WE ARE CURRENTLY ACCEPTING VENDORS FOR THE 2024 SEASON!
Be a part of the South Street Farmers Market
Thank you for your interest in joining our community market. As a soon-to-be Alabama State Certified Farmers Market, we follow policies set by the Farmers Market Authority of Alabama. This means only Alabama grown, raised, and made items will be considered for approval.
No franchises, reselling, thrifting, or out of state businesses will be approved.
As a 501c3 nonprofit entity, we cannot allow items promoting or endorsing any political affiliations.
As a privately-owned farmers market with a goal of creating a neutral place for all, we will not allow items promoting or endorsing religions of any kind.
How to apply
We’ve created an application process that is simple and straight-forward in hopes that any and all interested vendors can apply with confidience. If you need assistance with the application process or have questions that are not answered in the information provided, please reach out to our team directly: market@blackbeltfoodproject.org.
STEP 1: Read & review the market handbook
In order to maintain our state certification, all vendors must operate in compliance with the rules and guidelines set forth by our market team. Before completing and signing your application, please review our official market handbook. All information including vendor requirements, market operations, the market mission and purpose can be found in this very important document. We kindly ask that you take a moment to read it.
Step 2: Submit your application
The final step in the process is submitting your application. You can print and mail your application or you can submit it through email. Our market team and board will review all applications. Once a decision has been made, we will contact you directly to inform you of your vendor status.
Important market details & requirements
In addition to your market application, all vendors are required to submit the following information. These documents are only required for those vendors accepted into the market.
Your farm and/or business must hold liability insurance in the name of your organization. You are required to submit copy of your current insurance policy, which will be kept on file for the market season. Please review our market rules & regulations for more information.
Our market will accept SNAP/EBT. While all vendors are not required to participate in this program, it is highly encouraged that we make this market as accessible as possible to all customers. Once accepted, we will share a SNAP/EBT agreement for you to sign.