Short, practical reads for people who sell at shows and markets
A complete packing checklist for craft show and farmers market vendors: tent and display, payments, paperwork, comfort and the small things people forget.
What craft show and market vendors generally need to sell legally: a seller's permit, sales tax collection and records, and the questions to ask each state and organizer.
What to check on a craft show or art fair application: jury fees, booth fees, refund rules, deadlines, juried versus non-juried, and signs a show may not be worth the money.
Where craft vendors find shows worth applying to: searchable calendars, organizer pages, local groups, and how to tell a good show from a bad one before you pay.
Three ways vendors find and apply to craft shows, art fairs and markets, what each is good at, and how to use them together instead of choosing one.
Also useful: what booths cost and shows still taking applications.
Save listings, keep application deadlines in one place, and read what vendors who have worked a show say about it before you commit to a booth fee in your area.