Fall is on the way and we're bringing the neighborhood out to celebrate!
Join the Atlanta Beltline Indie Market Experience and Porches & Pies for the third year in a row for a fall festival activation set right on the street, deep in the energy of one of Atlanta's most beloved corridors, Adair Park.
The Atlanta Beltline Indie Market Experience invites independent vendors, makers, and small business owners to apply for a vendor booth with us during Porches & Pies — one of Atlanta's signature fall festival celebrations, taking place Saturday, October 3rd, 2026.
ABOUT THE EVENT
Porches & Pies is a fall festival experience rooted in community, creativity, and culture. Families from the Adair Park community and surrounding neighborhoods come out and bake!
Atlanta Beltline Indie Market Experience keeps the action going directly on the street — not in the park — placing vendors at the center of a high-energy, walkable street takeover along the Beltline corridor. Expect a festive atmosphere full of foot traffic, neighborhood regulars, and visitors drawn in by the spirit of the season. With bake offs, pie tastings, sweet treats, bake sales, and more, trust us, this is one event you will definitely want to take a bite out of!
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Every accepted vendor receives a 10×10 tent provided onsite at no additional cost — just bring your products, your setup, and your energy. No tent? No problem. We've got you covered.
WHO SHOULD APPLY
We welcome applications from:
· Independent makers, artists, and designers
· Food and beverage vendors
· Lifestyle, wellness, beauty, and culture brands
· Vintage, thrift, and curated goods sellers
· Any small business that thrives in a community market environment
WHY VEND WITH AIM
AIM has operated as Atlanta's premier independent vendor marketplace since 2016, with a decade-long track record of connecting small businesses with loyal, engaged Beltline audiences. This is your chance to be part of one of Atlanta's most celebrated fall events.
Please note, this application is NOT to be confused with the registration to be inside the actual Porches and Pies Festival. This is a separate vending opportunity between Atlanta Beltline Indie Marketplace to showcase independent vendors alongside the festival on a parallel street that guides foot traffic to the Atlanta Beltline from Adair Park.
Bakers, Sponsors, and Porches and Pies beverage vendors will be the only vendors inside of the park. All vendors registering with Atlanta Beltline Indie Market Experience will be aligned on the blocked streets of Catherine and Allene.
Space is limited and fills quickly. Early registration is encouraged.
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ARTlanta Festival of Culture is the flagship event of the I’m So ATL Citywide Public Art Campaign all rights reserved.
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