you make or grow your product here in Idaho?
• Have you been to the the Market to see if your product would add something unique to it?
If so, you may be the kind of vendor we are looking to add to the Market on Main!
Application
To apply to be a vendor at the 2023 Market on Main, please complete the application at the link below.
All applications are reviewed by our Market board.
• Applying for specific dates does not confirm those dates, your dates will be confirmed at application approval.
• Vendor must have a 10’x10′ canopy WITH 20 lbs. weights on each leg.
• If you are a Specialty Food applicant, please be prepared to drop off samples for the board (contact us for the logistics).
• If you are an Artisan or a locally owned small business, we require digital images of your work and your display.
You will be notified of acceptance and card on file will be charged March 1, 2023.
Please be as descriptive as possible in your applications and include 3-5 photos of your products and your booth set up! Non profits groups are free to join, but we still need you to fill out an application.
Review
All applications are reviewed by the Market on Main board. We will notify you ASAP when we have decided on your application. During this selective process, the Board might request more information or require a pre-acceptance inspection by market staff. While the decision making criteria remain proprietary, in general a higher direct local impact, a closer geographic location to Twin Falls, and handmade products tend to increase an application’s chances of being approved.