Cleburne Shopping Days Vendor Market
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Come shop local small businesses under the oak trees on Bulverde Road. This market is home to makers of art, products, and specialty foods. Every 2nd & 4th Saturday 30+ vendors set up at 2545 Bulverde Road (aka 2545 FM 1863) to connect with the community and share their small business offerings. To learn more about how to become a vendor, scroll down to see the application. Please give us time to review your application as we get new applicants every week. Interested in becoming a vendor at our next event? There is more vendor information on the next tab of our website. There is an application for each market date . Please fill out an application for EACH DATE you would like to try and reserve a space at. Each market will have it’s own waiting list and you will be contacted if there is a cancellation for that specific market. Submission of an application does not mean you are automati...
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The Shopping Days Vendor Market runs Saturday, December 6, from 9 am to 4 pm and Sunday, December 7, from 10 am to 4 pm at the Plano Event Center, 2000 Convention Center Boulevard. Admission is free, with vendors selling fashion, gifts, sweets and seasonal decor.
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Showcase your talents in our community! La Vernia Market invites local artisans, food creators, and businesses to connect with eager shoppers in a fun, supportive atmosphere. All items being sold must be raised or grown on your land by you or your family. This price does not include resale items. $25 Payments are not refundable. The business must be made by the person under the age of 18. An adult can assist, but the person under the age of 18 must be present in the booth for the day and run it. $30 10×10 Space For selling or promoting a business or products Starting at $40 Double 10 X 20 Double Covered space under Pavilion. Tables and chairs are Not provided. Starting at $55 You must have all required permits from the City and State. The City of La Vernia permit is $75 for a one-time setup or $250 for a year-long permit, starting in January. $65
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The Arboretum Food and Artisan Market is located in the parking lot of Juliet Kitchen in the Arboretum. Organic vegetables, local meats, gluten free and vegan goods, hot foods, coffees, many varieties of baked goods, gourmet foods, home goods, jewelry, fresh flowers and plants, dog products, artisans, and more! Juliet Kitchen Parking Lot - Great Hills Trail and Jollyville Rd. (Arboretum) Located in the beautiful central plaza of the Hill Country Galleria, the Bee Cave Farmers Market offers a wide variety of foods including local meats, organic vegetables, plants, flowers, cheeses, milks, baked goods, and more! We also have a small, carefully selected group of amazing local artisans. This market runs on Sundays every week, rain or shine. Attending vendors are updated on Thursdays. Cedar Park Market Days is our largest and longest running outdoor market, featuring over 60 local artisans...
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Hallettsville Market Days is held quarterly at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Highway 77 South, drawing upwards of 90 vendors per show and averaging over 2,500 shoppers per event. The venue offers an indoor market, covered outdoor spaces and an open area under oak trees, plus RV hookups for visitors staying nearby.
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All of our markets and festivals are free to attend and include free parking. We are a family friendly market and leashed pets are always welcome! Stroll through the market…
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Owning a small business was not a childhood dream. I wanted to be a teacher. I knew that was what I wanted to do since kindergarten. I was able to accomplish that dream and had the privilege to teach for eleven years. I always enjoyed crafting but never thought of it as a way to make money. One Christmas I made a large decoupaged cross for my aunt. She was a successful artist by her own right so the fact that she hung it in her office was an honor. And then the orders started pouring in. First, from her friends and co-workers, and then large orders from her place of employment. I began doing craft shows and eventually started my own (1st and 2nd Saturday Craft and Vendor Market) in 2012. The idea of a craft boutique started to creep into my thoughts. Several years went by and the markets were growing, as was my crafting business. Then my aunt passed away unexpectedly. The cross that s...
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The Town's sixth annual Arts Festival at Heritage Park SHAPED up to be a blast! Thank you to everyone who joined us for the shapes-themed event. Thank you to all of the artists, live performers, vendors, sponsors, and Town staff who made this 2 026 event so special. We love how creative this community is, and we love how much it shows in the pictures from the event below. A girl dances with a parasol and ribbons at the 2026 Arts Festival. Jewelry on display at a vendor booth at the 2026 Arts Festival. The Western Flyers perform in the pavilion at Heritage Park during the 2026 Arts Festival. Performers from the Bombshell Dance Project dance during the 2026 Arts Festival.
