We appreciate your interest in the Clayton Farm and Community Market!

The Market meets every Saturday, April-October, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and two Saturdays a month November-March, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The regular 2018 season begins April 7, 2018 and end October 27, 2018 for a ttoal of 30 Saturdays from 9 am until 1 pm.

We will continue into November with our Winter Market - Those date are yet TBD

To become a vendor, you must be selling goods that are grown or handmade within 100 miles of Clayton. For prepared food items, they must be prepared in an inspected kitchen.

Please download and fill in the application at the link below and mail it back to the address on the form.

Then, the market board will vote on the application. Factors that are taken into consideration for new vendors are:

• If the product is made/grown within 100 miles of Clayton
• The number of existing members selling the same product
• The quality of the product

If the board votes yes to allow you to become a vendor, you will receive a membership form from us via email and be added to our weekly vendor email that includes details about where and when to set up each Saturday. If the Board votes no, you will receive an email explaining why. We also have craft fairs once per month for non-vendors to participate in the market for $20 per tent.

We have another form to register to become a member. It is described in the Member Section. To become a member of the market, there is an annual fee of $35, and then each Saturday you attend market costs $8.00. If you are approved to become a vendor, but do not wish to become a member, you may still attend any Saturday for $16. Membership allows you to participate on the market board and vote when changes to the guidelines are proposed each Spring.

So, Click below for the desired type of Vendor Form:

1. Grower/Producer/Value-Added/Food Truck - "Consumables" Vendor Application: Application Form Grower
2. Artisan/Crafter Vendor Application: Application Form Crafter

And a Member Application: Market Member Application