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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This is our Fourth Community Outreach Festival at “Church of the Valley” Campus near Valley Faire Mall in Santa Clara. Saturday, July 21, 2012, 9:30 – 3:30. Fun for the Whole Family! Arts & Crafts, Professional Vendors, Non-profit Orgs, Live Music, Classic Car Show, Huge used Book Sale, Bake Sale and Great Food! Vendor Spaces only $25.00 for 12′ x 12′! Call the Church Office for vendor space information. Hurry they will go quick! (408) 248-1050. http://www.churchofthevalley.com

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WATERFRONT FESTIVAL FEATURING…
8TH ANNUAL “ART, WINE AND CHOCOLATE”
Harbor Plaza Park, Main Street and Solano Street, Suisun City 94585
Saturday, Oct 6, 2012
11 AM – 5 PM
Come and enjoy the ambiance of the Waterfront while browsing the 90+ artisan booths presenting unique hand-crafted items. Sip wine from local award winning and up-and-coming Suisun Valley and Solano County wineries, and indulge in fine chocolate candy, truffles, chocolate cupcakes and other chocolate culinary delicacies! Live music! Chocolate Bake Off Contest! Children’s activities! Food Vendors on site, wonderful restaurants nearby….and so much more!
Wine tasting will be available for $20 and includes a commemorative wine glass and eight – 1 oz. pours or a commemorative wine glass and a full glass of wine. (proof of age required). A “wine shop” tent will be set up to purchase bottles of selected wines.
Come early to browse the artist and artisan booths, enjoy samples of delicious chocolate and find a new favorite wine at the wine tasting. It promises to be a fun family event, with something for everyone to enjoy! Check out www.SuisunWaterfront.com. See you there!
Vendor or visitor information please call (707) 399-7195
Bake off information please call (707) 803-3485
Easy to find: I-80 East or I-80 West to Hwy 12 East. Take Suisun City downtown exit. Bear right on Lotz Way to Main Street. Left on Main to Solano Street.

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Join Project Knew Groove for our third annual Art & Music Festival in Pillar Point Harbor from 12-7pm.

Vendor application available here: http://projectknewgroove.org/forms.html

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Seeking vendors for a vendor fair in connection to a large local swim meet on June 23 and 24. Contact denise-willis @comcast.net for information and an application.

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College Avenue will transform into a street festival focusing on the retail merchants, businesses and services located on College Avenue. Live Music, Chef Stage, Market Hall’s Picnic in the Street, Wellness Tent, Kid’s Area, Rockridge Merchant/Artisan Marketplace, Gourmet Food & Beverage Booths, Street Entertainment.

For an application:
http://www.rockridgeoutandabout.com/

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What started in 2004 as a little street fest sponsored by a small group of local merchants has blossomed into one of Oakland’s premier cultural events. In 2005, the Telegraph Temescal Business Improvement District (TTBID) took over the fair’s sponsorship and, since then, the event’s growth has been exponential. This year, there will be four stages (the Main stage, Kid’s stage and two Jazz stages) and three additional blocks of vendors, offering even more chances to promote local artists, craftspeople and creative dare-to-doers, representing the area’s rich tapestry of creativity and culture.

For an applications go too:
http://www.hesternet.net/events.html

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Being a vendor at the Asian Heritage Street Celebration will give you an opportunity to showcase your products and services, drive business to your store and/or website, or offer special fair items to reduce your inventory – all while supporting the Asian American community. We heard your suggestions and this year we’re investing in major initiatives to make our event a Shopper’s Destination. This includes special advertising in the SF CHRONICLE and SF EXAMINER. We will bring more shoppers and buyers than any other year to buy your quality goods. See all our Shoppers Only Promotions Here. Last year’s event attracted more than 100,000 people and this year we plan to return to the Civic Center / Little Saigon area!  We will be in front of the Asian Art Museum, a dynamic area in an evolving neighborhood. The area is centrally located and convenient via both MUNI and BART – and the freeway. For your convenience, above are quick links to the booth application along with Fire Department and Health Department required forms, the Asian Heritage Street Celebration website, and last year’s website as well.  Please feel free to contact me with any questions.  Thanks so much and looking forward to hearing from you!

WINE, JAZZ and ARTS & CRAFTS

This year AHSC brings together good wine, good jazz and great arts & crafts together in one area! The Jazz and Cultural Stage will be on Golden Gate Ave with wine tasting booths at the Larkin corner. FREE souvenir glasses with the purchase of only $10 for five wine tastings! There will be a sitting area with the soft music and jazz live on stage and food nearby. Then enjoy your walk around the booths in this area to visit and support AHSC’s favorite returning arts and crafts vendors, plus many new great artisans and crafts people!

Promotions for the 2012 Asian Heritage Street Celebration.

• New Shopper Promotions and Attractions
• Art & wine area adjacent to Jazz and Culture Stage
• Newspaper advertisements to promote SHOPPING opportunities at the Asian Heritage Street Celebration
• Free parking for vendors
• Free Asian Art Museum tickets for shoppers
• Promotion of your company and goods in the AHSC Special Edition of AsianWeek
• Referral bonus – tell a friend to be a vendor too and get a $50 discount
• Smooth set up and takedown process. More booth coordinators to service vendors in 2010!
• Affordable booth spaces -$200 for arts & crafts vendors ($50 early bird by March 31st!)
• Possible table in a shared tent at a lower cost for small vendors with a limited selection of items – let us know if you’re interested!
• Limited number of vendors featured on AsianWeek.com and/or in the AHSC e-Newsletter
• Estimated 100,000 attendance

Applications:
http://asianfairsf.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/Booth-Application-Form-AHSC-81.pdf

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