Winter 2026 Vendor Application

Apply now for January–March 2026 market dates! Please select your dates carefully and be sure to mark them on your calendar. Applications close October 31st, and all applicants will receive a response by November 14th. 

Accepted product categories:
Produce, dairy, meats and poultry
Plants and/or Flowers
Food and Food related products
Crafts must be handmade or original items by the artist and made locally 

Product categories that we do not accept are:
Charitable / Fundraisers
Franchise, direct sale, and / or retail business
Commercial / mass produced products (with or without an internet business)
Electronics and related accessories
Any resale/flea market type merchandise
Packaged, nationally distributed foods or products 

Note to Food Vendor Applicants:

If you are selling foods which do not fall under the Cottage Law list, please include a copy of your food license from DBPR or FDACs along with a copy of your most recent commissary kitchen rental invoice to ensure compliance with local & state food safety regulations. 

To maintain a well-rounded and complementary vendor lineup, we avoid overlap with existing offerings from Halls on 5th tenants and confirmed vendors. At this time, we are not accepting vendors featuring:

• Hawaiian plate lunches (e.g., teriyaki, Kalua pork, Spam, Katsu)

• Artisan deli sandwiches or brioche-based sliders

• Sushi rolls, tempura, or pan-Asian fusion

• Vegan soul food (e.g., fried chick’n, mac & cheese, jackfruit dishes)

• Smashburgers (currently offered by Thrive and Sweet and Spicy)

We encourage unique, diverse concepts—especially those offering Indian, dessert-focused, or other underrepresented cuisines. Successful applicants typically offer grab-and-go–friendly items, have strong branding, and are active on social media.

This is an electronic agreement and by selecting the booths, you are validating and approving this agreement electronically. 

We're excited to have you join us at our upcoming market. To ensure everyone gets a chance to participate, we kindly ask that all vendor tent spaces be confirmed 4 days prior to the market date. Don't worry if you're a bit late to the game – if your approval comes within 5 days of the market, you'll be charged upon approval.
 Considering becoming a permanent vendor? Awesome! You'll still only be charged for one market date at a time, with payment due 5 days before each market day.
 
While we can't offer refunds on vendor space rentals, we totally understand if plans change. Just give us a heads up at least 4 days before the market date, and we'll happily transfer your spot to a future date. It's all about making sure everyone has a chance to shine. Looking forward to seeing you there!
  

EVENT DETAILS

Address: 40 E. 5th St. Apopka, FL. 32703

Event Day & Time: Every Friday, 6PM-9PM

 LOAD-IN, SET-UP & BREAKDOWN SCHEDULE

Food Truck, Trailer, & Van Load-In:
4:00PM - 4:30PM

Tent Vendor Load-In:
4:30PM - 5:00PM
Note: Apopka Police Department will close 5th Street at 4:30 PM. 

Arrival Information:
All vendors must be in place by 5:00 PM on Fridays to allow sufficient time to locate spaces, park, unload, and set up. Late arrivals may disrupt the market layout, impacting our guests’ experience. Please note that spaces may be reassigned if vendors are not present by 5:00 PM. 

Set-Up Completion Deadline: 5:45 PM
Please monitor traffic and weather conditions to avoid delays. If you expect any issues, notify us promptly by email for smoother coordination. 

Breakdown Time: 9:00 PM
Apopka Police Department will reopen 5th Street at 10:00 PM. 

PARKING INSTRUCTIONS

Vendor parking is provided. Please unload in the designated Market Parking lot, then move your vehicle to the vendor parking area to allow space for customer parking. Vendors are responsible for supplying their own 10x10 tent and tables. 

All tents must be weighted (we would prefer you do not use stakes, please). For the safety of guests and other vendors, those who do not provide tent weights will not be permitted to set up their tent regardless of weather conditions. 

Vendors are responsible for their own payment processing and cash transactions. Propagate Social House will not provide vendors with cash/change for transactions. Please note: vendors are responsible for supplying their own wi-fi hotspot for processing card transactions. 

Additional notes:

If the use of a generator is required for your tent, only “Quiet Generators”(below 60 decibels) are permitted. We do not allow the use of the generators over 60 decibels for any reason in an effort to maintain a comfortable evening for other vendors, patrons and our business neighbors. Vendors who are not in compliance with this rule may be asked to remove their generator, move locations or leave the event.

Since the event will extend after sunset, Propagate will provide area lighting for pathways, however, vendors should provide power free lighting for inside their tents.  We recommend something like this or this or this.
 The event is rain or shine. Fees will not be refunded or credited due to vendor cancellations or inclement weather.
Vendors will be required to supply their own trash cans and remove trash at the end of the event. There is not a dumpster on-site.
 Food Vendors - Please review the  Cottage Law list below. If you are selling foods which do not fall under the Cottage Law list, please bring your food license from DBPR or FDACs along with a copy of your most recent commissary kitchen rental invoice to ensure compliance with local & state food safety regulations.