Vendor Markets

First Street Market regularly activates and opens up for vendor markets, hosting a broad selection of vendors and small businesses for you to meet and engage with! Click the links below to sign up to join us as a vendor at the markets, or for market updates about our hours, special events programming, etc.

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Our Vendors

We are proud to collaborate with local farms and small businesses, and to introduce them to First Street Market’s neighborhood! Check out a sampling of our vendors – all proudly small business owners! – below:

Three containers of fresh green and yellow beans labeled 'The Herb Lyceum' from a farm stand, placed on a wooden surface.

The Herb Lyceum

A man wearing a baseball cap and striped shirt is selling products at a store counter to a woman with short hair, glasses, and a blue patterned shirt. The store has hanging paper decorations and large windows in the background.

Windy Village Wellness

Two people harvesting blueberries in a field, one woman and one man, with the woman picking berries and the man pouring berries into a box.

Red Fire Farm

A chalkboard sign advertising Brazilian cheese bread called Pão de Queijo for $16. In front of the sign is a yellow package of Galley Cheese Bread, and to the left is a large blue cooler. The background shows a person working behind the counter and several people in the distance.

Galley Provisions

Wee Vice Farm

Simply Sharp

Woman with blonde hair, glasses, and a pink sweater smiling and holding a small packaged chocolate product at a chocolate expo event, wearing a black apron with a vendor badge.

The Tiny Loaf Co.

KQ’s BUTTAs

Macaron Milieu

Grapes, energy bites, coconut, and cinnamon sticks on a blue surface with a partial sour patch Kids package.

L’s Goodies

Crown & Jewel Boutique

Coffee Plus 254

Cocobelly Bites

YouV Sunscreen

SUS

Virgo’s Room

Wise Mouth Inc.

Damask Cakes

Atomic Fungi

Boy Mom by Jae

A woman standing behind a wooden display at a market stall, with jars of preserved food and packets of dried goods in front of her. The background shows a colorful mural and hanging paper lanterns.

The Native Kitchen