Non-Food Vendor Application

Help Us Showcase You at Your Best!

As we launch our new Eventeny event management platform, we’re excited to create engaging, impactful vendor profiles that highlight the amazing businesses and people who make the Farm to Table Market so special.

When you complete your vendor application, be sure to include:

• A clear, compelling description of you and your business

• Your mission and what makes you unique

• Your value proposition – why customers should visit your booth

• Links to your website and social media

• High-quality images and/or video of your products and story

The more detail you provide, the better we can promote you across our marketing channels and help you connect with customers. A complete profile means maximum visibility, stronger engagement, and more sales for you!

Let’s work together to make your presence at the market truly shine.

If you want, I can also make a shorter, high-energy version you could use directly in an email subject or Eventeny dashboard pop-up. That would help grab attention fast.

About the Farm to Table Market

The Farm to Table Market, hosted by Eastern Sierra Farm Fresh (ESFF), is a community-focused marketplace dedicated to connecting local growers, producers, and makers directly with the public. Our mission is to celebrate the flavors, craftsmanship, and culture of our region while supporting sustainable food systems and local economic growth.

Allowed Products
Vendors must offer goods that meet our standards for quality, safety, and authenticity. All products must be:

• Grown, raised, caught, or produced by the vendor (no reselling of wholesale or third-party goods)

• Compliant with all applicable California Department of Food & Agriculture (CDFA) and local health department regulations

• Transparent in sourcing and production methods (especially for processed foods)

Products Not Allowed

• Mass-produced, commercially imported goods

• Items purchased from wholesalers for resale

• Products that violate state or local health codes

• Counterfeit, trademark-infringing, or unsafe products

Encouraged Vendors & Products
We especially welcome vendors who bring:

• Fresh, locally grown produce (fruits, vegetables, herbs)

• Value-added foods made with local ingredients (jams, pickles, baked goods, sauces)

• Meat, eggs, dairy, or fish from local farms and fisheries

• Prepared foods made on-site or in certified kitchens, showcasing seasonal ingredients

• Locally sourced beverages (coffee, tea, juices, kombucha)

• Handcrafted goods tied to food culture (pottery, cutting boards, textiles)

• Plants, seeds, or flowers grown by the vendor

Our goal is to curate a vibrant, diverse market where customers know they are getting authentic, high-quality products directly from the people who create them.

Market Rules & Regulations·         Vendor Eligibility

o   All vendors must offer goods that are handmade, locally created, or prepared food items in full compliance with applicable required permits.

o   Vendors selling taxable items are be required to find out if they need a Sellers Permit.

·         Booth Setup and Operation

o   Arrive at least 60 minutes prior to opening.

o   Vendors must bring their own tables, chairs, and signage.

o   No early breakdown before closing time without permission, and vendors who will arrive late, must provide table dress and signage ahead of time, so that your table is clearly dressed with your branding, and must include signage that tells visitors what time you will arrive and how to contact you. Event staff will help dress your table, but vendor is responsible for providing the materials at least 30 minutes before event start time.

o   Vendors are responsible for their booth setup and conduct.

o   WiFi to support POS systems is available upon request during check in.

·         Health and Safety

o   No self-service of open food or drink by customers.

o   Booths must remain tidy and free of trash. Cleanup is required at the end of each market.

·         Fees and Insurance

o   All vendors must carry a $1M liability insurance policy naming:

§      Eastern Sierra Farm Fresh, and

§      United Methodist Church as additionally insured.

·         Enforcement

o   Violations may result in verbal warnings, written citations, or dismissal from the market.

o   Appeals may be submitted in writing within 10 days to Market Leadership.

Required Attachments Checklist for Vendor Onboarding

☐ Copy of applicable business license or food permit (TFF if applicable)

☐ Proof of General Liability Insurance ($1M minimum, naming ESFF and UMC)

☐ Completed Vendor Application and Signed Agreement