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Bloomington, Ind. ~ Bloomington Parks and Recreation is currently accepting applications for local farmers and growers who are interested in selling their products at the Bloomington Community Farmers' Market during the 2025 season. They are also seeking applications from businesses and individuals who would like to set up food and beverage artisan stands or food truck/push cart vending stands on Saturdays.
The deadline for priority consideration is February 21 at 5 p.m. Those interested in applying for a farm vendor space can do so by paying a $20 application fee with either a credit card or check. Additionally, those interested in setting up a food and beverage artisan stand or food truck can also apply.
For those who prefer a paper application or need materials in an alternate format, they can call 812-349-3738 to request one. It is important to note that all farm vendors selected and approved to sell at the Farmers' Market must reside and produce goods in Indiana. They are also expected to actively participate in the production of the goods they offer for sale.
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There is a $20 application fee for farm vendor spaces, which will be used to cover administrative costs. The selection process for food and beverage artisans and food trucks involves a panel of Farmers' Market staff and Advisory Council members who consider criteria such as menu, price, product balance, and use of local products. Preference will be given to businesses located in Bloomington.
The Bloomington Community Farmers' Market takes place every Saturday from April through October at 401 N. Morton St., just south of City Hall. During November, it moves to the Pavilion at Switchyard Park located at 1601 S. Rogers St.
In addition to the Saturday Market, there will also be a Tuesday Market held at Hopewell Commons on 332 W. University St., from June through September between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m.
For more information about applying to sell farm products or prepared foods at the Bloomington Community Farmers' Market during the 2025 season, interested parties can contact Clarence Boone at 812-349-3738. Don't miss this opportunity to be a part of one of Bloomington's most popular and thriving markets.
The deadline for priority consideration is February 21 at 5 p.m. Those interested in applying for a farm vendor space can do so by paying a $20 application fee with either a credit card or check. Additionally, those interested in setting up a food and beverage artisan stand or food truck can also apply.
For those who prefer a paper application or need materials in an alternate format, they can call 812-349-3738 to request one. It is important to note that all farm vendors selected and approved to sell at the Farmers' Market must reside and produce goods in Indiana. They are also expected to actively participate in the production of the goods they offer for sale.
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There is a $20 application fee for farm vendor spaces, which will be used to cover administrative costs. The selection process for food and beverage artisans and food trucks involves a panel of Farmers' Market staff and Advisory Council members who consider criteria such as menu, price, product balance, and use of local products. Preference will be given to businesses located in Bloomington.
The Bloomington Community Farmers' Market takes place every Saturday from April through October at 401 N. Morton St., just south of City Hall. During November, it moves to the Pavilion at Switchyard Park located at 1601 S. Rogers St.
In addition to the Saturday Market, there will also be a Tuesday Market held at Hopewell Commons on 332 W. University St., from June through September between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m.
For more information about applying to sell farm products or prepared foods at the Bloomington Community Farmers' Market during the 2025 season, interested parties can contact Clarence Boone at 812-349-3738. Don't miss this opportunity to be a part of one of Bloomington's most popular and thriving markets.
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