The Pour House is easily San Francisco’s best kept secret. Our goals are to share and spread wine appreciation while putting a cork in wine snobbery.

They are looking for artists who would like to show/sell their art on Thursdays from 4-8pm. This is a great opportunity to get your work seen & make great contacts with the Polk St Art Community.

Also any independent market sort of folks who would like to vend on site these Thursdays – we’re having mini trunk shows each week as well. It’s our way to support the local arts & bring great art, fashion & crafts together.

Poor House is located at 1327 Polk st. For more info please send us an email or stop on by.

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The 13th annual How Weird Street Faire is on May 13th from Noon to 8pm, and will have 13 stages of music and performances spread throughout 13 city blocks.

This year features dance music stages by Symbiosis, Raindance, Sunset Music, Forward SF, Opel, Opulent Temple, Muti Music, Temple Nightclub, Groove Garden, Enchanted Forest, SWAG, Happy Camp, Red Marines, Pulse, Pink Mammoth, SF House, Nu Funk Boutique, and more.

Plus vendors from around the world, an entire alley of live and exhibited art, nonprofits to educate and inspire, food and drinks, and thousands of people in colorful costumes coming together to celebrate our collective destiny and this significant time.

How Weird is centered at Howard and 2nd Streets, in the heart of San Francisco’s SoMa district. The faire takes place on Howard Street between New Montgomery and 1st Street, and on 2nd Street between Mission and Folsom. Buses, trains, MUNI, and BART all come within a short walk to the faire. Plus there is free bike parking at New Montgomery and Howard, at the Main Entrance.

Vendor applications:
http://www.howweird.org/docs/HowWeird2012-vendor-application.pdf

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The annual Corte Madera/Larkspur Fourth of July Parade and Celebration is one of the biggest events on the Fourth of July in Marin. In it’s 47th year, the event draws over 10,000 people is regarded to be one of Marin’s finest parades.

The parade begins at 10:30 at Redwood High School (395 Doherty Drive, Larkspur) and ends at Corte Madera’s Town Center where festivities will continue until 5pm.

Festival in the Park
The celebration immediately following the parade at Corte Madera Town Park will feature about 70 arts and crafts vendors, food vendors, including the famous hamburger booth, plus ice cream, snow-cones and more. There will be entertainment featuring a great band on the main stage. In the Children’s Area there will be entertainment, performing birds, carnival games, and face-painting.

For an application to sell crafts call:
415-924-0441

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Indie mart is back, after winter hibernation. SF’s only truly local indie design, DIY and music party hits for 3 Summer & Fall Shows at Thee Parkside and all down Wisconsin Street. All the things you love are back again: awesome vendors, all day bands, cheap beers, stiff drinks, photobooth to get wild in, Underground food vendors, food trucks, Parkside’s tasty BBQ and tots, all the eye candy, fun and rad shopping you can imagine. Vendors include DIYers, makers, designers, screenprinters, illustrators, artists, typographers, vintage, a few carpenters, foodies and local stores. Save the date for all our shows and applications are open for vendors.

• SUNDAY JUNE 10TH, 12-7PM
• SUNDAY AUGUST 19TH, 12-7PM
• SUNDAY OCTOBER 21ST, 12-7PM 

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Hello Market SF artists!   There are a few very exciting vending opportunities coming up:

Lower Haight Spring Art Walk
Friday, April 6 6-9p
 6 spots to remain.  We’ll be setting up on the sidewalk on Haight Street between Fillmore and Webster.  This is the first time they’ll have vending opportunities but this art walk is always well attended!
http://www.facebook.com/events/282107451866604/

Divisadero Art Walk
Thursday, April 12 6-9p
There are 4-5 spots to fill.  We’ll be setting up in Madrone Art Bar.  There is tons of stuff going on in conjunction with the art walk including the openings of Workspace and the San Franpsycho store.  Madrone is considered the last stop on the art walk and gets tons of traffic.

Market SF shop in shop
Beginning April 9
Market SF is opening a shop-in-shop within RAG co-op in Hayes Valley!  Super excited for this opportunity.  This will be 100 sq ft of highly curated locally made merchandise.  Looking for a handful of artists to be featured on a rotating basis.

If you’re interested in any of these, please reply to:
jenn@market-sf.com with your company name and website.

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John Sinnott Elementary School PTA Is again Hosting Annual Family Fun Fair this year On Saturday, April 21st,2012 At 2025 Yellowstone, Milpitas From 11:00am Until 3:00pm.
The cost is $ 30.00 for 10*10 space approx for One Table and Chair. Sell your stuff and build new customers
For Information booth cost is $20 10*10 space approx for One Table and Chair . Advertise about your upcoming classes or camps
To Reserve Your Spot Or Request vendor Application form or more Information call @ 408-242-2241

Merchandise Vendors Wanted! Vendor deadline is April 12, 2012.

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St Anthony Columbiettes will be having a Spring Boutique located in the parish hall of St Anthony 971 O’Hara Ave Oakley. This is an indoor event…tables and chairs will be provided. The event starts at 10am and goes until 2pm. Please reply if you are interested and I will forward a vendor reservation request.

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The 12th Annual Park Street Spring Festival is a Mother’s Day weekend tradition in Alameda and the Bay Area. With over 150 vendors, the street fair is a perfect place to find a gift for Mom. Or maybe you would like to treat Mom to a mimosa and lunch at one of the street’s food establishments. Fun for the whole family! Art and craft vendors, live music, kids’ area, food vendors, and beer & wine sales. Hours 10:00am-6:00pm both days. The street fair is located in Alameda’s historic Park Street Business District. Nearby parking garage and free bike valet.
More info: http://www.ShopParkStreet.com/springfestival.html

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Vendors needed to come out and sell their product.
No food vendors, everthing else welcome.
About 15 to 20 thousand people expected to attend.

Please call William at 925-427-0652
schedule interview.

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