Craft Fair Vendor Application - Morrison Center 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Craft Fair Vendor Application in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your name and business name in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy for effective communication.
  3. Fill in your mailing address, including city, state, and ZIP code. This information is crucial for correspondence regarding your application.
  4. Provide both home and mobile telephone numbers along with your email address to facilitate easy contact.
  5. In the 'Brief description of product(s)' section, clearly outline what you will be selling at the fair.
  6. Select the type of products you will offer by checking the appropriate boxes provided.
  7. Indicate if you require electrical access and specify how many tables you need if renting from the event organizers.
  8. Consider donating an item for the raffle by checking 'Yes' and providing a description and value of your donation.
  9. Choose your preferred booth space (gymnasium or hall) and confirm that you have read the terms and conditions by signing and dating the form.
  10. Finally, calculate your total fees based on booth space and table rentals before submitting your completed form along with payment.

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Liability insurance for craft vendors helps protect your business from claims related to bodily injury, illness or property damage that may occur at shows or in your store. For example, if a customer or employee is injured at your booth, your insurance can help cover their medical expenses and potential legal costs.
For booths smaller than 20 x 20, expect to pay around or over $300 per square foot all-in. For booths 20 x 20 and larger, youll likely pay between $200-300 per square foot all-in or between $100,000 and up.
To sum it all up - if you want to start selling at craft fairs, its worth it if you can take the time to do your research, pick the right shows, set yourself up for success, make a little (or a lot!) of profit, and follow up with customers after the show.
Based on these requirements, the best way to accept credit cards at a craft fair is with a mobile card terminal. The top payment processors offer a number of options: Standalone credit card machine. Tablet-based POS with card reader.
Average base salary The average salary for a vendor is $20.70 per hour in the United States and $7,000 commission per year. 495 salaries taken from job postings on Indeed in the past 36 months (updated September 7, 2025).

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Vendor Booth Fees If youre selling at a church or school fair, you may not have a booth fee or its very low. However, the larger private fairs could charge anything from $25 a day to hundredss of dollars for a weekend. They may even ask for a sales commission. Commissions on your sales can be between 10% and 15%.

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