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Goliad Market Days, running for more than 30 years, fills the streets and sidewalks around the Goliad Courthouse lawn on the second Saturday of every month. Vendor booths cost $45 for a 10 by 10 foot space, with electricity available for an extra $10.
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Join us in the "Most Beautiful Square in Texas" and experience Georgetown, a featured Texas destination. Everyday Georgetown's historic downtown offers a vast selection of premier shopping and dining and on 2nd Saturday Market Days there is even more! The 2nd Saturday Market Days continues to grow, attracting an impressive 125K visitors in 2025! This event brings thousands of shoppers each month to the "Most Beautiful Square in Texas," creating an outstanding opportunity for you to expand your reach, connect with new customers, and grow your business. We strive to provide a unique selection of retail and food that complement our fabulous downtown businesses. You will find a wide variety of artisan, craft, food trucks, cottage food, business services and retail. Grab a bite to eat and enjoy live entertainment by local musicians all day long. If you do not already have a vendor profile...
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MillHouse McKinney is your membership-based space to work and play, relax and recharge, explore new friends, skills and ideas, and rediscover forgotten dreams. You can grab coffee, snag your favorite couch, and settle in. OR, reserve a designated desk or private studio to create in your very own space. Our nonprofit team, led by CEO/Executive Director Dr. Beth Beck , is passionate about creating opportunities for micro business women to collaborate, create ,and FLOURISH. Art Director Dana Brock manages the MillHouse Gallery exhibits, our ArtBlock Studios, and Open Studio events. Creative Services Director Aimee Woolverton manages the pho Our nonprofit team, led by CEO/Executive Director Dr. Beth Beck , is passionate about creating opportunities for micro business women to collaborate, create ,and FLOURISH. Art Director Dana Brock manages the MillHouse Gallery exhibits, our ArtBlock St...
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Discover affordable event venue rentals at The Venetian Event Venue, perfect for weddings and events. Contact us for planning services!
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Join us for Schertz Market Days every first Saturday! Explore 80+ vendors, food trucks, and fun community activities.
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Market and sell your products to a captive audience at one of our festivals. Join us today and embark on a global margarita tasting journey. The International Margarita Organization (IMO) is a global organization dedicated to celebrating and perfecting the craft of the margarita. Our mission is to discover, honor, and share the best margaritas from cities worldwide, elevating the iconic cocktail to an art form! Throughout our margarita festivals we bring together local mixologist and restaurants to showcase their creativity and award the finest margaritas. Beyond events, IMO champions education and innovation, ensuring the margarita remains a symbol of celebration and creativity! At the International Margarita Organization, we are passionate about margaritas and aim to unite enthusiasts, industry professionals, and festival-goers in a shared love for this iconic cocktail. Stay updated...
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Bandera Round-Up Market is part of Bandera's annual Labor Day celebration, held in the heart of the Cowboy Capital of the World. This outdoor market features artisan makers, craftsmen, specialty food vendors, local businesses, nonprofits, and other approved exhibitors offering unique products and experiences to thousands of holiday weekend visitors. A highlight of the celebration is the Longhorn Cattle Drive & Parade , beginning at 11:00 a.m. along historic Main Street. The iconic cattle drive, featuring authentic Texas Longhorns followed by the community parade with horses, floats, and local organizations, draws thousands of spectators each year and fills downtown Bandera with visitors throughout the holiday weekend. The Bandera Round-Up Market is designed to showcase quality vendors while complementing the family-friendly atmosphere of the Labor Day festivities. Vendor spaces are li...
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Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. Join us for the Highland Village Art Festival where we'll have displays from over 30 outstanding gallery quality artists, artist demonstrations, live music and entertainment, and interactive children’s art activities. Musical performances will be held in the south courtyard next to Chico's. The Highland Village Art Festival is a joint venture between the City of Highland Village and The Shops at Highland Village benefiting Kids Kastle. There will be a limit to the number of exhibitors. Anyone interested must complete the vendor application form by the deadline and be approved for participation. Please contact Andra Foreman with any questions at aforeman@highlandvillage.org
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Bee County Market Days is a seasonal vendor market held in front of the Bee County Courthouse in downtown Beeville, Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Vendors apply online before paying, and once approved receive a payment link by email. Direct sale and multi-level marketing businesses, along with animal sales, are not permitted.
