Vendors

Vendors specializing in the resale of antiques, collectibles, and one-of-a-kind treasures.

We invite local authors to reserve a booth in the Authors’ section, where they can engage with Fair visitors, share their work, and offer their books for sale. It’s a great opportunity to connect with readers and be part of a cherished community tradition.

Each year, the Fair hosts a popular giant bake sale featuring individually packaged homemade treats provided by consignors. Baked goods are sold by the Fair, with 80% of the sale price going to the baker and 20% retained to support the Fair.

A limited number of spaces are available for local businesses that don’t sell handmade crafts or food but offer other products that reflect the charm and character of a country fair. These vendors help enhance the Fair experience while complementing our traditional offerings.

We offer a limited number of spaces for local business owners representing a larger corporation, brand, or service who wish to showcase their product or service at the Fair. These spots are intended for vendors whose offerings align with the community spirit and atmosphere of a country fair.

We offer discounted Fair spaces to registered non-profit organizations interested in sharing information about their mission or selling items to support fundraising efforts. It’s a great opportunity to engage with the community and raise awareness for your cause.

The Children’s Fair is a free, dedicated area of the Fair designed especially for younger fairgoers. It features games, crafts, face painting, and a variety of kid-friendly activities.

Within this space is our Young Entrepreneur section, where aspiring young business owners have the chance to showcase and sell their products or services to the public at a discounted vendor rate. Participants are responsible for setting up and managing their own booths, giving them a hands-on opportunity to experience entrepreneurship in a fun and supportive environment.

We warmly welcome artisans to sell their 100% handmade crafts, with an emphasis on exceptional workmanship, originality, and creativity. Whenever possible, we encourage the use of all-natural materials. All applications will be reviewed by a committee to assess eligibility and ensure they meet our standards.

Please note: We’ve reached our 2025 quota for Jewelry Crafts.  Thanks for your interest and please try again next year!

This section of the Fair celebrates fiber animals such as sheep, alpacas, rabbits, and goats, as well as the art of fiber crafts. Vendors in this category showcase their fiber skills, offering live demonstrations and selling handmade artisan products related to fiber arts, such as yarn, textiles, and other unique creations.

The Bluemont Fair is on the lookout for unique, high-quality foods, with a strong preference for locally sourced ingredients!

We’re excited to share that last year’s event saw an overwhelming response—many of our food vendors sold out completely.  If you’re interested in joining us, please submit your completed application no later than July 1, 2025.

Categories:

Food Concessionaire: $200 per 12′ space
Products that are prepared on-site for consumption on-site

Specialty Foods: $125 per space
Reduced fees for vendors with a limited product line that are not intended to be consumed on-site

Food Vendor Information
Health Department Application
Insurance Information

Ticketed rides and entertainment include activities such as pony rides, rock climbing walls, and similar attractions. Vendors in this category pay a fee for their space at the Fair, sell their own tickets, and retain all proceeds from their ticket sales.