FAQ

  • What are the requirements for vendors?

    The vendor must be the sole owner, a woman, and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, people of color).

    The vendor must sell or curate original, handmade, vintage, or repurposed items.

  • Why a market highlighting BIPOC women?

    Most women-owned businesses are run by white women, 82% to be exact, and this market allows us to highlight the other 18% of underrepresented women.

    (U.S. Census 2021).

  • What are the hours of operation?

    Our monthly market is open to the public from 10AM to 4PM on the first Sunday, Rain or Shine. Please refer to our Events page for our 2024 calendar.

  • When can I apply to be a vendor?

    Our market is based on month-to-month applications, all vendors must reapply each month. Make sure to subscribe to our vendor mailing list to be notified when the new application is added to our site.

  • Is there an application fee?

    There is no application fee but incomplete submitted applications will not be considered.

  • When will I hear back about my application?

    Once vendors have been selected, we will notify selected vendors by email. As a reminder, we only send out emails to selected vendors. Please don't be discouraged if you aren't selected, we strive to be fair by rotating vendors.

  • What are the booth sizes and prices?

    Prices range from $85 to $250 per day. Pricing is based on the size and location of the booth in the market. Booth fees include event liability, marketing material, press coverage, administrative, entertainment services, venue rental, and garbage and disposal fees.

    Booth sizes range from 6ft table up to 10x10ft.

  • Can I share a booth?

    Yes, you may share a 10x10 booth with one other vendor. Each business is required to apply online individually to be considered.

  • Do you have a wait list?

    We do not have a cancellation or waiting list. However, we will directly contact a qualified vendor if a spot opens up based on our market needs.

  • Do you accept third-party vendors and services?

    We do not accept third-party vendors such as Mary Kay or Monat representatives, and we do not sell or promote weight loss and weight management products. While we do accept vendors offering products, including those providing permanent jewelry, we do not currently accept vendors whose primary offering is a service.

  • What business certifications and forms do I need in order to sell?

    All vendors must provide current copies of all applicable permits, licenses, and liability insurance required for the sale of their products with their application. These documents ensure compliance with local regulations and demonstrate readiness to participate in our market. While we cannot provide legal advice, we recommend referencing the IRS website for detailed information on tax obligations related to your business.

  • What would I need for my booth?

    All vendors are required to provide their own tents/umbrellas, tent weights, tables and chairs, wifi, and point-of-sale processing systems.

  • Who can I talk to from the MMM team about Partnerships and Collaborations?

    Please email Leah@MujeresMakersMarket.com

  • Who can I talk to from the MMM team about Social Media and Media Inquiries?

    Please email Elysia@MujeresMakersMarket.com

  • Who can I talk to from the MMM team about Volunteer Opportunities and Workshops?

    Please email Maritza@MujeresMakersMarket.com

Still have questions? Visit our vendor handbook

“In today’s context, representation is so important, as a Filipina-owned business, UA Atelier was born in memory of both my grandmothers. I think they both would have wanted this business to thrive while also having the maker behind it all being recognized as a woman of color, the daughter of immigrants, and a proud Filipina-American.”

— Jan Hunter, owner of UA Atelier

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“Muchas gracias por escucharme, muchas gracias por tanto y todo lo que hacen por mujeres como nosotras tratando de salir adelante, y muchas gracias por darle la oportunidad a muchachas trabajadoras.”

— Maritza Pulido, owner of Chula Vibes