Vendor Ticket for JC Farmers Market- November

Join Us as a Vendor at the Nourish and Thrive Market!

Thank you for your interest in becoming a vendor at our Nourish and Thrive Market, hosted by Nourishing Food For Thought at the picturesque Jupiter Creamery. Our monthly market takes place every second Saturday through May 10, 2025.

At Nourishing Food For Thought, we are dedicated to promoting local, handcrafted, sustainable, organic, and non-GMO foods and goods. We believe these standards are crucial for our community's health and well-being. Our commitment to offering only the highest quality products and supporting local vendors distinguishes us from traditional markets. If your products align with these values, we would love to hear from you!

Market Details:

• Location: Jupiter Creamery, a beautiful 10-acre working dairy farm featuring farm animals, a barn, and open spaces overlooking a scenic pond. This setting provides a charming backdrop for our market and special events.
• Vendor Spaces: We are currently offering 20 vendor spots. We are seeking vendors who specialize in handcrafted goods, including local art, jewelry, organic/non-GMO body care, home textiles, and health care products. We are particularly interested in local food producers and vendors who share our commitment to high-quality, organic, and non-GMO foods.

Why Join Us?

By participating in the Nourish and Thrive Market, you contribute to a healthier future for our families and community. We are passionate about providing the best products to our visitors and fostering a community that values quality and sustainability.

Vendor Packages:

• Vendor spaces are available in three-month packages: September-November, December-February, and March-May.
• Please note that vendor fees are non-refundable in the event of severe inclement weather or illness. However, we are open to discussing alternative arrangements for future markets if necessary.

We look forward to meeting you and working together to offer the very best to our community!

Nourish and Thrive  JC Market Vendor Bylaws

1. Vendor Selection Criteria 1.1. Vendors must apply and be approved by the Market Committee based on alignment with the market's standards, including but not limited to: local production, handcrafted goods, sustainability, organic and non-GMO practices. 1.2. The Market Committee reserves the right to refuse participation to any vendor that does not meet these criteria.

2. Vendor Conduct and Compliance 2.1. All vendors are required to conduct themselves in a professional manner, respecting other vendors, customers, and market staff. 2.2. Vendors must comply with all local, state, and federal regulations relevant to their products and market activities. 2.3. Any vendor failing to comply with the established market rules, or whose behavior is deemed disruptive or detrimental to the market, may be asked to leave without refund.

3. Quality and Product Standards 3.1. Vendors must ensure that all products meet the market's standards for quality, including the use of sustainable, organic, and non-GMO ingredients or materials where applicable. 3.2. The Market Committee reserves the right to conduct inspections or request documentation to verify the compliance of products with these standards. 3.3. The sale of counterfeit, misrepresented, or substandard products is strictly prohibited and will result in immediate termination of the vendor’s participation.

4. Termination of Vendor Participation 4.1. The Market Committee retains the right to terminate a vendor's participation at any time for failure to comply with market bylaws, breach of contract, or any actions that undermine the market's integrity. 4.2. In the event of termination, the vendor will be provided with written notice outlining the reasons for termination. 4.3. Terminated vendors are not entitled to a refund of fees and may be prohibited from reapplying for future markets.

5. Dispute Resolution 5.1. Any disputes between vendors, or between a vendor and the Market Committee, should be resolved through mediation. 5.2. If mediation fails, disputes will be settled according to the laws of the state in which the market is located, with jurisdiction in the county where the market operates.

6. Amendments 6.1. The Market Committee reserves the right to amend these bylaws at any time. 6.2. Vendors will be notified in writing of any changes to the bylaws.