Hamilton ON – March 15, 2013 – The Hamilton Farmers’ Market is currently accepting stallholder applications from local vendors interested in contracting space at the Market.
All applicants must complete the application form, available for download www.hamilton.ca/farmersmarket, and submit it to the Hamilton Farmers’ Market office by 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 28. There will be no extensions to this deadline.
The Market supports a Grow It! Make It! Bake It! approach and will select stallholders and their products
in the following priority:
Farmers first within the boundaries of the City of Hamilton
Producers using ingredients grown or reared within the City of Hamilton
Farmers within 100 mile radius of the City of Hamilton
Producers within 100 mile radius of the City of Hamilton
Other vendors
Artisans
Overall product mix in the Market will also be a determining factor in the selection of stallholders. Details on stall fees, sizes, what is equipped in each stall, and what the vendor is responsible for are outlined in the application form.
If an interested vendor has questions regarding the application, contact Donna Lee Macdonald at the Hamilton Farmers’ Market office, by email at donnalee.macdonald@hamilton.ca or by phone at (905) 546-2424, ext. 2097.
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