JOIN OUR MARKEt AS A VENDOR!

Vendor applications now available for the winter season 2024/25!

  • Market policies 2024/25 are available here

  • If you don't have a profile already go to managemymarket.com and start by entering your details and add products. Then apply to the market by answering a few short questions and upload all required documents.

  • for all the vendors who already have a profile: log in to managemymarket.com  and go to "My Markets" where you'll see this year's application form.

 

If you’re interested to join us for the outdoor summer season 2025 please check back in with us in February 2025.


  • Primary producers

Produce Vendors can sell items that they grow, produce or forage themselves. 

  • Prepared food & alcohol

Here are some steps to get your product ready before applying:

  • Take your Market safe or Food safe level 1 course

  • review the guide for sale at temporary food markets

  • book a community kitchen if your product is considered high risk

  • think about packaging and labeling

  • Get liability insurance

  • Alcohol producers need to apply for a special event permit

  • Find more resources on the website of the BC farmers market association

  • Art & craft vendors

All crafts must be handmade from materials that have been significantly altered in a way that makes the item unique. 

  • Community groups

    Please reach out to the market manager to book your spot, no application necessary!


Vendor ressources

Vendor liability insurance

Duuo Insurance offers affordable short-term insurance coverage that meets our requirements. Get set-up in minutes by clicking HERE.

Business planning and advice

Startup Revelstoke assists entrepreneurs at any stage of their project. Come to the monthly meet-ups or reach out to Carolyn Gibson, she’s awesome!

Micro-loan

Community futures Revelstoke is offering a micro-loan of up to $10.000 to vendors to get them started at the farmers market. For more details click here.

Food safety

There is a handy guide categorizing food in high and low risk products and outlining the required documentation. For the guide click here or contact the Interior Health Office in Salmon Arm.

Market policies

the market polices are available via ManageMyMarket or click here for Summer policies or Winter policies.

BC Farmers Market Association

BCAFM provides lots of resources for vendors regarding marketing, insurance statistics and more.

Kootenay Boundary Farm Advisors

The Kootenay & Boundary Farm Advisors (KBFA) is an agricultural extension program that provides producers with free, technical production support and information.

Community Connections - The Neighborhood Kitchen

The Neighborhood Kitchen is Revelstokes’ new commercial rental kitchen.

Columbia Basin Trust

Columbia Basin Trust CBT offers business advice and wide variety of grants.

The Farmers Market Pros

Great podcast and lots of information for vendors. Check it out here!