Mush, Music & Mutts Festival

Commercial food vendor: has an established business/location; routinely sells food items to the general public and/or has a full service permit issued by a municipal health department (restaurant, caterer, etc.)

Private Food Vendor: An individual who does not have an established food business/location, and does not routinely sell food items to the public but is instead selling food items on a temporary basis for this event. Must comply with all applicable health regulations. Examples: Hot dog stand, food truck that's not associated with a restaurant, etc.

Arts & Craft Application: Private or non-profit individuals or groups selling unique handmade items. All must be handmade and original items. Flea market items, manufactured items, and handmade imports are not accepted in this category.

Product/Services Vendor: Commercial, private, or non-profit individuals or groups selling products or services. (items not fitting into Arts/Crafts Vendor Type). May have demonstrations, displays or activities related to specific products, but the emphasis is on the sale of products or wares. Sale of one food item such as kettle corn, snow cones, cotton candy, or other similar foods does not subject the vendor to health regulations.

For-Profit Exhibitor-Not Selling: A commercial business will promote its services and give information. May have demonstrations, displays, screenings, or activities that relate to the services promoted. May NOT sell products or services.

Not-for-Profit Exhibitor: Community service agencies that will promote their services and give information. May have demonstrations, displays, screenings, or activities that relate to the services promoted. May NOT sell products or services.