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Market Day and Farmers Market brings downtown Bellville to life almost every month of the year with local farmers, makers, and vendors, offering fresh produce, handmade goods and more. Each Farmers Market and Market Day brings a wide variety of vendors and experiences to downtown Bellville, offering something for every visitor to explore and enjoy. Fresh, seasonal offerings from local farmers and producers, including fruits, vegetables, eggs, honey, baked goods, and small-batch pantry staples made with care. A selection of ready-to-enjoy foods from food vendors and food trucks such as pastries, homemade baked goods, savory street food options, fresh beverages, and specialty snacks perfect for enjoying while you shop the square. Unique, locally made items including soaps, candles, artisan gifts, jewelry, artwork, and home décor pieces, each one reflecting the creativity of makers and s...
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Vote now for the Cottonwood Art Festival as the “Best Art Festival” in the 2026 Best of Dallas® Readers’ Choice Poll! You can vote once per day per email address. Fill out the categories you’d like and hit the “Submit Your Ballot” button toward the bottom of the page. Voting ends 9/5/24 at 11:59 PM. Becoming an artist wasn’t part of a carefully planned career path. In fact, before moving to the United States in 2002, he never imagined painting would become his life’s work. More than two decades later, that spontaneous decision has grown into an internationally recognized career built on storytelling, culture, and community. This fall, Cottonwood Art Festival is proud to welcome Tony Paraná as its Featured Artist. View the full gallery of artists exhibiting at the Fall show! Sing, dance, and enjoy a weekend of live music at Cottonwood on the Lakeside Courtyard Main Stage and Acoustic S...
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We bring together a variety of local farmers, artisans, crafters, food vendors, artists, authors, musicians and creative types to local communities. Looking to connect to our makers outside of market days? Below are contact information and links to our current vendors for all locations. Please let us know if someone you are looking for is not listed or if you have trouble reaching them- we’re happy to help! 3G Makers- local family business creating engraved tiles, paracord bracelets and key chains, leather bookmarks and key chains. Seasonal items also available and custom work accepted. They can be reached through their Facebook page here . Al’s Plants – fruit trees and bushes, flowering plants, vegetable starters and answers to almost any gardening question you have! Mr. Al attends our Magnolia market location and occasionally teaches there at the market. His Facebook page is still a...
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Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. The City of Mont Belvieu's Monthly Market at the Park takes place at City Park on the first (1st) Saturday of every month from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. The mission of the Mont Belvieu Market at the Park is to support our community by providing our residents and visitors with vendors that bring fresh, locally-produced agricultural products, quality, handmade ar Done Editing tisan items, and delicious homemade foods to the market. The market also features merchants who sell unique custom crafts, apparel, jewelry, and more. Come out and support local small businesses and enjoy the community connection. The World of Microgreens Fresh and packaged microgreens, freeze dried microgreen powder, energy balls, microgreen pesto, freeze dried fruit Laíse’s Brazilian Treats Brazilian Truffles called Br...
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Your browser is not supported for this experience. We recommend using Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari. Leave the busy schedule behind and discover a slower side of the Gulf Coast Capital. This 48-hour itinerary is designed for travelers looking to relax, recharge, and soak in the beauty of Corpus Christi at their own pace. From peaceful beach days and waterfront dining to local art, coastal shopping, and unforgettable sunsets, you'll find everything you need for a refreshing escape by the water. Start your vacation with a beach day. First, head to Island Joe’s Coffee & Gallery , where a colorful collection of shipping containers has been transformed into one of the most unique coffee shops on the Texas coast. Grab a handcrafted coffee, a light breakfast, or one of their fresh pastries, then spend a few minutes browsing the local artwork before heading to the beach. With its laid-back...
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Do you know what a group of butterflies is called? A kaleidoscope. A kaleidoscope reflects ever-shifting patterns of color, light, and movement – much like a butterfly in flight. What begins as individual fragments transforms into something dynamic and beautiful, constantly evolving with each turn. Butterflies embody this same sense of transformation, their wings creating living, breathing patterns that change with every flutter. Together, the imagery of a kaleidoscope and butterflies represents growth, diversity, and the beauty found in constant change – where each moment, like each wingbeat, brings a new and unique composition to life. Kaleidoscope Park brings this idea to life as a vibrant nonprofit cultural destination designed to celebrate creativity, community, and connection. Through inspiring public art, live performances, family-friendly festivals, and thoughtfully designed g...
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